ZAR 86,995
Compare MoAfrika’s Kruger National Park safari packages, including day tours, multi-day safaris, budget, comfort, luxury, private and fly-in options, to find the trip that best suits your time, travel style and budget.
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11 Day Affordable Cape Town, Kruger & Victoria Falls Tour
ZAR 86,995
ZAR 86,995
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17 Luxury Cape Town, Johannesburg, Kruger & Victoria Falls Tour
ZAR 205,995
ZAR 205,995
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3 Day Exclusive Luxury Manyeleti Fly-In Safari from Johannesburg
ZAR 27,995
ZAR 27,995
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3 Day Exclusive Luxury Manyeleti Fly-In Safari from Cape Town
ZAR 31,995
ZAR 31,995
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2 Day Exclusive Luxury Manyeleti Fly-In Safari from Cape Town
ZAR 23,995
ZAR 23,995
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2 Day Exclusive Luxury Manyeleti Fly-In Safari from Johannesburg
ZAR 19,995
ZAR 19,995
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13-Day Luxury Kruger, Victoria Falls & Cape Town Tour
ZAR 110,995
ZAR 110,995
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7-Day Fly-in Radisson & Greenfire Kruger Safari from Cape Town
ZAR 46,995
ZAR 46,995
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7-Day Fly-in Radisson & Greenfire Kruger Safari from Johannesburg
ZAR 43,995
ZAR 43,995
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Our experienced safari team helps travellers compare Kruger packages, accommodation and travel arrangements.
Our safari consultants can help you choose an itinerary that suits your available time, travel preferences and budget.
Choose from scheduled Kruger safari packages across different durations, accommodation levels and budgets.
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The funds from your journey remain in Africa continuing to support local communities and conservation efforts well beyond your return.
Not sure which Kruger safari package is right for you? Our experienced safari consultants can help you compare durations, accommodation, departure arrangements and budgets to find an option that suits your travel plans.
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You’ve decided you want to go on safari. Now comes the more useful question: which trip will work for you? MoAfrika’s Kruger National Park safari packages vary in length, departure point, accommodation and whether the experience is shared or private.
A short break from Johannesburg fits neatly into a wider South Africa holiday. A longer stay gives you more time for game drives and relaxed hours between. You might be happy travelling with a group, or want a vehicle and schedule arranged around your own party.
Use this page to compare those choices, then open the individual itineraries that interest you. If you’re still learning about the park itself, our Kruger National Park guide covers practical visitor information.
Start with the time you have and how you want to travel. A day tour gives you a brief introduction, while a three or four-day package leaves more room for game drives and time at your accommodation. MoAfrika also offers budget, luxury, private and fly-in options. Before comparing prices, check where each trip stays and what the quoted price includes.
Use this table to narrow your choice, then check the current itinerary for exact dates, accommodation, transfers and inclusions.
Safari option | Best for | What to check before booking |
Travellers with less time who want a guided introduction to the park | Departure and return times, collection point and how much time is spent on the game drive | |
Travellers who want several safari outings while keeping accommodation costs lower | Room type, shared transfers, meals, park fees and whether any drives are optional. | |
Travellers who want the accommodation to be a major part of the holiday | The lodge’s exact location and whether game drives take place in Kruger National Park, a neighbouring reserve or both. | |
Families or groups who want arrangements tailored more closely to their party | Whether the transfer, game-drive vehicle and guide are all private, and which parts of the itinerary can be changed. | |
Travellers who want less road-transfer time or connect from another city | Which flights are included, the arrival airport, baggage allowance and onward lodge transfers. MoAfrika offers fly-in options at different accommodation levels. | |
Safari with an added excursion | Travellers who want to see more of the region during the same trip | How much time the excursion takes. Some MoAfrika itineraries add a Panorama Route outing. |
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The length of a safari changes how much time you’ll have for game drives, rest and travel. A package title counts the full trip, including collection, a road journey or flights. Check the daily itinerary to see how much of it you’ll actually spend in the wildlife area.
A short safari break can work when Kruger is one part of a larger holiday. This short getaway gives you a chance to experience guided drives without committing most of your trip to one region. If your schedule is tight, pay attention to where the tour starts and how you’ll reach the accommodation.
