Cape Town and Kruger National Park Safari

  • 10 Days
  • Avg Group Size: 12
  • Activity Level 2
    • Activity Level 2

      Hikes on our Level 2 adventures are considered easy to moderate in difficulty.

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  • Trip Start: Johannesburg CBD
  • Trip End: Cape Town

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On the steps of the Big 5

Follow the steps of the Big 5 on our Kruger National Park safari. This trip is the perfect way to immerse yourself into Africa’s wilderness and bring you a breath away from an impressive array of wildlife. You’ll track the steps of the Big 5 with expert safari guides and enjoy a mix of remote safari camps and lodges near the renowned national park of South Africa, climb iconic Table Mountain in captivating coastal Cape Town, and bike through the lush vineyards and historic towns of the Cape Winelands region.

Foodie? South Africa’s cuisine is as rich and vibrant as its landscapes: you will breakfast on the private patio of your luxury safari tent while watching the sunrise, picnic lunch amidst a mighty canyon beneath the towering peaks of the Drakensberg Mountains, taste internationally acclaimed wines among laden grapevines, and dine on exquisite local produce in seaside restaurants overlooking the white beaches out to the Atlantic.  

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Cape Town & Kruger National Park Safari ~ Itinerary

Trip Start: Johannesburg CBD Trip End: Cape Town

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  • Day 1Arrive to Johannesburg, travel to Limpopo Province

  • Day 2Hike the Blyde River Canyon

  • Day 3Travel to Kruger National Park, home of the ‘Big 5’

  • Day 4Game Drives in Kruger National Park

  • Day 5Game Drives in Kruger National Park

  • Day 6Travel to Cape Town, free time to explore the city

  • Day 7Walking Tour of Cape Town, Hike Table Mountain

  • Day 8Bike tour of Franschhoek Winelands area and winetasting

  • Day 9Foodie Tour of Stellenbosch

  • Day 10Transfer back to Cape Town, “Hamba kahle" South Africa!

  • Day 1

    Arrive to Johannesburg, travel to Limpopo Province

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    We’ll meet at the Oliver Tambo Airport in Johannesburg and head northeast via the Panorama Route through the Mpumalanga province. We’ll stop along the way to explore geological wonders such as the Lisbon Falls, and the Three Rondavels, before lunching at the magnificent Graskop Gorge Lift.

    We’ll arrive at the beautiful Blyde River Canyon Lodge nestled on an 85-hectare (210-acre) botanical reserve, by the sparkling waters of the Blyde River. Don’t be surprised if free-roaming zebras and other wildlife come and visit you in the tranquil gardens outside your room!
    Accommodation: Blyde River Canyon Lodge, Limpopo Province
    Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

  • Day 2

    Hike the Blyde River Canyon

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    Today we hike the world’s largest green canyon, which spans 16 miles (26 kilometers) and reaches depths of 2,625 feet (800 meters). First stop is a visit to the 1,800 hectare (4,448-acre) Cape Vulture Conservancy. Here you’ll see a variety of plains game, stunning flora, impressive rock formations and a dazzling array of birdlife. Then onto our half-day hike of the Blyde River Canyon situated under the dramatic Drakensberg Mountains.

    The hike finishes with a harvest table lunch set in a private garden with spectacular views of the mountains and citrus fruits growing all around.

    Then it’s back to the luxurious lodge to relax, take a dip in the pool and enjoy the beautiful facilities and surroundings.
    Accommodation: Blyde River Canyon Lodge, Limpopo Province
    Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

    Cape Vultures Conservancy Hike: 6.2 miles (10 kilometers), 1-1.5 hours, (guests can stop at any time should they wish to)
    Blyde River Canyon Hike:
    1.3 miles (2.1 kilometers), 1-1.5 hours

  • Day 3

    Travel to Kruger National Park, home of the ‘Big 5’

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    Enjoy a relaxing morning before heading to the south-western region of Kruger National Park. Located in the land known as Mpumalanga (Zulu for “the sun rises”), this is one of the most beautiful provinces in South Africa, with spectacular canyons, pristine rivers, waterfalled mountains, and impressive caves to explore.

