Flights:
Arrival – Fly into JHB OR Tambo Airport, 9 August 2025 (before 10am)
Departure – Fly out of JHB OR Tambo Airport, 22 August 2025 (after 5pm)
Group size: 6 guests + BSST Host (*Need a minimum of 4 people to run the trip)
SOLO FEMALE TRAVELLERS
PRICE: SOLO FEMALE TRAVELLERS (we have space for 4 x Single Rooms)
SHARING – We don’t partner guests so if you have a family or friend you would like to share with then that is possible) (we have space for 2 people sharing)
Please email carla@blueskysociety.co.za for the cost.
**30% deposit is required to book a spot within 14 days of confirming. The balance must be paid 90 days (1 May 2025) before the departure date. The price quoted is US Dollars. T&C Apply. Contact carla@blueskysociety.co.za for sharing rate.
JWP: Earth Awakenings is a powerful 14-day all-women conservation journey through South Africa and Botswana—a soul-enriching experience that reconnects you with the wild, reignites your purpose, and leaves a lasting impact. The adventure begins in Dinokeng Game Reserve, where you’ll take part in hands-on conservation work, before heading to Kaingo Game Reserve to learn about wild dog research and rhino monitoring with the Endangered Wildlife Trust and Kaingo Foundation. From there, we cross into Botswana’s extraordinary Tuli Block, a predator-rich wilderness along the Limpopo River, where thrilling game drives and meaningful community engagement await. The journey continues into the iconic Kruger National Park, where you’ll stay at Kruger Untamed’s luxurious Tshokwane River Camp—a unique mobile tented camp that offers a raw, authentic safari experience.
Along the way, you’ll explore the cultural beauty of the Soutpansberg region and take part in deeply personal transformation work. Guided by certified Master Coach and Curious Mindset founder Kamilla Norrman, you’ll dive into powerful mindset coaching designed to help you reconnect with your dreams, gain clarity, release limiting beliefs, and rediscover your deeper purpose. You’ll also be inspired by Earth Awareness founder Isabel Wolf-Gillespie, who shares her passion for people, planet, and purpose through local community projects.
This is far more than just a journey through the African bush—it’s an awakening. A chance to align your passion with action, build lifelong friendships, and immerse yourself in something truly meaningful
An avid adventurer, eco-warrior and humanitarian, Carla focuses on the positive rather than the negative in life. She started the Blue Sky Society Trust non-profit organisation in 2012. Since then, she has brought together like-minded adventurers, actively affecting real change in Africa – both on a conservation and a humanitarian front. Her work with the Kingsley Holgate Foundation and the Lawrence Anthony Organisation (and leading international tour groups through Africa) solidified Carla’s determination to raise more awareness around conservation and she has won numerous awards for her social upliftment and conservation work. Carla’s exhilarating, life-changing women-only ‘Journeys With Purpose’ allows her and her crew to share the beauty and majesty of Africa while donating money and much-needed equipment along the way. “I truly believe that when women connect, they can do extraordinary things. Women are powerful and passionate and, when they unite, are genuinely unstoppable.”
Kamilla Norrman is a seasoned professional with over 20 years of experience in the education and customer service sectors. With a background in customer service management, she has excelled in organizing training programmes, recruiting trainers, and mentoring younger colleagues. Her unofficial coaching journey began through offering support and encouragement to customers, helping them achieve their qualifications and goals, laying the foundation for her passion for empowering others.
Of Swedish-Czech heritage, Kamilla’s adventurous spirit has led her to move countries five times, embracing change and challenges with courage. Multilingual and well-traveled, she draws inspiration from her diverse experiences to guide others through life’s transitions, helping them rediscover their passions and achieve their fullest potential. Kamilla is dedicated to fostering a strong sense of freedom and authenticity in those she coaches, encouraging them to embrace change and live life on their own terms.
Some of the extraordinary experiences you can look forward to as part of this group of solo eco-travellers include:
This trip promises extraordinary wildlife encounters, meaningful conservation contributions, and unforgettable experiences in the heart of Africa.
