Kruger is more than just a park; it’s an immersive tapestry woven with the raw threads of Africa, capsuled in the original state of millions of years of the enchanting African wilderness. Within its vast borders, over 19,000 square kilometres, lies a primeval playground teeming with iconic wildlife. Witness the majestic stride of lions, the graceful ballet of giraffes, the thunderous charge of elephants, and the watchful gaze of leopards draped in dappled sunlight.
11:30 – 17:00
Pick up at Johannesburg airport pick up point and transfer to Game Lodge
19:00
Dinner
05:00 – 18:30
Professionally guided tour and tracking of wildlife in Kruger National Park
Sunrise and morning game drive (on the go breakfast)
Lunch
Afternoon and Sunset game drive
Return to Game Lodge
Dinner at 19:00
05:00 – 18:30
Professionally guided tour and tracking of wildlife in Kruger National Park
Sunrise and morning game drive (on the go breakfast)
Lunch
Afternoon and Sunset game drive
Return to Game Lodge
Dinner at 19:00
05:00 – 18:30
Professionally guided tour of Blyde River Canyon
Grakop Gorge Lift
Lone Creek Falls
God’s Window and Pinnacle
Blyde River Canyon and Three Rondawels
Bourke Luck’s Potholes
Lisbon Falls or Berlin Falls
Lunch at harries Pancakes
Dinner at 19:00
05:00 – 18:30
Professionally guided tour of the Royal Kingdom of Eswatini
Maguga Dam (Built in most preserved volcanic area in the world)
Ngwenya Glass Factory (Founded in 1979 in the lush gardens of Eswatini, it’s a portal into the heart of African artistry and tradition. Here, skilled artisans transform molten glass into breathtaking sculptures, tableware, and ornaments, each imbued with the spirit of the continent)
Matenga Nature Reserve and Cultural Village (Nestled amidst the Lubombo Mountains, this 3,200-hectare reserve offers a diverse landscape of lush forests, cascading waterfalls, and rolling hills with a variety of birdlife and monkeys along the way to the Mantenga Cultural Village, a living museum showcasing traditional Swazi life, where you can witness authentic dances and learn about the kingdom’s history. The reserve is also home to the Mantenga Falls, the largest waterfall in Eswatini by volume
Traditional Lunch
Dinner at 19:00
05:00 – 18:30
Professionally guided tour of Maputo Mozambique
Maputo CFM Train Station (3rd most beautiful train station in the world)
Tunduru Botanical Gardens (Designed in 1885 by British gardener Thomas Honney, who also designed gardens for the King of Greece and the Turkish Sultan) Steel House (The Casa de Ferro, also known as the Iron House was originally built in Belgium, bought by the Portuguese colonial government and reassembled in 1892 intended to serve as the residence of the Governor of the District of Lourenço Marques) The Lemon Squeezer Church (Designed in 1962 the Church of Saint Anthony of Polana, is an iconic landmark in Maputo, Mozambique. Its unique design and religious significance have made it a must-visit for tourists and locals alike.)
Polana Serena Hotel (It is the oldest hotel in the city, having
been built in 1922. The hotel has a rich history, having hosted many famous guests, including King George VI and Queen Elizabeth II, Muhammed Ali and Nelson Mandela among others)
Craft market
Maputo / Katembe Bridge (It is the longest suspension bridge in Africa and the 20th longest in the world and a symbol of Mozambique’s growing economic prosperity and its increasing integration with the global economy.)
Lunch
Dinner at 19:00
05:15 – 11:30
Pick up at Game Lodge and transfer to Johannesburg airport.
Hotel
8Am
Kruger is more than just a park; it’s an immersive tapestry woven with the raw threads of Africa, capsuled in the original state of millions of years of the enchanting African wilderness. Within its vast borders, over 19,000 square kilometres, lies a primeval playground teeming with iconic wildlife. Witness the majestic stride of lions, the graceful ballet of giraffes, the thunderous charge of elephants, and the watchful gaze of leopards draped in dappled sunlight.
Blyde River Canyon
This is where water whispers and mountains rise to unfold a tale of dramatic landscapes and hidden wonders as you delve into the majestic realm of the worlds greenest canyon, South Africa’s third largest canyon and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Prepare to be captivated by breathtaking panoramic views, cascading waterfalls, and lush valleys bursting with vibrant vegetation, promising an adventure that stirs your soul. But the journey doesn’t end there. Embark on a thrilling descent into the heart of Graskop Gorge, where nature’s artistry unfolds in mesmerising rock formations and breathtaking vistas.
Royal Kingdom of Eswatini
From South Africa, cross the border and be transported to the enchanting kingdom of Eswatini, formerly Swaziland.
Immerse yourself in the rich heritage of Swazi culture, witnessing vibrant traditional dances, exploring ancient living museum, and experiencing the unique traditions that have been passed down for generations. Marvel at the stunning Ezulwini Valley, dotted with waterfalls and craft markets, and connect with the friendly locals who will share their warm hospitality and deep-rooted customs.
Maputo Mozambique
Bathe in the vibrant energy of Maputo, Mozambique, a captivating coastal city where Portuguese heritage meets African spirit. Stroll along the bustling Avenida Marginal, soaking in the ocean breeze and admiring colonial architecture painted in candy hues.
Dive into the bustling markets, bargaining for colorful fabrics and handcrafted souvenirs, feeling the infectious rhythm of daily life. Immerse yourself in the rich history whispering tales of bygone eras.
Indulge in the city’s vibrant culinary scene, savoring fresh seafood platters or sampling spicy piri-piri chicken at lively street stalls while allowing the infectious beat of Marrabenta music guide you through the lively atmosphere.
Whether you seek cultural immersion, historical exploration, or simply a taste of authentic African life, Maputo promises an unforgettable journey for curious explorers
