4
daysThornybush Game Reserve Safari
Enjoy the city life in Johannesburg and track the Big Five in the Thornybush Game ReserveGo on a 4 day safari like this from
ZAR 20,750
Show price in
USD $ 1,556
GBP £ 1,194
ZAR R 20,750
EUR € 1,339
per person
customised to your needs
Start your South African journey at one of Africa’s biggest and most vibrant cities - Johannesburg. Explore the multicultural mixture of traditional machine shops, ultra-modern skyscrapers, museums, art galleries and organised tours of historical and political interest. However, travellers will also get the opportunity to explore Johannesburg’s most popular tourist attraction, the eclectic township of Soweto.
Escape from the madness of the city life and enjoy yourself at theThornybush Game Reserve, situated within the 14,000 hectares of pristine wilderness in the Kruger National Park.
Travellers will get the opportunity to spot the Big Five species, witness the remarkable fauna and flora and other wildlife such as zebra, giraffe, wild dogs, hyenas and a variety of birds. However, you will also enjoy games such as game drives and nature walks.
ZAR 20,750
Show price in
USD $1,556
GBP £1,194
ZAR R20,750
EUR €1,339
International flights not included.
Apr
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What to Expect on This Safari
This popular itinerary can be customised to match your budget and travel dates by adding/removing a few days or selecting different lodges
day
1
Welcome to the city of gold
When you arrive at the OR Tambo International Airport, you will be met and transferred to the Peermont Mondior Hotel at Emperors Palace in Johannesburg. The hotel's convenient location next to O.R. Tambo International Airport makes it suitable for business and leisure travellers.
This will be your home for one night with breakfast included. Enjoy the luxurious accommodation which is situated at the Emperors Palace Casino and Entertainment Resort offering a range of dining options, gaming, and spectacular entertainmnet choices.
Meals: Bed and breakfast
Transport: Included
day
2 to 3
Track the Big Five
After breakfast, take the shuttle back to the OR Tambo International Airport for your flight to Hoedspruit Airport. You will be met on arrival at Hoedspruit and be transported to Thornybush Jackalberry Lodge. Depending on the time of arrival, you can enjoy lunch. However, this evening enjoy your first game drive and return to the camp for dinner and overnight stay. You will stay on a full board basis for two nights. The views from each suite are superb and your private patio is the perfect place from which to submerge yourself in nature’s harmony.
Enjoy early morning game drives and see if you can spot by one of the members of the Big Five as well as other species such as leopard, hyena, wild dogs, giraffe, zebra and a variety of birds. However, expect to explore nature games such as nature walks and game drives.
Meals: Full board
Transport: Included
day
4
Goodbye - for now!
Depart early morning on a game drive for your last opportunity to view the incredible game and hopefully spot some of the Big Five. Return to Camp for breakfast and check-out. You will be transferred to Hoedspruit Airport for your flight back to Johannesburg OR Tambo Airport.
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