Top Kruger National Park Walking Tours

5 hours in the world-famous Kruger Park inclusive of water. Where our guide will do most of the spotting of animals and will explain the behavior of the animals.

Find a new appreciation for citrus fruits after this behind-the-scenes tour of a working citrus farm. Hear stories about the different phases of fruit cultivation that you likely wouldn't find out about otherwise, and enjoy the backdrop of the Drakensberg mountains. A highlight at the end of the tour is the chance to try a locally-produced gin with tasty snacks as an accompaniment.

On a tight schedule? Don't worry: you can still experience Mpumalanga's spectacular Panorama Route and have plenty of time to spare. Set out from Hazyview—outside of Kruger National Park—on a convenient half-day tour of the region's stunning natural highlights. Experience awe-inspiring views around every corner, including the dramatic Lisbon Falls, God's Window—so named because of its incredible views, and the always verdant Blyde River Canyon, the third largest canyon on the planet. You'll be back at your Hazyview hotel without skipping a beat.

Explore the renowned Kruger National Park during a private afternoon safari from Hazyview lodges. Home to the Big Five, cheetahs, wild dogs, and over 140 mammal and 500 bird species, Kruger has a high wildlife density ideal for safaris. Private vehicle tours accommodate up to 10 guests, include hotel pickup, and entry fees vary by nationality and are paid at the park gate.

Not many tour options from Nelspruit to Maputo for the day. Many people would love to visit Mozambique for the day ,thus with this tour the options are easy and quick to get in with out to much hassle.

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The Kruger National Park is the largest game reserve in South Africa and home to the Big Five—lion, leopard, rhinoceros, elephant, and Cape buffalo. On this full-day tour, explore the park’s open plains and bushlands with an experienced guide, visit popular wildlife-watching spots, and admire ancient bushman rock paintings.