A mid-length safari allows more time to settle in. You’ll have several opportunities to go out on drives, with space to enjoy your accommodation between activities. This can be a comfortable choice if safari is a major part of your visit but you also want time elsewhere in South Africa.
A longer safari gives you more choice. Depending on the package, you might explore more than one wildlife area or combine the safari with another experience.
MoAfrika has options across different lengths, including short Kruger day tours and multi-day trips. Compare the actual route and activities instead of selecting based on the day count alone.
Where a package begins can make a big difference to your travel day. Check the specific pickup point and final drop-off location before you choose a safari, especially if you’re connecting with a flight.
Many travellers look for a Kruger safari from Johannesburg, whether they’re arriving at the airport or already staying in the city. Some itineraries offer hotel or airport collection, but the exact locations and arrangements depend on the package. Don’t assume every tour includes collection from every address.
If you’re staying in Pretoria or elsewhere in Gauteng, check whether a particular tour offers collection there and whether it changes the schedule or price. If your preferred package starts at a set meeting point, you’ll need to plan how to reach it.
You could also be joining a safari from another part of South Africa. In that case, compare whether it makes more sense to travel to the stated departure point or choose an itinerary with a different arrival arrangement. If you’re considering a fly-in option, check the flight, airport transfer and accommodation details together.
A useful test is to put your international or domestic flights next to the safari’s first and last days. Leave enough time for connections.
Accommodation is one of the clearest differences between packages, but don’t judge it only by photographs of the room. The location and activity arrangements also contribute to your safari.
Budget-friendly accommodation can suit you if you’d rather spend less on where you sleep while keeping guided safari time in the itinerary. The properties and facilities vary, so check the individual listing for what’s provided and whether you’ll share any facilities.
Comfort or mid-range accommodation offers a balance of private facilities, meals and price. This is a good place to start if you want a comfortable base without making accommodation the main focus of the trip.
Luxury accommodation is worth considering if the stay itself is an important part of your holiday. Look beyond the category name: compare the property’s location and level of service.
A package can use accommodation in Kruger National Park or in a neighbouring private wildlife area. Those are different locations and experiences. Before booking, check where you’ll sleep and where the included game drives take place.
How much does a Kruger safari cost? The answer depends on the duration, accommodation, transport and activities included. A shared multi-day trip with simpler accommodation will be priced differently from a private safari with a higher-end lodge, and availability can affect the quote too.
If you’re working to a budget, start with the budget Kruger safari options, then compare the trips that fit your dates. Look at what each price covers before deciding which is more affordable overall.
The details most likely to change your calculation are transfers, meals, game drives and park or conservation fees. If a headline price excludes an activity you’d definitely want to do, add that cost before comparing it with another package. Check whether a single-traveller supplement or a different room arrangement applies to you.
A budget safari is a way to make the numbers work for your holiday. Choose one that still gives you the time and activities you came for.
The biggest difference is who shares your safari arrangements. A shared trip places you with other guests for the transport or activities specified in the itinerary. A private trip arranges some or all of those elements for your own party. Always check the exact wording of the package: a private transfer, private vehicle and private accommodation are different things.
A shared safari is appealing if you want to keep costs down or enjoy travelling with others. This can work well for solo travellers and couples who are comfortable following a set schedule. Check the likely group arrangements and whether game drives are shared even if your accommodation is private.
A private safari can suit families or groups that want greater flexibility, more space or arrangements tailored to particular interests. This option generally costs more because arrangements aren’t shared across several bookings. Ask which parts of the trip can be adjusted; “private” doesn’t necessarily mean that every activity or lodge facility is exclusively yours.
Neither format promises specific wildlife sightings.
Inclusions vary by package. Two trips of similar length can cover quite different arrangements, so read the individual itinerary before comparing their prices.
Check these points first:
Read the exclusions too. They identify the costs you may need to cover separately. Ask for the confirmed details before paying.
Also check the room arrangement for families, children’s rates and any age requirements for activities on the specific safari.
