3 Day Greater Kruger Budget Glamping Safari
ZAR 8,725.00 Sharing
ZAR 9,340.00 Single
Future Price Per Person: $8,725.00
Future Price Single Traveller: $9,340.00
Tour snapshot
3 Days
Road Transfers from Johannesburg
Kruger National Park
Budget
Overview
If you’re looking for an affordable glamping accommodation in the Greater Kruger National Park, the Sekekama Tented Camp offers budget-friendly options. Accommodation include solar-powered tents, complete with beds, linens, towels, and other necessities. The camp features shared ablution facilities and a communal area for dining, socializing, and relaxation. Additionally, guests can enjoy game drives and may have access to extra amenities like a swimming pool, bar, or restaurant, enhancing the overall experience.
Potential Wildlife Encounters:
Lion
Rhino
Buffalo
Elephant
Leopard
Cheetah
Giraffe
Zebra
Hyena
Wild Dog
and lots more.
Included/Excluded
Important information
- 3
- Road Transfers from Johannesburg
- Shared Communal Ablutions
- Boma Braai (BBQ) Meals
- Wi-Fi access in specific zones
- Pre-set menu dining venue
- Caters for all diet requirements
- Fan
- Mosquito / Bug Proofing
- All bed linen
Itinerary
FAQs about 3 Day Greater Kruger Budget Glamping Safari
Kruger National Park is in the northeastern part of South Africa, spanning the provinces of Limpopo and Mpumalanga. It borders Mozambique to the east and is one of the largest and most famous game reserves in Africa.
Kruger is renowned for its incredible biodiversity. It’s home to the Big Five (lion, leopard, rhino, elephant, and buffalo) along with over 500 bird species, 140 mammals, and numerous reptiles and plant species. Its vast size and variety of ecosystems make it a top safari destination.
Yes! Kruger is one of the few national parks in Africa that allows self-drive safaris. The park has well-maintained roads, signposts, rest camps, and maps available for visitors who prefer to explore at their own pace.
The best time for game viewing is during the dry winter months (May to September), when animals gather around water sources and visibility is high. However, the summer months (October to April) offer lush landscapes, newborn animals, and excellent birdwatching.
Sekekama Glamping Lodge is located just outside the Kruger National Park, near the Phalaborwa Gate in Limpopo, South Africa.
The lodge offers luxury glamping tents with en-suite bathrooms, private decks, and outdoor showers.
Yes, most packages include breakfast and dinner. Lunch can be arranged upon request or at additional cost.
Absolutely – Sekekama Glamping Lodge welcomes children and offers family-style tents to accommodate all ages.
Game drives into Kruger National Park can be arranged through Sekekama Glamping Lodge and added to your stay.
Sekekama Glamping Lodge offers a variety of activities, including Kruger safaris, bush walks, cultural visits, and stargazing.
Wi-Fi is available in the main communal areas of Sekekama Glamping Lodge, though coverage may vary due to the bush setting.
Yes, each tent at Sekekama Glamping Lodge is powered by solar energy and includes charging points for small electronic devices.
Sekekama Glamping Lodge is accessible via self-drive, or guests can arrange transfers from Hoedspruit Airport or Johannesburg.
Yes, Sekekama Glamping Lodge is committed to sustainable practices, using solar power and promoting responsible tourism.
Sekekama Glamping Lodge is a year-round destination, but the dry winter months (May–October) offer the best wildlife viewing.
Yes, Sekekama Glamping Lodge can accommodate most dietary preferences with advance notice.
Sekekama Glamping Lodge is unfenced to enhance the wilderness experience, but staff are trained to ensure guest safety at all times.
Guests staying at Sekekama Glamping Lodge should pack neutral clothing, a hat, sunscreen, insect repellent, and binoculars.
Please Note
The Kruger Safari Co. offers authentic safaris to lodges in the Kruger National Park and Greater Kruger area, with options to suit all budgets — from affordable to luxury+. Animals roam freely across over 20,000 km² of wilderness, so sightings can’t be guaranteed, but our experienced guides do their utmost to track down as much wildlife as possible.
To better understand the difference between Kruger Park and the Greater Kruger private reserves, we recommend reading this helpful guide: Kruger vs Greater Kruger. We focus on lodge-based safaris — either in or near the national park or in private reserves — and don’t offer hotel-style safari packages unless requested.
Please take time to explore our detailed itineraries, photos, and videos, and feel free to email us or book a video call with one of our consultants for any questions.
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