Our morning will start with tea, coffee and rusks in camp, before heading out on an early morning safari. 

Avid bush enthusiasts love the Kruger in winter as the cooler temperatures and thinner bush make it easier for game spotting. Animals also tend to spend more time around watering holes giving us the chance for some incredible sightings and photographic opportunities.

After lunch at a remote picnic site, we will head back to camp and enjoy our evening in the Kruger National Park, around the camp fire eating dinner and toasting smores. 

This camping safari is all about wildlife and outdoor adventure, so we'll experience a guided adventure in an open safari vehicle, where we will get up close and personal with the park's residents. Our professional and passionate Kruger guides will explain and interpret what is going on in the natural environment around us as we travel along the tracks. 

Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner included.

Overnight at All Out Africa Private Camp within Lower Sabie Camp.

After breakfast we join The Rhino Sanctuary Team for 3 days to get a true understanding into the effects of the rhino poaching crisis in Africa. We will learn about the rescue and rehabilitation of orphaned calves, as well as the rewilding and release processes. 

We will also meet their K9 Unit and hear about their ongoing monitoring, protection and conservation of the rhino species and their ecosystem. We are really fortunate to get a behind the scenes look into the daily running of the rhino sanctuary and how it evolves over time as the needs and requirements change. 

The sanctuary runs a structured and timetabled program that is designed to meet the needs of the rhinos under their care, however as they are a Rhino Sanctuary on call 24/7 the program may be altered at any given time. The Rhino Sanctuary operates a ‘hands off’ approach to caregiving. Their sole purpose is to rescue, rehabilitate and re-wild rhinos so that they can be released successfully back into their natural ecosystems.

We will assist in milk preparation, bottle feeding and boma care, participating in behavioral observations and gain completely new insights into the world of rhino care, rehabilitation and conservation.

Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner included

Overnight at Rhino Sanctuary in shared cabins.

Bid farewell to the rhino sanctuary and travel to a privately owned game reserve, known as “a place of rivers.” This reserve is a pioneering model for conservation, where communities and wildlife coexist in harmony.

After settling into our accommodations we’ll jump aboard an open safari cruiser and head out on a private sunset drive.

Breakfast and Dinner included

Overnight at Mongena Lodge

We will rise with the sun and head out in open cruisers with a wildlife monitor to track wild cheetahs in their natural habitat. We will go behind the scenes gaining insight into the dedication it takes to protect the world’s fastest land animal. Using telemetry equipment, we will follow signals from collared cheetahs.

As the midday sun warms we will enjoy lunch and relax in camp. 

After lunch, we venture back into the reserve with a wildlife monitor to track wild Black and White Rhino. So far the reserve have been successful in protecting their elephants and rhinos from poaching. 

Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner included

After coffee and a snack ,we join the Reserves Wildlife Team and a wildlife veterinarian out in the field for a rare behind-the-scenes wildlife immobilization. 

We will either observe the collaring of an endangered species, or watch a critical medical procedure. The mornings activity will depend on the needs of the reserve. This behind the scenes experience with a wildlife veterinarian is exclusive to our group only. 

After lunch, we will set off on our final sunset game drive.

Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner included

After a late breakfast, we will bid farewell to Africa and shuttle as a group to Oliver Tambo International Airport in Johannesburg. Please book departures for after 15:00 from ORT.

Meals: Breakfast