Safari Experience At Kings Camp

Guests planning a Timbavati safari at Kings Camp can look forward to twice daily game drives in custom-designed safari vehicles, night drives with a spotlight in search of nocturnal creatures, guided bush walks and specialised bird watching safaris with expert guides. The Timbavati is especially well known for its frequent elephant sightings, as well as leopard and rare African wild dog. It is also home to over 350 bird species, making it a must-see destination for keen bird watchers.

Leopard Hills Lodge - Luxury Sabi Sand Lodge

Early morning game drive in the Timbavati, followed by a hearty breakfast, Enjoy a road a transfer via an unique picnic at Elephant Whispers, surrounded by these gentle giants,  to the game rich Sabi Sands area of the Kruger National Park, where you will be spending your last two nights on safari The Sabi Sand is a private game reserve spans 65,000 hectares and is renowned for providing some of the best game viewing in Africa. While it is not technically part of the Kruger, the Sabi Sand shares a 50km long unfenced border with the national park, ensuring that animals can roam freely between the two reserves. Spend two glorious nights on Safari at Leopard Hills

Safaris In Sabi Sand Game Reserve 

Game Drives: Your knowledgeable and professional ranger conducts early morning and late afternoon/evening game drives, in search of Africa’s big game. State-of-the-art game drive vehicles, specifically designed for Leopard Hills, have individual bucket seats with fold down armrests, ensuring your optimum safety and comfort. Leopard Hills prides itself with the best rangers in the business, and they offer a safari experience like no other, from sightings of big game in their natural surroundings, to the smaller flora and fauna, which make this piece of ‘paradise’ a place we are privileged to call home. Walking Safaris: Walks through the bush take place just after breakfast, on request, and is the best way of experiencing the ‘finer’ aspects of the bushveld. Your knowledgeable ranger will guide you through the fauna and flora of the Sabi Sand Reserve, pointing out insects, grasses, trees, and smaller species that are all an integral part of the greater Kruger National Park ecosystem. Wildlife Photography: Those with a passion for wildlife photography will be able to get various tips from their ranger on taking the perfect picture, while on their game drive or walking safari. The rangers are avid fans of photography, many of them having entered renowned international and local competitions with great results. Please do not hesitate to ask your ranger for assistance in this regard. Bush Dinners: On warm nights in summer, guests may be treated to a three-course meal in the heart of the bushveld. As guests complete their evening game drive, they will be enticed by the essence of a burning fire, to arrive to a hurricane lit ‘dining room’ in the bush. With the finest in cuisine and service excellence, guests will enjoy an unforgettable feast under African starlit skies. Wildlife: The lodge is built on a hill overlooking a natural waterhole and the perennial Sand River is a sanctuary for many bird species and host to wallowing Hippo’s and basking Crocodiles as it gently flows to the heartbeat of Africa not far from camp. From this Hilltop Sanctuary, if you listen carefully somewhere in the distance you may be lucky enough to hear the roar of a Lion, companionless in his courage, friendless in his magnificence, or witness the reality of life and death in its fullness, as your eyes gaze into a marula tree, only to fall upon the elusive Leopard devouring the most graceful of all Antelope, the Impala. Or perhaps you stumble upon the Dung-beetle during a walking safari and pay homage to the courage and strength of this little creature, which has throughout time, competed with the charaxes, whom have always gained favour for their beauty.

Cape Town - The Mother City

Relish in your last early morning game drive in the African Bush Road transfer to Skukuza Airport and depart on a scheduled flight to the “Mother City” of Cape Town, where you will be spending four nights On arrival at Cape Town Airport,  you will be met and private transfer to the lovely Camissa House located on the slopes of Table Mountain Overnight:  Camissa House –  Bed, Breakfast, high tea daily and local beverages and house wines

Explore Cape Town

Spend the following three days exploring all that Cape Town has to offer, from Table Mountain, to Cape Point and the rolling vineyards in the Winelands The options are endless and can be explored on either a self-drive basis in a hire car,  or as guided sightseeing excursions ( please let us know your preference )

Breakfast, followed by check out Private transfer to Cape Town airport in time for your onward flight back home End of Services