    We will stay in the Mdluli Safari Lodge, featuring luxurious tent style accommodations with private patios, indoor and outdoor showers, and magnificent views out over the park. After a preview of what’s to come in the days ahead, we’ll head back to freshen up before dinner, and enjoy a sundowner in great company around the fire pit.

    Rest up tonight – your first morning game drive is tomorrow!
    Accommodation: Mdluli Safari Lodge or Nkambeni Safari Lodge
    Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

  • Day 4

    Game Drives in Kruger National Park

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    Start your morning at sunrise with an invigorating cup of coffee and light snack, before setting off on our first morning game drive. Today’s game drive takes us through the Kruger National Park in search of the ‘Big 5’ and all the other animals who call this area home. Our knowledgeable local guides are experts at deciding which areas of the wilderness to focus our attention on, and at which times of the day all with the utmost safety in mind.

    We’ll return to the lodge for breakfast, followed by a few hours of free time. We’ll then regroup for a late lunch before heading back out for another afternoon game drive, extending into the early evening – a great time to see some of the big cats as they start their nightly prowl.

    A traditional dinner awaits you on your return, before sleeping under the stars.
    Accommodation: Mdluli Safari Lodge or Nkambeni Safari Lodge
    Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

  • Day 5

    Game Drives in Kruger National Park

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    Another morning game driving awaits us today! Your guides may head back to areas where you encountered animals yesterday, or you may explore new areas. The day will run similarly to yesterday, with an early start, coffee, and a light snack, before heading out to look for the early risers. Lions are most active in the early morning and at sunset, as they rest for up to 20 hours per day!

    You’ll head back to the lodge for breakfast, some leisurely relaxation time, and lunch before heading back out to explore the area one last time.

    We’ll have a stop for sundowners and snacks before heading back to the lodge for a hot shower, and our final delicious dinner together before we head to the city tomorrow!
    Accommodation: Mdluli Safari Lodge or Nkambeni Safari Lodge
    Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

  • Day 6

    Travel to Cape Town, free time to explore the city

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    After an early breakfast it will be time to say farewell to the savannah and transfer to Kruger Mpumalanga International Airport for your flight to Cape Town. Upon arrival, you’ll be transferred to your hotel, and the afternoon is yours to explore the city the New York Times voted the best place in the world to visit!

    Tomorrow starts with a tour of the city, so you can choose to just take it easy this afternoon in a cafe or at your hotel, before re-grouping for dinner at Bilboa Restaurant, beautifully situated overlooking Camps Bay and out to the Atlantic Ocean.
    Accommodation: City Lodge Hotel V&A Waterfront
    Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

  • Day 7

    Walking Tour of Cape Town, Hike Table Mountain

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    Today you’ll embark on a walking tour highlighting the dramatic history of Cape Town. You’ll visit the bustling streets of old buildings and squares, learn about the story of Dutch and British rule, slavery and apartheid, and freedom and democracy. City tour highlights include the Adderley Street Flower Market, the Castle of Good Hope, Bo-Kaap (Malay Quarter), and the Slavery Precinct.

    You’ll enjoy a relaxed lunch by the waterfront, before heading to iconic Table Mountain, where you’ll ascend by cable car - or on a guided hike - offering brilliant views out over Cape Town, to the 12 Apostles. There’s the option to continue hiking to the highest point before coming down by cable car, enjoying 360-degree views on the way.