Frequency: Bespoke, once-off annual expedition
Fitness ratings: Moderate
Tour features: Wildlife conservation, cultural exchange, youth conservation education, English-spoken, fundraising for conservation, women only, transitional coaching
Beneficiary: Endangered Wildlife Trust (EWT) and Kaingo Foundation
Accommodation: Mostly camping/bungalows/rooms single occupancy
Price range: Mid-range
Min: 4 eco-adventurers
Max: 6 eco-adventurers
**Please note that this itinerary and pricing may be subject to slight changes, and the expedition host will keep you informed of any updates. Terms and conditions apply, based on availability. Some activities may be weather-dependent, and while we will do our best to include them all in the itinerary, flexibility may be required. In certain areas, Wi-Fi signal may be minimal or unavailable (offering a great opportunity for a digital detox). Regarding conservation work, the safety of the animals is always our top priority, and we will do our best to participate where and when possible, guided by expert conservationists to ensure we are contributing in the most responsible and meaningful way.
JWP06 EARTH AWAKENINGS 2025
An all-women journey of conservation, connection, and personal growth
| Date | Day | Country | Location/Details | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 09 Aug | Saturday | South Africa | Arrive in Johannesburg – Transfer to Dinokeng | Meet & greet at airport or Arrive 8th August |
| 10 Aug | Sunday | South Africa | Cheetah conservation work | |
| 11 Aug | Monday | South Africa | Drive to Kaingo Game Reserve | Boat Trip |
| 12 Aug | Tuesday | South Africa | Kaingo Game Reserve | Rhino behind the scenes – Game Drive |
| 13 Aug | Wednesday | Botswana | Cross into Botswana – Tuli Block | Visit EWT Wild Dog Bomas + Border crossing: Platjan |
| 14 Aug | Thursday | Botswana | Tuli Block | Coaching Day 1 (Optional) |
| 15 Aug | Friday | Botswana | Tuli Block | Coaching Day 2 |
| 16 Aug | Saturday | Botswana | Tuli Block | Coaching Day 3 |
| 17 Aug | Sunday | South Africa | Travel to Soutpansberg | Coaching Day 4 – Game Drive |
| 18 Aug | Monday | South Africa | Soutpansberg to Hoedspruit | Bush Walk |
| 19 Aug | Tuesday | South Africa | Kruger National Park | |
| 20 Aug | Wednesday | South Africa | Kruger National Park | Safari experience |
| 21 Aug | Thursday | South Africa | Dullstroom | Final coaching & reflection |
| 22 Aug | Friday | South Africa | Drive to Johannesburg – Depart from OR Tambo Airport | End of expedition |
**Please note that this itinerary and pricing may be subject to slight changes, and the expedition host will keep you informed of any updates. Terms and conditions apply, based on availability. Some activities may be weather-dependent, and while we will do our best to include them all in the itinerary, flexibility may be required. In certain areas, Wi-Fi signal may be minimal or unavailable (offering a great opportunity for a digital detox). Regarding conservation work, the safety of the animals is always our top priority, and we will do our best to participate where and when possible, guided by expert conservationists to ensure we are contributing in the most responsible and meaningful way.
DAY ONE & TWO: Arrival in Johannesburg
Arrive at OR Tambo Airport (before 10am) – We recommend arriving on 8th August 2025. Enjoy a scenic 1–2 hour drive to Dinokeng Game Reserve for an afternoon Game drive. On day two we will do some cheetah conservation work with the Dinokeng conservation group.
Accommodation: Greenfinch Lodge/House
Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner (S/C)
DAYS THREE & FOUR: Dinokeng Game Reserve to Waterberg – Kaingo Bergsig Lodge
Today we travel around 4.5–5 hours to the heart of the Waterberg Biosphere Reserve, where we settle into the beautiful Kaingo Game Reserve. At Bergsig Lodge, perched on a ridge overlooking the endless bushveld, you’ll get a behind-the-scenes look at some of the most impactful conservation work in South Africa. This includes time with the dedicated team from Kaingo Foundation, where we’ll learn about rhino monitoring, wild dog conservation, and about the area.
