Kruger and Panorama Route (through Dullstroom and Pretoria)

Departure for, At an altitude of 2,100 meters, at the highest point of the Great Escarpment, in the beautiful Mpumalanga region with breathtaking landscapes, Dullstroom-Emnotweni is a small and charming village at the southern end of the famous Panorama Route, which you will travel on your way back from Kruger National Park.,

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We recommend visiting Panorama Route, The Panorama Route itinerary winds from the rugged Drakensberg mountain range to Kruger National Park, passing through sites such as God's Window, Bourke's Luck Potholes, the Three Rondavels, the Mac Mac Falls, and the Blyde River Canyon: a succession of mountain streams, rolling hills, spectacular waterfalls, and imposing mountain gorges. The towns of Lydenberg and White River are located at the beginning of the Panorama Route. Other small towns include Sabie, Graskop, Orighstad, Hoedspruit, and Hazyview. The most famous is Pilgrim's Rest, a kind of living museum dedicated to the gold rush era. Blyde River Canyon is one of the largest in the world, stretching 20 km long and reaching depths of up to 700 m: God's Window is its most spectacular viewpoint. Other notable sites include Bourke's Luck Potholes, giant potholes carved over millions of years by the rotating movement of water; the Three Rondavels, rocky mesas with a shape reminiscent of African conical roof constructions; and the summit of Long Tom Pass, the mountain pass named after the cannon used by the Boers during the Anglo-Boer War. Along the way, you can stop at small art galleries and local craft shops. The Panorama Route also offers a wide choice of places to stop for a meal or a snack.,

Free day, Overnight stay in the park or in one of the reserves adjacent to Kruger National Park., time available for relaxation before the afternoon photo safari,

Day of photosafari in the park, Kruger National Park is the centerpiece of South African tourism, a vast area rich in wildlife that stretches for over 400 km across the provinces of Limpopo and Mpumalanga. But the region inhabited by large African animals extends beyond the public part into a large number of private reserves, often very expensive and exclusive, which form the Greater Kruger and where the circulation during photo safaris is not limited to roads, but open to the entire accessible territory by off-road vehicles. The distinction between Kruger National Park and Greater Kruger obviously does not concern the animals, which freely and indifferently roam both the national park and the private reserves. In any case, the adventure and the extraordinary natural environment will thrill you.,

At dawn departure for the last photosafari., departure in the late morning for, day dedicated to visiting the city,

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