Your Tour Experience
Immerse yourself in our Kruger and Mozambique tour, a harmonious blend of wilderness and waves. Journey from the regal Eswatini Kingdom to the azure waters of Magaruque Island and Tofo, concluding amidst Kruger National Park’s bustling wildlife.
Highlights
- Kruger Safari
- Panorama Route
- Eswatini Game Drive
- Dhow Trip Magaruque Island
- Tofo Activities
- Barra Beach
On our premium tours, the lodge option offers more comfort with a variety of permanent tents, guesthouses, lodges, and hotels available to all premium clients.
Permanent Tents
Hotels & Resorts
Lodges & Guesthouses
Premium Small Group Truck
These 12 seater vehicles are thoughtfully designed for the discerning traveler, offering enhanced comfort with ample legroom and premium features, including: Reclining swivel leather seats Air-conditioning Large sliding windows Luggage lockers USB ports and individual safes.
4×4 Safari Vehicle
We offer a range of vehicles to enhance your safari or game drive experience. These include standard open-sided 4×4 vehicles and safari mini-vans with pop-up roofs.
Key vehicle features:
Pop-up roof or open sides –
4-wheel drive –
Comfortable seating –
Capable of traversing rugged terrain
Welcome to a vivid journey that paints a vibrant blend of African Safari and coastal escapade over a span of 14 delightful days, unveiling the allure of Kruger and Mozambique. You’ll embark on this journey departing from the bustling cityscape of Johannesburg, venturing down into the majestic Eswatini. This mesmerizing route of more than 2,500 km embraces the eastern coastline of Africa, where the luscious landscape meets the azure sea.
A sojourn in the Hlane Game Reserve commences our adventure. Here, in the wild heart of Eswatini, dawn heralds an enticing game drive. The reserve gives way to its sibling, the Mlilwane National Park, offering a labyrinth of 9 intertwining trails. As we stroll, each turn reveals a new perspective on Eswatini’s unparalleled natural beauty.
The border to Mozambique marks a pivotal point in our journey, a moment when the landscape seemingly shifts, opening up to cashew, coconut and sugar cane plantations punctuating our route. Our destination is Barra Beach, a paradise lined with regal palms, where golden beaches meet the sapphire waves of the Indian Ocean. Here, an undersea world awaits to dazzle divers and snorkelers, while the charismatic Tofo market and lively beach bars offer an engaging alternative.
Our path unfolds further north onto the Magaruque Island, where traditional dhows ferry us for an immersive day of oceanic safari. The pristine waters teem with marine life, resembling an enchanting undersea aquarium. The invigorating smell of the sea in our nostrils, we then pivot our focus back to the land, heading towards the serene expanse of Kruger National Park.
Kruger, South Africa’s largest game reserve, beckons with the promise of captivating wildlife encounters. Zebras and giraffes meandering, rhinos lumbering, and the thrill of spotting the formidable big five punctuate our time there. The aura of Africa intensifies as we traverse the Lowveld, the valleys and woodlands opening up to the stunning vistas of the greater Kruger region and the Panorama Route.
Our 14-day sojourn concludes as we return to the metropolis of Johannesburg, bringing with us unforgettable memories of an African landscape alive with wildlife and rimmed with captivating coasts. In the late afternoon light, we arrive home, our hearts echoing with the rhythm of our journey.
DEPARTURES DATES
Please be aware, the above dates are only an indication of departure. To confirm availability on this tour, please reach out and get in touch with us…
Tour Itinerary
This below itinerary is flexible and can be changed without notice. A detailed, up-to-date dossier itinerary is available to download for this tour.
08:00am – Garden Court O.R. Tambo International Airport, Gauteng, South Africa
Included – Meals as outlined in the tour itinerary – 10 Breakfast 1 Lunch 11 Dinner – accommodation / qualified crew / transport in a 12-seater mini-van or bus / included highlights as per the itinerary / entrance fees to National Parks.
Excluded – Items of a personal nature (snacks, alcohol, bottled water, soft drinks, tips) / entrance fees (associated with optional activities) / souvenirs
1x Tour Guide
1x Driver/Cook
German Translator Available
What is a single supplement?
On camping tours, single supplements are optional however on accommodated tours, single supplements are compulsory if you are travelling on your own. If you have purchased the single supplement, you will receive your own tent / room for the tour. However, in the event that your Activity Package includes an activity that involves accommodation, you will be required to share for the duration of that activity. The single supplement does not cover any Activity Package items and these are booked on a shared basis, regardless if you are on a camping or accommodated tour.
Only a maximum of 4 Single Supplements are allowed per tour. Any extra Single Supplements are on requests basis only.
When is a single supplement required?
All of our tours are priced on twin share accommodation. If you are booking one of our accommodated tours and you are travelling on your own, you are required to pay the single supplement. There are a maximum of 4 single supplements available on all tours.
If you require accommodation before or after your tour we can arrange this for you. We can also arrange airport transfers – contact your travel agent or Nomad to make these bookings.
Pre-Accommodation
Garden Court O.R. Tambo International Airport, Gauteng, South Africa
Post-Accommodation
Garden Court O.R. Tambo International Airport, Gauteng, South Africa
Nomad has a non-profit Trust that looks after the people, animals and places that we visit. We realise that a footprint is left where we travel and for this reason, the Nomad Africa Trust was established. Your donation to the Trust is called a “Green Seat”. If you would like to help Nomad making Africa Greener, simply choose the tick box during your booking process (or contact us afterwards to add it) and we will take care of the rest. The Nomad African Trust is responsible for the administration of the funds collected from the sale of the green seats and these funds are distributed to various projects as identified by the Trust.