Kruger to Coast

On arrival at OR Tambo International Airport, you will be met and assisted to the check-in area for your flight to Leopard Hills Private Game Reserve. Depending on your arrival time, you’ll either have time to relax in your suite, or get ready to join the afternoon / early evening safari drive

Overnight at Leopard Hills Private Game Reserve on a full board basis, including two game drive daily

The next two days you can immerse yourself in the African bush and do as little or as much as you like. There are daily game walks on offer, as well as the game drives. Or you can spend the day at the pool (weather dependent).

Overnight at Leopard Hills Private Game Reserve on a full board basis, including two game drive daily

After breakfast, you will be taken to the airstrip, where you will connect with your flight to Kruger Mpumalanga International Airport, where you will board another flight to Maputo, Mozambique. From Maputo you will be transferred by vehicle to the resort

Overnight at White Pearl Resort on a full board basis

There is a plethora of activities on option at White Pearl, and again, you can keep yourself as busy as possible, or just lie on the beach and watch time go by.

Included in your rate are the following – snorkeling, shoreline fishing, turtle walks (seasonal), kayaking / surfing, stand up paddleboarding, fat bikes, beach sports and beach picnics.

Overnight at White Pearl Resort on a full board basis

Once you have checked out of the resort you will be transferred back to Maputo Airport for your onward arrangements.

You will need a valid passport as well as a visa to cross the border from South Africa to Mozambique. If you are travelling solo, you will need other things such as car registration, valid insurance policy documentation, and a list of safety items to have in your car.

1685 km

The shortest route directly into Mozambique from the Kruger is to travel through Giriyondo Border Post. This border will take you into the middle of Mozambique, where the roads are a little rough. Tours will generally make use of a more popular and easily accessible border.

Yes, you can. The Giriyondo Border Post is situated within the Kruger National Park.

Yes, you can. Mozambique’s official currency is the Metical, but many shops and even lodges will also accept the South African Rand as well as the US Dollar.

You will need to have a passport which is valid for 6 months as well as a visa. While visas can usually be obtained at the border, to lessen the risk of not being given a visa, it is ideal to apply for your visa at your nearest Mozambique embassy. You should also go to your doctor to get the necessary prescription for malaria prevention medication.

ATC Travel is one of the African continent’s leading travel companies and we offer our guests a well-rounded, all-encompassing African holiday. With more than 25 years in the industry, we have become travel experts, able to give guests the best recommendations. We create standard travel packages as well as tailor made itineraries and we offer those who travel with us a price guarantee. As an established travel company, we are covered by international insurance and we offer our guests a refundable deposit, should they have to cancel. We also have the latest visa and travel requirement information and should something happen during your trip, we can assist you with rearranging your tour.

It is difficult to name a single secret, because as one of the most diverse and stunning country’s in the world, there are plenty of places and attractions considered to be a best kept secret. A visit to any small town, or a place off the beaten track is worth the trip because few people see it. To be more specific, the best hidden places you should visit include Clarens in the Free State, Riebeek Kasteel in the Western Cape, the Owl House in the Eastern Cape, the Sterkfontein Caves in Gauteng, the Drakensberg Amphitheatre in Kwa-Zulu Natal, and Pilgrim’s Rest and its surrounding mountains in Mpumalanga.

It is safe to travel South Africa by car but it is always advisable to rather book a tour that will include the transport. South Africa’s roads are not always in the best of shape, depending on where you are travelling to and South African drivers can be quite intense. If you want to have a more relaxed and laidback experience on the roads, book a tour or organise an alternative way to travel.