Arrive in Johannesburg and continue on a domestic flight to Upington. Upon arrival, meet your guides and transfer to your hotel. 4×4 jeep towards the Kgalagadi. The route takes approximately 3 hours up to the first field.

Once we arrive, we will dedicate ourselves to setting up the camp: the guides will illustrate how the curtains, of the refrigerators and the organization of the kitchen area, as well as the correct procedures for opening and closing the awnings that we will use in the following days.

All meals are included but managed on a shared basis: the group will collaborate with the guides' indications.

Overnight stay in a double tent

During these days we will focus on the southern area of the park, an area characterised by numerous pools of water which are very popular with wildlife and which offers excellent opportunities for spotting lions, leopards, cheetahs and numerous herbivores. Each day includes two safaris: one in the morning, departing at first light and returning late in the morning, and one in the afternoon, returning at sunset. In November, access to the park is permitted from 05:30 to the 19:30.

The day begins with a morning safari. During the outing, we'll stop inside the park, in one of the authorized areas, for breakfast. The safari lasts approximately three hours, and we're scheduled to return to camp in the late morning, depending on sightings and light conditions. The middle of the day will be dedicated to relaxation, with the option of enjoying the pool, or observing the smaller wildlife that frequents the camp area, such as mongooses, meerkats, ground squirrels, and a wide variety of birds.

At midday, we'll prepare a light lunch and, in the afternoon, we'll set off on our second safari, which will also last about three hours, until sunset. Once we return to camp, we'll prepare our tents for the night and have dinner before spending the night.

All meals are included but managed on a shared basis: the group will collaborate with the guides' indications.

Overnight stay in a double tent

We'll wake up before dawn, pack up our tents, and unpack our bags. We'll then depart for the morning safari; along the way, we'll stop at one of the authorized areas within the park for breakfast. During the outing, we'll move to the second camp, located in the central northwest area of the park. The transfer will take approximately 4–5 hours and will take place entirely within the park, effectively transforming into a safari, with good chances of sightings along the way.

This new area, characterized by a more sandy environment, offers excellent opportunities for observing lions, cheetahs and numerous herbivores, as well as species typical of the area such as the Cape fox, The jackals they bat-eared foxes.

Arrival at the new camp is expected in the late morning. Here, we'll set up camp again and prepare lunch, followed by a moment of relaxation before departing for the usual afternoon safari, which will last until sunset.

Upon returning in the evening, we will set up the tents for the night and prepare dinner before spending the night.

All meals are included but managed on a shared basis: the group will collaborate with the guides' indications.

Overnight stay in a double tent

In these days we will focus on western area of the park, an area characterized by numerous pools and excellent opportunities to spot lions, cheetahs and many herbivores, as well as a good concentration of African wild cats, bat-eared foxes, jackals And Cape fox. Each day includes two safaris: one in the morning, leaving at dawn and returning late in the morning, and one in the afternoon, returning at sunset. At the end of March, sunrise is expected around 05:30 and the sunset around 19:30.

The day will start with wake up before dawn, closing of the tents and a quick breakfast, followed by departure for the morning safari lasting about three hours. Depending on the sightings and light conditions, we will return to the camp in the morning, where it will be possible to relax, take advantage of the pool or observe the smaller fauna that frequents the area: mongooses, meerkats, ground squirrels and numerous species of birds.

At midday we will prepare a light lunch and, in the afternoon, we will leave for the second safari, again lasting about three hours, until sunset. Once we return in the dark, we will dedicate ourselves to the preparing the tents for the night and at dinner, before the overnight stay.

All meals are included but managed on a shared basis: the group will collaborate with the guides' indications.

Overnight stay in a double tent

During the morning safari we will move again towards the first camp, where we'll spend our last night in the park. The transfer will be entirely safari-style, with excellent chances of spotting game along the way.

The day includes two safari sessions, one during the transfer in the morning and one in the afternoon, which will allow us to explore both the part East both the part South of the park. These areas are particularly interesting for their variety of habitats and rich wildlife, with good opportunities to observe big cats and herbivores, as well as the more elusive fauna typical of the Kgalagadi.

We will get to the field  in the late morning, where we can set up camp and prepare lunch, before a moment of relaxation in preparation for the afternoon safari until sunset.

The return will take place in the dark, followed by the preparation of dinner and the tents for the night.

All meals are included but managed on a shared basis: the group will collaborate with the guides' indications.

Overnight stay in a double tent

Wake up before dawn, close the tents, and organize all the luggage for the return trip. Depending on the timing and hours of the day, it will be possible to make a last short safari in the southern part of the park, for a last opportunity to observe the Kgalagadi wildlife.

We will then leave the park in the direction Upington, from where we will take the internal flight to Johannesburg, thus concluding this intense and extraordinary experience.

We will get to the field  in the late morning, where we can set up camp and prepare lunch, before a moment of relaxation in preparation for the afternoon safari until sunset.

The return will take place in the dark, followed by the preparation of dinner and the tents for the night.

Our team will assist you in purchasing the correct flights for this experience. It will be necessary to arrive at Johannesburg on March 10, but we will take care of verifying that the chosen times are compatible with the program, so as to avoid any inconvenience.

If you'd like more information before booking, you can contact us at any time; alternatively, we'll contact you after you register to help you choose the best flights.

Our advice is to buy tickets 2–3 months before departure, so you can get the best available rates.