    We’ll conclude the day with a 14-course ‘taste safari’ gourmet dinner at GOLD Restaurant, which will take you on a culinary voyage from Table Mountain to Timbuktu. Enjoy interactive traditional entertainment while you dine.
    Accommodation: City Lodge Hotel V&A Waterfront
    Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

    Optional Table Mountain Hike: 3.7 miles (6 kilometers), 4-5 hours
    Elevation Gain/Loss: 2,625 feets (800 meter) ascent 
    Jeep track, single rocky track, stone steps, ladders

  • Day 8

    Bike tour of Franschhoek Winelands area and winetasting

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    After breakfast, we’ll drive two hours to Franschhoek, a charming French picture-perfect town founded in the late 1600s, where cheese factories, art galleries and wine estates abound. From here you’ll set off on a leisurely cycling tour through the scenic back roads of the Cape Winelands, indulging in a bit of wine tasting along the way. Surrounded by the dramatic Groot Drakenstein Mountains, you will cycle past the internationally acclaimed wine estates of La Motte, Moreson, and Graham Beck.

    After the bike ride there’ll be time for a refreshing swim at the hotel pool, before heading back to town for a group dinner at Rueben’s, an exquisite glass-fronted eatery with a sophisticated dining menu. Franschhoek is the culinary capital of South Africa - enjoy finding out why over tonight’s dinner!
    Accommodation: Protea Hotel by Marriott, or Le Franschhoek
    Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

    Biking: 11 miles (18 kilometers), 2-3 hours 

  • Day 9

    Foodie Tour of Stellenbosch

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    This morning you’ll head to Stellenbosch to walk the town on a half day ‘foodie tour,’ exploring all the famous cafes, art galleries, historical sites and other delights that make this town so special. In addition to its international wine reputation, Stellenbosch is also home to curated, public art exhibitions.

    During our leisurely walk you’ll get an insider’s perspective with an expert guide, savoring the handiwork of passionate food artisans, and celebrated artists in the outdoor art exhibition. Here you’ll indulge in an award-winning gin experience with light snacks, sample fine Stellenbosch craft beers with flavorful bites, enjoy local produce served with artisan bread, and sip a liquid ‘dessert’ at an innovative coffee laboratory.

    We’ll return to Franschhoek, and the afternoon is yours to explore. Our last dinner together tonight will be at the Grande Provence Restaurant, situated on one of the most beautiful heritage estates in Franschhoek.
    Accommodation: Protea Hotel by Marriott, or Le Franschhoek
    Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

  • Day 10

    Transfer back to Cape Town, “Hamba kahle" South Africa!

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    Sadly, our last day is already here, so following breakfast you will be transferred to Cape Town International Airport to say farewell (“Hamba Kahle” in Zulu) to your group companions and guide. You’ll go home with amazing safari stories to tell, and undoubtedly hundreds of incredible pictures to share.
    Accommodation: Not applicable
    Meals: Breakfast

Cape Town & Kruger National Park Safari Departure Dates

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Included

  • Our own highly experienced trip leader, with you from start to finish
  • Specialist local guides and camp crews while on safari (applicable for our Kruger National Park, Okavango Delta, and Serengeti safaris)
  • A team of expert local guides and porters for the duration of the Kilimanjaro trek (applicable for our Mt Kilimanjaro Trek only)
  • Industry-leading Guest-to-Guide ratio (averaging 6:1)
  • Your own ‘Account’, an online space with everything required for your adventure
  • Our knowledgeable Customer Service Team to answer your queries - just a phone call, email or chat away
  • Customer Service pre-trip phone calls to ensure you’re 'trip ready'
  • All accommodations for the duration of your trip 
  • All meals except where indicated in the itinerary
  • Unlimited snacks to keep you fueled
  • Flights as outlined in the itinerary
  • All activities outlined in the itinerary 
  • All necessary equipment (well-maintained and safe) for activities
  • Down jacket, sleeping bag, and hiking poles for the duration of the Kilimanjaro trek
  • All gratuities for hotels, restaurants, and activities
  • All park and other entry fees
  • Transportation in our air-conditioned 4x4 safari vehicles - safe, clean, modern, and comfortable!

