Kruger Park Safari - Half Day Game Drive from Hazyview

Special Instructions

Kruger Park Safari Important Info: • Please note that Passports/Id Books are essential for entry into the Kruger National Park. • Meals: Please note that meals are not included, but stops are made at the Kruger Park's rest camps where you can buy from the restaurants for own cost. Or you can bring with your own picnic. Bottled water is included on the vehicle. • No Alcohol Allowed: Please be aware that bringing alcohol, drugs, or any illicit substances into the Kruger National Park and on the safari vehicles is strictly prohibited. Tours & Tickets SA and the safari guides reserves the right to terminate any services without refund if any guest (adult or child) is not behaving properly or causing improper behavior, causes a disturbance, or is intoxicated and/or disruptive. •What to Wear: We recommend wearing comfortable clothing and bringing a warm jacket, as mornings and late afternoons can be chilly. While we provide rain ponchos for inclement weather, you may also want to bring a blanket or an extra layer for added warmth. These can easily be removed as the day gets warmer. • What to bring: Credit or debit cards for entry fees (see below), ID or Passport for entry, sunscreen, hat, and your camera! KRUGER PARK ENTRY FEE: Please note that the Kruger National Park entry fee is *not included* in our rates. Please note, the Kruger Park is a *cashless facility,* so please bring along your credit or debit cards to pay direct at the gate. Daily Conservation fees for 1 November 2024 to 31 October 2025 • South African Citizens and Residents (with ID): R128 per adult, per day/ R61 per child, per day • SADC Nationals (with passport): R257 per adult, per day/ R128 per child, per day • Standard Conservation Fee (International Visitors): R535per adult, per day/ R267 per child, per day