5 Day Chalet Kruger Park Safari

Itinerary for our 5 Day Accommodated Kruger Park Safaris
Day 1
Your Ama-Zing guide will collect all guests from OR Tambo International Airport or a pre-arranged departure address. En route to Kruger National Park we stop to view the spectacular God's Window and Pilgrim's Rest with its well known "Royal Hotel". In the late afternoon we arraive at the entrance to Kruger and your guide will share some interesting facts and beliefs about the animals we view on our way to the rest camp where the team is preparing an open fire braai.
Dinner is included
Day 2
During the course of today your guide will not only convey some interesting facts and beliefs but also teach you how to identify the plant and animal species viewed during the course of the tour. We will return to camp where guests may buy lunch and you have a few hours to relax around the pool before all guests will be taken on an open game view vehicle night drive.
Cold breakfast and dinner is included
Day 3
Today breakfast will be prepared by your guide at a picnic spot in the open bush of Africa and you can experience the thrill of enjoying a breakfast out in the untamed. The rest of the day will be spent in and around breathtaking viewing spots and bird hides in the hope of getting that extroadinary, never seen before footage we all dream of. A night around the camp fire will complete this excitement filled day perfectly.
Breakfast and dinner is included
Day 4
Today we are up early to make sure we find the species we still have to tick off on your list. The African bush around our camp will be crisscrossed for the most of today in search of what we haven't seen yet and tonight stories will be told and numbers exchanged. The last night of your great safari you can spend around the camp fire or just fall asleep to the sound of the true African bush - and perhaps, if you're lucky, the distant "umf" of a lonely lion calling for a mate.
Cold breakfast and dinner is included
Day 5
Unfortunately all good things come to an end. Before making our way back to Johannesburg, we take a slow drive towards the park's gate just to say bye to the resident troop of baboons.