Relax in an open safari vehicle along the off beaten track of the Crocodile River, buzzing with wildlife.  Enjoy sundowner drinks and watch tthe flaming sun go down. Swallows soar and elephants are often seen crossing the river at sunset. Crocodiles bask in the remaining rays and hippos ears emerge and submerge playfully in the water.

Lionspruit Reserve, almost next door to the Royal Kruger Lodge is home to a few lions and many other animals and birds.  It contributes to your safety by providing an enclosed habitat for lions. They are often heard during Boma Dinners at the lodge. Climb out of the vehicle at the cosy watering hole to see birds and perhaps some thirsty animals.  Inhale the sights and sounds of the bush.

Probably the closest that you'll come to the wild. Join our guide for an up close and personal experience of the safer bush surrounding the lodge.  You may see tracks and identify giraffe, zebra, kudu, impala, vervet monkeys, mongoose, spotted genet or warthogs - or birds including the fork tail drongo, african fish eagle, marabou stork, yellow billed hornbill.  The amazing tapestry of a spider's web as the sunlight dances off dew beads, a colourfully miraged chameleon or a dung beetle hard at work add to the experience.  Sometimes it is the hidden secrets of the bush which guests most treasure as memories of their safari holiday.

Setting out at break of dawn, the sun rises and the air is already alive with bird song.  Share a hearty breakfast in the Park.  You'll explore natural habitats – the typical Africans bushveld is ready to divulge its secrets.  Many animals lurk hungrily during the first light ... it won’t be long until you see them!

Experience the stunning African sunset while beginning your night safari in an open vehicle. Use spotlights to encounter the glinting eyes of nocturnal animals. Watch Lions and Leopards on the hunt or spot the bush babies jumping from tree to tree as your knowledgeable guide shares interesting information with you. This is a truly exciting way to see animals that you may not see during the day.

The Komati River has its catchment area in the Swaziland Mountains and flows down to the Crocodile River, at the southernmost border of the Kruger National Park.  In this tranquil setting, one can experience the might of one of Africa’s finest fresh water game fish. Our experienced guide will take you to some of the best sites in the river, renowned for its Tiger Fishing, where you may also observe Hippos and Crocodiles in their natural habitats.

Swing your clubs at one of the nature golf courses located a short distance from the Lodge. Watch various animals as they meander across the fairways while you are lining up your next shot. Enjoy lunch and drinks in the club restaurant.

Swaziland, an independent country within South Africa is the only remaining true monarchy of the African Continent. Enjoy a guided tour to a fascinating village where Swazi tribesmen and women perform their traditional dancing, singing and provide insight into the Swazi culture. Lunch is provided in the village's outdoor restaurant at a water hole. The Swazi tour is both informative and entertaining and a very popular venue with our guests.