Kruger National Park, South Africa Safari - Adventure Together Sg - Short Trips Singapore, Long Weekend Getaways

8D6n kruger national park, south africa safari

UPCOMING DATES:
Sat 31 Aug - Sat 7 Sept 2024
Sat 7 Sept - Sat 14 Sept 2024

OPTIMAL FOR WILDLIFE VIEWING:
September is an optimal time for wildlife viewing. During the dry winter season, the animals tend to congregate around water sources making them easier to spot.

ETHICAL WILDLIFE EXPERIENCES

HIGHLIGHTS:

Embark on the Ultimate Wildlife Experience. Journey to the world renown Kruger National Park, South Africa's largest & most iconic Safari park.

POTENTIAL WILDLIFE SIGHTINGS:

Home to Africa's Big Five (the Lion, Leopard, Elephant, Buffalo and Rhinoceros), over 500 bird, 147 mammal & 114 reptile species.

As this is a Wildlife Safari, please note that sightings may not able to be 100% guaranteed.

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trip overview

Always dreamed of traveling to Africa but always worried about the cost or safety? Having been to Africa twice, both East Africa and South Africa, Adventure Together is proud to present our South Africa, Kruger National Park Safari expedition.

We begin our journey in Johannesburg, spending a couple of nights in the city to experience South Africa culture, food, music and history.

This includes a 1st night dinner at The Rand Club, followed by a Live Music night at Marabi Jazz.

Working with local operators, we will visit Constitutional Hill, Maboneng, Mining District on our 1st half day tour.

Thereafter we begin our journey to Kruger National Park via the Scenic Panorama Route, exploring Blyde Canyon River, the 3 Rondavels, as well as a mini hike to God's Window viewpoint (20 - 30min hike). Next we spend 2 full days in Kruger National Park for Safari in the early morning, afternoon & even a sunset / night Safari on the 2nd Safari day.

Most tour packages either a) do not go to Kruger National Park as it is quite far (4-5hrs drive), b) go to Private Game Reserves instead of the National Park Safari. Well managed Private Game Reserves can be a better option to avoid tourist crowds.

However some Private Game Reserves can also be similar to a larger, open concept zoo where animals are fed rather than a true safari experience. Some private reserves may also allow private trophy hunting experiences which we would not like to support. Simply checking the reserves' reviews on Google can give you a good indication.

As advocates for better Animal Welfare in tourism, our Safari will be conducted in the official Kruger National Park. We also do not support any lion walk or lion cub petting experiences as we believe these may be detrimental to Animal Welfare as well as linked to Illegal Wildlife Trade.