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Cape Town and Kruger National Park Safari

Peter C

"1 Flights to SA were not that sorted out. We had to arrive a day ahead, and had to miss the last day shuttle due to our earlier flight. Those disconnects were disappointing.
2 The lodges were wonderful. Probably due to the COVID disruption, walking tours became driven tours. We did see a lot, but I was so looking forward to the walking game drives.
3 I understand the schedule pressures that made the city walking tour in the AM and the climb to Table Mountain in the afternoon. But, that's after another scheduled great (big) meal that most of us decided to miss due to the impending climb.
4 Wine tours were great, but the dining schedules were so compacted that we ate too much in too short a time: Breakfast in Franshoek at 0800, with the wine/foodie tour starting at 1000 in Stellenboesh that lasted to 1300. Lunch followed right after and we didn't finish until 1500. Then dinner at 1800?! All the food were tasty, but it was too much in a very short time. It became an Active Eating Adventure tour.
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1 Flights to SA were not that sorted out. We had to arrive…

"1 Flights to SA were not that sorted out. We had to arrive a day ahead, and had to miss the last day shuttle due to our earlier flight. Those disconnects were disappointing.
2 The lodges were wonderful. Probably due to the COVID disruption, walking tours became driven tours. We did see a lot, but I was so looking forward to the walking game drives.
3 I understand the schedule pressures that made the city walking tour in the AM and the climb to Table Mountain in the afternoon. But, that's after another scheduled great (big) meal that most of us decided to miss due to the impending climb.
4 Wine tours were great, but the dining schedules were so compacted that we ate too much in too short a time: Breakfast in Franshoek at 0800, with the wine/foodie tour starting at 1000 in Stellenboesh that lasted to 1300. Lunch followed right after and we didn't finish until 1500. Then dinner at 1800?! All the food were tasty, but it was too much in a very short time. It became an Active Eating Adventure tour.
5 Perhaps because of the 1-3 activity rating that the activities were very light but the eating was heavy? We were used to the 3-4 ratings of the previous trips where the food was hearty but appropriate to the level of activities.
6 Love the tour guide: knowledgeable and full of stories and background of the country. We found out that this was his first tour for Active. He's a keeper. read less

4.7 Stars (9 reviews)

P | January 1970

Cape Town and Kruger National Park Safari

Laura W

"An African safari has been on the top of my bucket list ever since high school. This year, I finally checked that box and the trip could not have been more amazing! In addition to seeing the Big 5 and other amazing animals up close and personal in their natural environment, we also explored Cape Town and Table Mountain and wine country! Our guide, Jamie, was extremely knowledgeable about every topic and I came away having learned and experienced so much more than I ever imagined. I highly recommend this trip!

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An African safari has been on the top of my bucket list ever since high…

"An African safari has been on the top of my bucket list ever since high school. This year, I finally checked that box and the trip could not have been more amazing! In addition to seeing the Big 5 and other amazing animals up close and personal in their natural environment, we also explored Cape Town and Table Mountain and wine country! Our guide, Jamie, was extremely knowledgeable about every topic and I came away having learned and experienced so much more than I ever imagined. I highly recommend this trip! read less

4.7 Stars (9 reviews)

L | January 1970

Cape Town and Kruger National Park Safari

Brian L

"The trip title should be Makalali private game reserve and Cape Town.
We did not go to Kruger National Park on this trip. Kruger was never listed as part of the safari trip.

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The trip title should be Makalali private game reserve and Cape Town.
We did not…

"The trip title should be Makalali private game reserve and Cape Town.
We did not go to Kruger National Park on this trip. Kruger was never listed as part of the safari trip. read less

4.7 Stars (9 reviews)

B | January 1970

Cape Town and Kruger National Park Safari

Theresa D

"Good, really enjoyed it

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Good, really enjoyed it

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4.7 Stars (9 reviews)

T | January 1970

Cape Town and Kruger National Park Safari

David S

"This trip was amazing. Brett, our lead guide is incredible and extremely knowledgeable. One of the most incredible experiences of my travel adventures. I would do this trip all over again! Dont change the itinerary!

