Introduction:

Embark on an unforgettable full-day Kruger National Park safari from Tembo Guest Lodge, a top-rated Hazyview guesthouse, perfectly located just 10 minutes from Phabeni Gate, one of the most wildlife-rich entry points into the park. This safari promises maximum wildlife viewing opportunities and a truly immersive experience in the heart of one of Africa’s most celebrated conservation areas.

Travel in an open safari vehicle led by a professional and experienced field guide, who will take you through different ecosystems where Africa’s legendary Big 5 – lion, elephant, leopard, buffalo, and rhino roam freely. The full-day format gives you time to explore more remote parts of the park, increasing your chances of exceptional sightings, including cheetah, hyena, giraffe, zebra, kudu, and many bird species.

Inclusions

  • Pickup and drop-off at Tembo Guest Lodge
  • Full-day safari with registered Kruger National Park guide
  • Conservation & entrance fees to Kruger National Park
  • Bottled water on board
  • Comfort & breakfast stops at rest camps such as Skukuza or Lower Sabie (meals at own expense)

Exclusions

  • Alcoholic Drinks

Safari Highlights

  • Travel through prime wildlife regions of southern Kruger
  • Visit rivers, dams, grasslands, and woodlands for varied sightings
  • Excellent opportunities for photography and rare sightings
  • Learn about animal tracks, bird calls, and park ecology from your guide
  • Flexible stops for restrooms, meals, and scenic views

Why Choose This Kruger Safari from Tembo Guest Lodge?

  • Only 10 minutes from Phabeni Gate – early entry = better sightings
  • Guided by expert local rangers with years of experience
  • Small group format for personalized wildlife encounters
  • Combines perfectly with a stay at Tembo Guest Lodge
  • One of the top-rated safari day trips from Hazyview

Operator

  • Africa Moja Tours on Behalf of Tembo Guest Lodge

FAQs – Full-Day Kruger National Park Safari from Hazyview

  1. What is a full-day Kruger National Park safari?

A full-day safari is an immersive wildlife experience lasting approximately 9–10 hours, giving you the opportunity to explore different regions of Kruger National Park and maximize your chances of spotting the Big Five and other wildlife.

  1. What is included in the full-day safari from Hazyview?

Most full-day safaris include hotel pickup and drop-off, a professional guide, and a game drive in an open safari vehicle. Bottled water is usually provided, while meals and park entry fees may vary depending on the package.

  1. Where does the safari depart from?

The safari departs from lodges and guesthouses in Hazyview, located close to key Kruger gates such as Phabeni and Numbi Gate, ensuring quick access to the park.

  1. What time does the full-day safari start and end?

Full-day safaris typically start early in the morning (around 05:30–06:00) and return in the late afternoon, after a full day of game viewing.

  1. What animals can I expect to see?

You can expect to see the Big Five (lion, leopard, elephant, rhino, and buffalo), as well as giraffes, zebras, crocodiles, hippos, antelope, and over 500 bird species throughout Kruger National Park.

  1. Is one day enough to experience Kruger National Park?

Yes, a full-day safari provides an excellent introduction to the park, especially in the wildlife-rich southern region where animal sightings are frequent.

  1. What type of vehicles are used for the safari?

Game drives are conducted in open 4×4 safari vehicles, designed for optimal wildlife viewing, photography, and comfort.

  1. Are meals included in the safari?

Meals are usually not included. However, stops are made at Kruger rest camps for breakfast and lunch, where guests can purchase food and drinks.

  1. Is the safari guided?

Yes, all full-day safaris are led by experienced guides who provide insights into wildlife behaviour, ecology, and conservation throughout the day.

  1. Are Kruger National Park entrance fees included?

Entrance (conservation) fees may be included or excluded depending on the package. Fees vary by nationality and are payable per person if not included.

  1. What should I bring on a full-day safari?

It’s recommended to bring:

  • Neutral-coloured clothing
  • Hat and sunscreen
  • Camera and binoculars
  • Comfortable shoes
  • A light jacket for early morning drives
  1. Is the full-day safari suitable for families?

Yes, full-day safaris are suitable for couples, families, and small groups. Private vehicles can also be arranged for a more personalised experience.

  1. How far is Hazyview from Kruger National Park?

Hazyview is located just 10–15 minutes from Phabeni Gate, making it one of the best bases for quick and easy access to Kruger National Park.

  1. Can I combine a full-day safari with other tours?

Yes, many travellers combine a full-day Kruger safari with a Panorama Route tour or a night game drive for a complete Lowveld experience.

  1. Why choose a full-day safari instead of a half-day?

A full-day safari allows you to explore more areas of the park, experience different wildlife behaviours throughout the day, and significantly increase your chances of seeing the Big Five.