We’ll also spend time with the Endangered Wildlife Trust (EWT) team at their wild dog boma to understand their vital role in protecting one of Africa’s most endangered carnivores. Kaingo’s diverse landscapes and rich biodiversity make it an ideal place for both wildlife observation and reflection.
Accommodation: Bergsig Lodge, Kaingo Game Reserve
Meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner (Fully catered)
DAYS FIVE TO EIGHT: Kaingo (Waterberg) to Tuli Block (Botswana)
We’ll embark on a 5–6 hour journey, including a border crossing at Platjan into the wild expanse of Botswana’s Tuli Block, where we spend four unforgettable nights at Tswehe Lone Tree Camp. Staying in dome tents with bucket showers, we’ll experience off-grid living surrounded by rocky outcrops, baobab trees, and ancient landscapes teeming with wildlife. No wi-fi.
Our time in Tuli includes walking safaris, game drives, and visits to local communities or schools, all guided by passionate conservationists. This is a raw, real, and rewarding part of the journey—a true immersion in nature.
Accommodation: Tswehe Lone Tree Camp
Meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner (camp-style)
Coaching at Lone Tree Wilderness Camp (By Kamilla Norrman) – this is optional. If you feel like just chilling or spending time in the Hide – that’s also OK.
Overview: Whilst nestled in the serene and inspiring Lone Tree Wilderness Camp, the four-day coaching program is designed to harness the transformative power of nature and guide you through a journey of deep personal reflection and growth. Wildlife observation through safari drives and bush hikes, school visits, and evening campfire gatherings all interlink, creating the ideal setting for introspection and empowerment. The program aims to help participants emerge with a renewed belief in themselves, a greater understanding of their inner desires, a deeper connection to nature and others, and a confident outlook on the boundless opportunities ahead.
Day 6: Awakening Awareness & Intention Setting
You will begin the journey with a morning safari ride, allowing the wild beauty of the landscape to awaken the senses. The day’s coaching will focus on setting intentions with a workshop entitled “Connecting with Your Inner Self.” Participants will explore their core values and aspirations, setting the tone for the transformative experience ahead. The evening will close with a campfire circle, sharing initial thoughts and setting personal goals.
Day 7: Mindfulness & Presence in Nature
After a guided bush hike, participants will delve into mindfulness practices. This session, “Living in the Moment,” will teach you techniques for staying present and cultivating awareness. The practice will be reinforced by observing wildlife and reflecting on the interconnectedness of all life. The day will end with a fireside meditation and reflection, fostering inner peace and clarity.
Day 8: Overcoming Limiting Beliefs & Embracing Empowerment
A day of exploration will be complemented by the workshop “Breaking Barriers.” This session will focus on identifying and overcoming limiting beliefs, encouraging participants to rewrite their narratives. Guided by the expansive wilderness, participants will learn to see beyond perceived limitations. An evening storytelling session around the campfire will allow for the sharing of breakthroughs and newfound insights.
DAY NINE : Tuli Block to Soutpansberg
Today we leave the wild beauty of Botswana’s Tuli Block and cross back into South Africa, heading for the tranquil sanctuary of Leshiba in the Soutpansberg Mountains. Nestled in an ancient landscape, this hidden gem offers a mountain peaceful retreat. We’ll enjoy a guided bush walks, exceptional birding, and moments of quiet reflection, all framed by breath taking mountain views. It’s a perfect pause—time to reconnect with nature and ourselves in this serene and soulful setting.
Coaching at KNP
Day 10: Vision Crafting & Future Planning
The final day of coaching will be dedicated to envisioning the future. After a morning safari, participants will be encouraged to dream big and consider the infinite possibilities that lie ahead. The coaching session, “Designing Your Path” will help crystallize these visions into actionable plans. The program will culminate in a celebratory campfire gathering, where you will share your visions and commitments, solidifying the internal shifts experienced.