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This trip was amazing. Brett, our lead guide is incredible and extremely knowledgeable. …

"This trip was amazing. Brett, our lead guide is incredible and extremely knowledgeable. One of the most incredible experiences of my travel adventures. I would do this trip all over again! Dont change the itinerary! read less

4.7 Stars (9 reviews)

D | January 1970

Cape Town and Kruger National Park Safari

Christine H

"This adventure exceeded all expectations with closer animal encounters than ever imagined, top-notch accommodations, friendly, fabulous guides and zero glitches during the entire trip! Absolutely Awesome Adventure!

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This adventure exceeded all expectations with closer animal encounters than ever imagined, top-notch accommodations, friendly,…

"This adventure exceeded all expectations with closer animal encounters than ever imagined, top-notch accommodations, friendly, fabulous guides and zero glitches during the entire trip! Absolutely Awesome Adventure! read less

4.7 Stars (9 reviews)

C | January 1970

Cape Town and Kruger National Park Safari

Alastair M

"It was a special opportunity to visit three private game reserves bordering the Kruger. We stayed at two amazing camps and had a bit of a wilderness experience at a third camp where we saw no other people or jeeps for three days. The latter may have run a bit long, but it was interesting to get to know the park in more detail. The game drives at Notten's and Camp George produced outstanding viewing opportunities of a wide range of animals that were the highlight of this trip. The Cape Town leg at the end could benefit from some tweaking, but we loved our trip up Table Mountain and the Franschhoek area was beautiful. Overall an unforgettable trip that we feel privileged to have been able to join.

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It was a special opportunity to visit three private game reserves bordering the Kruger. …

"It was a special opportunity to visit three private game reserves bordering the Kruger. We stayed at two amazing camps and had a bit of a wilderness experience at a third camp where we saw no other people or jeeps for three days. The latter may have run a bit long, but it was interesting to get to know the park in more detail. The game drives at Notten's and Camp George produced outstanding viewing opportunities of a wide range of animals that were the highlight of this trip. The Cape Town leg at the end could benefit from some tweaking, but we loved our trip up Table Mountain and the Franschhoek area was beautiful. Overall an unforgettable trip that we feel privileged to have been able to join. read less

4.7 Stars (9 reviews)

A | January 1970

Cape Town and Kruger National Park Safari

Lynne M

"I could not have imagined how close we would get to the animals and how much I would learn about their behaviors. The private game reserves were amazing! Loved the accommodations, people and food as well as all the amazing animals we got to get up close and personal with!

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I could not have imagined how close we would get to the animals and how…

"I could not have imagined how close we would get to the animals and how much I would learn about their behaviors. The private game reserves were amazing! Loved the accommodations, people and food as well as all the amazing animals we got to get up close and personal with! read less

4.7 Stars (9 reviews)

L | January 1970

Cape Town and Kruger National Park Safari

Kevin B

"Excellent, the trip of a lifetime!

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Excellent, the trip of a lifetime!

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4.7 Stars (9 reviews)

K | January 1970

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Useful Info

Where does the trip start?

On the first morning of the trip, our two pick-up locations are the Oliver Tambo Airport (JNB) at the Information Desk in the International arrivals hall at 9am or Radisson Hotel & Convention Centre Johannesburg O.R. Tambo Hotel at 9:30am. You are welcome to book your pre-trip stay at this hotel directly or any other hotel in Johannesburg, though you must make your own way to one of the two pick-up points at the pre-designated times.

Where does the trip end?

Your trip ends with a drop-off at Cape Town International Airport (CPT) in time for flights below.

What flights would you recommend?

Arrival: We recommend arriving in Johannesburg at least the day before your trip starts and staying at the Radisson Hotel & Convention Centre Johannesburg, O.R. Tambo, which offers complimentary airport shuttle services. If you do fly in on the first day of the trip, we recommend arriving in Johannesburg before 6am, to clear immigration and collect your luggage.