You need enough days to make the journey worthwhile for your itinerary. A shorter safari can be a good fit when you’re combining Kruger with Cape Town or other destinations. A longer stay gives you more opportunities to go on drives and more room to relax between them.
There’s no ideal duration and no length of stay can guarantee a sighting. Choose the package that gives enough time to enjoy the experience without crowding out the rest of your holiday.
A safari involves guided game drives, time at your accommodation and early starts, though the exact schedule depends on the package. Conditions change with the weather and season, and each drive is different.
Wildlife sightings may include elephant, giraffe, zebra, antelope and many bird species. Kruger is also home to the Big Five: lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo and rhino. Seeing any animal, or all five, is never guaranteed. Give yourself room to enjoy what you encounter.
Some packages include drives in the national park, while others stay in or visit neighbouring wildlife areas. Check the route if the distinction is important. Our Kruger National Park destination guide explains more about the park and first-visit planning.
If you’ve narrowed the options but still can’t decide, return to the part of the trip that’s most important:
When two packages still look alike, place their daily itineraries side by side. Compare the first and last days, the number of nights, the game drives and what you would pay for separately. One will usually fit your plans more naturally.
Return to the safari listings above and open the itineraries that match your preferred duration, departure arrangements, accommodation, budget and private or shared format.
Check each package’s current price, availability, inclusions and collection details before booking. If you need a specific pickup location or want to know whether an arrangement can be changed, ask MoAfrika about that itinerary. The right package is the one whose details work for the trip you’re actually planning.
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Sarah T – United Kingdom
“Our Kruger National Park safari with MoAfrika Tours exceeded all expectations. The guides were incredibly knowledgeable and helped us spot lions, elephants, rhinos, and even a leopard. The accommodation was comfortable, the meals were excellent, and the entire trip was perfectly organized. It was truly the highlight of our South African holiday.”
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Michael S – Germany
“Everything about this safari was fantastic, from the smooth transfers to the unforgettable game drives. Our guide’s passion for wildlife made every sighting special. We saw the Big Five within two days and learned so much about the animals and ecosystem. I would highly recommend MoAfrika Tours to anyone visiting Kruger.”
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Emily C – Australia
“This was my first African safari, and it was an experience I will never forget. The scenery was breathtaking, and every game drive brought new surprises. The MoAfrika team was professional, friendly, and attentive throughout. Seeing a pride of lions at sunrise was a dream come true, and I cannot wait to return.”
Kruger National Park is home to lion, leopard, elephant, rhino and buffalo, but wildlife sightings cannot be guaranteed because the animals roam freely. Each game drive is different, and visitors should enjoy the full range of wildlife and landscapes encountered.
No. Packages can combine drives in Kruger National Park with experiences in neighbouring private reserves, and the balance is different for each itinerary. Look at the day-by-day schedule to see exactly where each included drive takes place.
Usually, the advertised duration includes the journey to and from the safari area. Read the first and last days closely, then count the actual drives and full days near the park. This gives you a clearer comparison than the package title alone.
Yes, some packages offer fly-in arrangements, including departures from Johannesburg or Cape Town.
Not necessarily. “Private” describes your transfer, guide or game-drive vehicle while the lodge still hosts other guests. Ask which parts are exclusive to your party and which facilities and activities you’ll share.
This can be a good option if you’d like a day of scenery alongside wildlife viewing.
Many shared packages can suit solo travellers, but room pricing and availability differ from rates based on two people sharing. Ask about single-room supplement arrangements and the expected group size before booking.
The best package depends on children’s ages and activity rules. Confirm whether children can join the scheduled drives, whether a private vehicle is needed and how meals and transfers will work for your family.
Only after checking the specific package’s estimated drop-off time and MoAfrika’s connection advice. Road traffic or a delayed transfer can affect the final day. For an important international connection, an overnight stay in Johannesburg could be more comfortable than a tight same-day departure.
Request the confirmed itinerary and a clear list of inclusions and exclusions. Check the accommodation and room type, pickup and drop-off points, number and location of game drives, meals, conservation fees, optional activities and cancellation terms. That gives you a reliable basis for comparing packages.
