During a Kruger Park day tour, you will have the opportunity to experience a small area of this vast reserve which covers almost 2 million hectares of unspoilt terrain . The Southern half consists of small hills and rocky outcrops dominated by Knob thorn, Marula and Bush Willow Trees while the Northern side is sparser, arid and Mopani bush predominates. The openness of the game drive vehicle allows you to sense these aromas. While in search of the elusive leopard, we spent time at waterholes, lookout points and stop at picnic spots, at regular intervals to enjoy meals and refreshments.

We might come across buffalo crossing the road or a herd of elephant browsing. Sit back and relax while a experienced guide shares his extensive knowledge of the surroundings. The park is unrivalled in its diversity of flora and fauna – 2000 different forms of vegetation sustain an unmatched richness of wildlife: 146 species of mammals, over 490 different kinds of birds, 114 species of reptiles, 49 kinds of freshwater fish, 33 species of amphibians and innumerable insects and other forms of life – many of them found nowhere else. Blankets are supplied during the winter season and ponchos on the rainy days.