Departure: Flying out on the last day of the trip, we recommend departing from Cape Town after 2pm. Earlier flight times will require a separate transfer booked at your own expense.

How fit do I need to be for this safari?

As an Activity Level 1-2 trip, you’ll need a good level of fitness for this safari. While you don’t have to be extremely fit, you should be in the habit of doing medium to long walks. Each walking activity will comprise of two walks per day; a 3-4 hour walk in the morning and a 2-3 hour walk in the afternoon and up to 15 kilometers a day (9 miles). Most of the walks on this trip are from 2 to 3 hours at a relaxed pace. The terrain in the Kruger Park is arid and very flat with some thick bush patches and dry sand riverbeds. With a little preparation before your trip begins, you’ll enjoy the active and outdoor nature of your trip all the more. Please head to our Fitness Guide for great tips on how to prepare along with a workout plan!

What accommodations do we stay at on this trip?

We prefer to stay in quaint, comfortable lodges as well as getting out and amongst it all in luxury tents. The lodges we stay in will provide private suites with ensuites, and some with private decks and the potential of seeing game in the adjacent bush. We recommend bringing enough clothing to only have to do laundry a couple of times during your safari and while there are laundry facilities at most locations, there will be an extra cost and you’ll also need to purchase laundry detergent from the reception areas.

How much luggage can I bring on this safari?

You are allowed one piece of luggage on your trip, plus a daypack. Your main piece of luggage should not exceed 50 pounds (23 kilograms) and can be anything from a duffle bag to a sports bag with wheels or a suitcase. You’ll also want a good quality daypack sized 25-30 liters (2000 cubic inches) with a maximum weight of 15 pounds (7 kilograms) to use throughout the days.

Tell me more about the bike ride?

It’s luxury mountain bike tour through the Franschhoek winelands with lots of flexibility. If you want to ride all day, go for it. If you want to potter around town on your bike stopping at every vineyard for a tasting that’s also cool! There will be a back-up vehicle within Franschhoek, excellent and varied wine estates, tastings and cellar tours and gourmet canapes for lunch.

You’ll be provided with a Titan or Silverback Hardtail 29'er bike with a 1 x 10 groupset and tubeless tyres. With hydraulic disc brakes, our bikes are ready for smooth pavement, undulating dirt roads, and anything else that may stand between us and our destination.

Is tipping expected in South Africa?

Tips for your guides, included restaurants and service tips are included in the trip price. For other restaurants or services during your holiday, 5-10% is a typical gratuity amount.

How do rooming arrangements work?

Trip prices are based on shared arrangements (typically two guests per room), unless otherwise stated. For solo travelers, we’ll pair you with another person of the same gender to share rooms and if there’s no one suitable to share with, there’s no forced single supplement. However, if you specifically request your own rooms, you can opt to pay the single supplement. Solo travelers who book within 90 days of departure, where there are no other solo travelers willing to share, will be required to pay the single supplement.

For Family Vacation bookings, families consisting of four guests traveling with children aged 17 and under will be automatically assigned one shared room. However, the following alternative rooming allocations are available:

  • Families consisting of four guests with all children aged 13 and above are welcome to opt for additional rooms as per advertised double occupancy adult rates.
  • Families consisting of four guests with at least one child aged 12 and under are automatically assigned a shared room. However, families can opt to pay the adult rates for all guests in their family to have an additional room.
  • The same principles apply for families consisting of more than four guests.

Rooming preferences are subject to availability and must be communicated in writing at time of booking. Automatic assignments as per this policy will be applied in the absence of any specification provided by guests. Any request for additional rooms during trips will be at guests’ own expense and subject to rates made available by the accommodation provider at the time. All minors (guests aged 17 and under) must be accompanied by at least one adult.

What is not included?

Flights to and from trip start/end points
Pre/Post accommodation
Travel insurance
Gratuities for your safari guide(s)

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