| KRUGER ACTIVITIES |
Guided Bush Walks
Daily early morning and afternoon guided walks are available from most camps. Up to eight guests are taken to interesting places in the surrounding wilderness areas adjacent to most of the camps. The walk itself is relaxed and experienced, armed guides use their knowledge of the bush to explain natural wonders. They track rhino, elephant and lion on foot and learn and observe fascinating facts about the African bush.
Guests should wear:
- comfortable walking shoes or boots,
- clothing applicable to the prevailing weather conditions and
- bring their own cameras and/or binoculars
Game Drives (in the company of trained field guides)
Sunset drives
This activity leaves before the sun sets and gets back once the sky is dark. Experienced guides drive the groups. Inquire at the reservations offices or at the camp you are staying in, about going on this drive.
Night Drives
Take part in the nocturnal activities of Kruger's secretive creatures. Experienced guides drive the groups. Inquire at the reservations offices or at the camp you are staying in, about going on this drive. The sunset drive departs at 17:00 and lasts at least 3 hours.
Morning drives
Leave at around 04.30 in summer and 05.30 in winter. Clients are to confirm with Reception the previous night when they book in to their accommodation. As per day walks, accommodation must be booked for the previous night at the camp, as walks/drives leave before the gates open officially. The drive’s duration is 3-4 hours.
Other Activities
Stevenson Hamilton Memorial LibraryKids Educational Programme (Seasonal)
Lake Panic Bird Hide (located approximately 7km outside the camp)
Wildlife films every evening (except Sundays)
Golf at Skukuza Golf Course
http://www.sanparks.co.za/parks/kruger/tourism/activities/golf_course.php
Activities OUTSIDE THE KRUGER
Scenic Panorama Route TourSouth Africa’s Panorama Route is easily one of the most popular places for travel in South Africa, and by far one of the most scenic on the continent. Winding its way through the Drakensberg craggy mountains of Mpumalanga and the north-eastern end of the Great Escarpment, this route has some of the most dramatic landscape in the world
The Panorama Route is one of the most beautiful and popular travel destinations in South Africa. It leads through the rugged mountain range of the northern Drakensberg in the Mpumalanga province of South Africa. The Panorama Route passes the north-eastern part of the Great Escarpment, the inland plateau declines abruptly and steeply and opens up to fantastic views of the plains of the Lowveld a thousand metres below
