The Greater Kruger Tshukudu Safari (3 Days) TSH003

Tshukudu Game Reserve lies just north of the little town of Hoedspruit, adjoining the world-renowned Greater Kruger National Park in South Africa’s Central Lowveld. Meaning ‘rhino’ in Sotho, it stretches over 3500 hectares of unspoilt African bush teeming with diverse wildlife and is and fringed by the Drakensberg Mountain Range. Visitors can catch spectacular sunsets, spot the famous Big Five, and see many antelope species, giraffe, kudu, zebra, warthog, hippo, cheetah and crocodile. Don’t miss the opportunity to enjoy excellent birdwatching, take a game drive or guided walk with expert guides and visit the Lion Breeding Project, which is helping to keep lions off the endangered list.

Tshukudu Private Game Reserve adjoins the world renowned Greater Kruger National Park (GKNP) and combines home comforts with the exciting Big 5 safari experience. Tshukudu covers 3800ha of prime Bushveld and is situated close to Hoedspruit in the Limpopo Province.

Each en-suite unit is equipped with a shower, minibar fridge, coffee and tea-making facilities, hairdryer as well as a safe. Amenities are replenished daily. International plugs can be purchased from the Curio Shop. Breakfasts and light lunches are served on the thatched veranda and the evening dinners seated around a roaring fire in the African Boma, under the stars.

Recliners under a canopy of thatch beckon guests to enjoy shady relaxation around the pool. Indulge in the peacefulness of the African Bush while our trained staff brings you your favorite cocktail to enjoy. Our Game Guides will also accompany guests in the morning and early evening in open 4x4 game drive vehicles.

Tshukudu Game Reserve lies just north of the little town of Hoedspruit, adjoining the world-renowned Greater Kruger National Park in South Africa’s Central Lowveld. Meaning ‘rhino’ in Sotho, it stretches over 3500 hectares of unspoilt African bush teeming with diverse wildlife and is and fringed by the Drakensberg Mountain Range. Visitors can catch spectacular sunsets, spot the famous Big Five, and see many antelope species, giraffe, kudu, zebra, warthog, hippo, cheetah and crocodile. Don’t miss the opportunity to enjoy excellent birdwatching, take a game drive or guided walk with expert guides and visit the Lion Breeding Project, which is helping to keep lions off the endangered list.

Tshukudu Private Game Reserve adjoins the world renowned Greater Kruger National Park (GKNP) and combines home comforts with the exciting Big 5 safari experience. Tshukudu covers 3800ha of prime Bushveld and is situated close to Hoedspruit in the Limpopo Province.

Each en-suite unit is equipped with a shower, minibar fridge, coffee and tea-making facilities, hairdryer as well as a safe. Amenities are replenished daily. International plugs can be purchased from the Curio Shop. Breakfasts and light lunches are served on the thatched veranda and the evening dinners seated around a roaring fire in the African Boma, under the stars.

Recliners under a canopy of thatch beckon guests to enjoy shady relaxation around the pool. Indulge in the peacefulness of the African Bush while our trained staff brings you your favorite cocktail to enjoy. Our Game Guides will also accompany guests in the morning and early evening in open 4x4 game drive vehicles.

The United Nations’ Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) is of global significance. Listed on CITES as a cheetah breeding hub, the Hoedspruit Endangered Species Centre has played an important role in the conservation of endangered animals, especially cheetahs and rhinos, in South Africa, since 1990. While they do rescue and rehabilitate cheetah and rhino survivors of poaching, their focus has been to promote cheetah survival by breeding and maintaining diverse bloodlines, as well as providing research opportunities.

HESC works tirelessly to create awareness both locally and internationally of the destructiveness of poaching. A guided tour will take guests into the world of theses cats, white rhino, and wild dog.  Guests can also meet the gentle giant Esme the white rhino and her two faithful companions, David the dog and Miele the sheep. There is also the unique experience of the vulture feeding restaurant.

Tshukudu Game Reserve lies just north of the little town of Hoedspruit, adjoining the world-renowned Greater Kruger National Park in South Africa’s Central Lowveld. Meaning ‘rhino’ in Sotho, it stretches over 3500 hectares of unspoilt African bush teeming with diverse wildlife and is and fringed by the Drakensberg Mountain Range. Visitors can catch spectacular sunsets, spot the famous Big Five, and see many antelope species, giraffe, kudu, zebra, warthog, hippo, cheetah and crocodile. Don’t miss the opportunity to enjoy excellent birdwatching, take a game drive or guided walk with expert guides and visit the Lion Breeding Project, which is helping to keep lions off the endangered list.

Tshukudu Private Game Reserve adjoins the world renowned Greater Kruger National Park (GKNP) and combines home comforts with the exciting Big 5 safari experience. Tshukudu covers 3800ha of prime Bushveld and is situated close to Hoedspruit in the Limpopo Province.

Each en-suite unit is equipped with a shower, minibar fridge, coffee and tea-making facilities, hairdryer as well as a safe. Amenities are replenished daily. International plugs can be purchased from the Curio Shop. Breakfasts and light lunches are served on the thatched veranda and the evening dinners seated around a roaring fire in the African Boma, under the stars.

Recliners under a canopy of thatch beckon guests to enjoy shady relaxation around the pool. Indulge in the peacefulness of the African Bush while our trained staff brings you your favorite cocktail to enjoy. Our Game Guides will also accompany guests in the morning and early evening in open 4x4 game drive vehicles.