Embark on an unforgettable Kruger safaris from Cape Town with this two-day fly-in experience that perfectly blends convenience and adventure. The journey begins with an early morning flight from Cape Town to Skukuza Airport, located outside Kruger National Park.
Upon arrival, you’ll be transferred to Skukuza Camp or similar, where you’ll prepare for your first safari. In the afternoon, explore Kruger National Park’s iconic landscapes on a guided game drive, with opportunities to spot the Big Five and immerse yourself in the park’s incredible biodiversity.
Day two starts with an early morning safari, the best time to witness wildlife in their natural routines. After a packed breakfast, you’ll return to Hazyview before transferring back to Skukuza Airport for your flight to Cape Town, arriving by late afternoon. This well-organised itinerary offers a seamless Cape Town and Kruger safari package, ideal for travelers seeking exciting Kruger National Park day tours and a hassle-free Cape Town to Kruger National Park adventure.
Overnight: Skukuza Camp or similar
This short yet exciting safari includes:
• Return flights to Skukuza Airport from Cape Town or Johannesburg
• Airport transfers inside Kruger National Park
• 1 night’s accommodation at a budget-friendly rest camp or lodge
• 2 guided game drives (afternoon + morning)
• Park entry fees
Absolutely. It’s the perfect quick Kruger safari for travelers with limited time—ideal for a weekend escape from Cape Town or Johannesburg.
You’ll enjoy 2 game drives—a sunset drive on Day 1 and an early morning drive on Day 2.
We use clean, affordable SANParks rest camps or budget-friendly lodges located inside or close to Kruger National Park.
Yes, we welcome solo travelers and can group you with others to keep the experience affordable.
Flying into Skukuza Airport, located within the park, gives you more time on safari and avoids long road transfers.
Yes, we can help extend your stay, add private drives, or include other destinations such as the Panorama Route or Cape Town tours.
