Destinations
Our personal four star South African safaris include both four star fly-in expeditions and privately guided overland adventures.
Experience the isolated wilderness of the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park during the 4 Day Deep Kgalagadi Safari. Predator sightings in this area are prolific, and guests will enjoy the opportunity to explore the legendary Kalahari via open-air 4x4 game drives and immersive guided dune walks.
Enjoy two nights and three days at one of the Kruger National Park’s best value-for-money four-star lodges. Safaris are conducted on a private concession within the park itself, in an area renowned for fantastic sightings of the Big Five.
While Sabi Sand may host some of the continent’s most exclusive and expensive lodges, you can still enjoy unforgettable viewing while staying a more moderately priced four-star safari lodge. Our 4 Day Value Sabi Sand Safari offers great value for money.
Experience Kruger Park like the locals – in traditional rest camp accommodation – before savoring a sumptuous four-star safari experience in the Sabi Sand Private Game Reserve. This four-night five-day safari offers the best of both worlds.
Experience the best of both worlds on this great value Kruger Park safari. First, you’ll explore the park with an African Sky guide, enjoying accommodation in one of the park’s comfortable rest camps. Thereafter you’ll be treated to four-star experience at a private lodge in the Sabi Sand.
This fantastic four-star fly-in safari experience combines two lodges on a private concession in the heart of Kruger National Park. The sister lodges enjoy traversing rights on the same exclusive tract of wilderness, which is well-known for its abundance of wildlife.
A comprehensive Greater Kruger Park safari that includes three comfortable four-star lodges in three pristine private game reserves – Kapama, Timbavati and Sabi Sand. All three reserves serve as wild extensions to the world-renowned wilderness of the Kruger Park.
Trace South Africa's southern coastline from Cape Town to the Eastern Cape's Addo Elephant National Park. In between you'll enjoy the rugged magic of the Overberg and the adventure-riddled Garden Route region. Addo offers the potential to encounter Africa's majestic Big Five.
This private four star tour combines Southern Africa's three most popular destinations - Cape Town, the Kruger National Park and the Victoria Falls - in a moderately priced, evenly paced package. While in South Africa, you'll enjoy the company of a seasoned African Sky guide.
This privately guided specialist tour of South Africa focuses on feathered pursuits. You'll visit some of the country's top birding sites, including a wetland in southern Mpumalanga, Maputaland in KwaZulu-Natal and the Magaliesberg region in the North West province.
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From the world-renowned Greater Kruger National Park to the family-friendly parks and reserves of the Eastern Cape and North West provinces, the wide variety of lodges available cater to a range of budgets. Our four star safari packages in South Africa combine the convenience of a fly-in safari experience with high quality, inclusive lodges that do not break the bank.
Your four star safari will typically depart from and return to Johannesburg, flying to one of the regional airports in the lowveld like Skukuza, Hoedspruit or Nelspruit. Here you will be met and transferred to the lodge, where you will be in the care of friendly lodge staff and experienced rangers for the duration of your stay. Safari activities – like game drives and bush walks – are standard inclusions, while beverages, curio shop purchases and spa treatments (where available) are generally charged separately.
Days on safari begin just before dawn, with a wake-up call and a cup of coffee. You’ll then venture out into the wilderness as day breaks – a time of peak animal activity, particularly for predators. The second safari is conducted as the sun starts to set and leads into the early evening – ideal for encountering nocturnal creatures like genets, porcupines and hyenas. Dinner is served upon your return. Lodge staff frequently surprise guests with ‘boma nights’, where traditional fare is served in an open-air environment under the stars, often accompanied by music and a performance.
