Day 1 – Johannesburg via Panorama Route to Hazyview
Guests collect their own hired car and leave Johannesburg early enough to self-drive via the N4 and towns like Dullstroom through to the Lowveld and start the full Panorama Route at Blyde Canyon. Attractions not to miss are the Three Rondavels, Bourkes Luck Potholes, Berlin Waterfall, and God’s Window. Note that all entrance fees are for own account.
Upon reaching Hazyview guests check into Kruger Adventure Lodge or similar where they can enjoy a scrumptious dinner (included in their package).
Day 2 – Explore the southern part of Kruger National Park in your own time
After a breakfast (included in the package) at the lodge, guests self-drive into the national park and continue on their own safari.
If they prefer one or two added-on guided tours, it should be booked beforehand as optional extra.
With prior arrangement, a bushwalk, and a night drive can be included in the package, but it is subject to availability.
Check into arranged accommodation and either braai under the African stars or enjoy a meal in the camp restaurant.
Day 3 –Kruger National Park to Johannesburg
On this final day you will make an early start and drive for one last time through the park to the exit gate and back to Johannesburg.
Visiting this part of the park in a vehicle of your own is, without a doubt, the most enjoyable way to do so. A self-drive safari in Kruger Park allows you the independence to organise your trip according to your own preferences and choose your own speed.
A self-drive safari offers some of the best opportunities to watch wildlife and guarantee moments of absolute seclusion in the middle of nowhere.
There are enough available maps that will help you in choosing and planning your trip through Kruger Park if you opt for one of our self-drive safaris.
- Exploring Kruger in your own time in your own private vehicle
- Driving through a scenic part of the country
- See the best of the famous Panorama Route
- Comfortable accommodation with dinner and breakfast included on your first night
Accommodation
Accommodation will be provided in standard amenities in one of the main rest camps in the southern or central part of the Kruger National Park, subject to availability.
The type of accommodation facilities will comprise en-suite chalets with twin beds, a small kitchen, utensils and air-conditioning, or similar. The option of a safari tent can also be chosen.
In Kruger National Park, visitors can choose from a wide variety of lodging options to best meet their needs.
There is a wide variety of lodging options available, and the one that is best for you will depend heavily on the level of convenience and excitement that you seek. Guests who are seeking for something more special will also be able to discover exactly what they are looking for, and those who are content to rough it will have no problem doing so. At every tier, there is a diverse selection of opportunities open to families to choose from.
Priority will be given for accommodation in the following camps: Skukuza, Berg En Dal, Pretoriuskop, Lower Sabie or as far north as Satara, if needed.