Accommodation: Leshiba Venda Lodge
Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner (F/B)
DAY TEN: Soutpansberg to Hoedspruit
Today we depart the Soutpansberg Mountains and make our way to the bushveld haven of Hoedspruit, where we will spend the night at Bush River Lodge. This beautiful lodge, set along the Olifants River, offers a serene overnight stay surrounded by nature. It’s an ideal midway stop before heading to Kruger National Park.
Accommodation: Bush River Lodge Meals: Breakfast, lunch (Road) and dinner
DAY ELEVEN & TWELVE: Hoedspruit to Kruger National Park
We journey into the heart of South Africa’s wilderness—Kruger National Park. Our final two days will be spent at the luxurious Tshokwane River Camp, a secluded haven that blends adventure with elegance. Here, we’ll soak in the sights and sounds of the wild through immersive bush walks and thrilling game drives, exploring one of Africa’s richest ecosystems. Set against a stunning natural backdrop, the camp offers a refined retreat where gourmet meals, fine wines, and warm hospitality create the perfect ending to our unforgettable journey.
Accommodation: Tshokwane River Camp
Meal Plan: Breakfast, lunch & dinner (full board)
DAY THIRTEEN: Dullstroom
Today we depart from the Kruger National Park, on a 3-hour drive to Dullstroom. Here we will spend our last night together at the quaint Dullstroom Country Cottages, which lie amongst rolling hills and sprawling oak trees. You’ll also have your final coaching session with Kamilla Norrman.
Accommodation: Dullstroom Country Cottages
Meal Plan: Breakfast, lunch and dinner (S/C)
DAY FOURTEEN: Johannesburg
Our final drive is to Johannesburg, to drop you off at OR Tambo International Airport for the flight home. Your unforgettable African adventure, filled with diverse landscapes, unique accommodations, and immersive wildlife experiences will have come to an end. We hope you head home with a mind fill of memories and a happy heart.
Meals: Breakfast
Please note that this itinerary and pricing may be subject to slight changes, and the expedition host will keep you informed of any updates. Terms and conditions apply, based on availability. Some activities may be weather-dependent, and while we will do our best to include them all in the itinerary, flexibility may be required. In certain areas, Wi-Fi signal may be minimal or unavailable (offering a great opportunity for a digital detox). Regarding conservation work, the safety of the animals is always our top priority, and we will do our best to participate where and when possible, guided by expert conservationists to ensure we are contributing in the most responsible and meaningful way.
These driving adventures are organised and led by Carla Geyser, the founder of the Blue Sky Society Trust (BSST) and Blue Sky Expeditions who has, to date, led many successful trips into Africa. If you are an enthusiastic adventurer who is passionate about conservation and takes life as it comes, then this is for you! #JWP brings together like-minded people from around the world on trips that focus on visiting and raising funds for wildlife initiatives along the route.
Carla is always looking for well-rounded individuals of various skills and interests. If you are an enthusiastic adventurer passionate about conservation and taking life as it comes, then our next #JWP expedition could be for you.
These expeditions often involve driving long distances over bumpy, dusty roads, camping in remote areas, at times being without mobile phone service for days, and of course, loads of giving back through hands-on charity work. Sometimes our accommodation varies from camping to chalets/rooms. Each journey is unique. So make sure you read the itinerary carefully.
This is not a ‘normal’ tour but rather a team expedition, and every now and then, team member (s) are requested to pitch in, if required, with cooking, cleaning, camp set-up etc. It is the experience of a lifetime, and we would love to have exploratory fun-filled compassionate spirits along for the ride.
This is a LIMITED entry journey, which means only a few people get to experience this unforgettable never-to-be-repeated experience. The minimum enrollment for this trip is six people. If minimum enrollment is not met 90 days prior to the departure date, the trip may be cancelled or postponed in which case full payment, excluding the deposit, will be refunded. (Minus the non-refundable deposit of R5000pp).
Safety is always a priority. We have a satellite phone, SATIB Insurance 24-hour medivac and assistance on call, and access to doctors 24/7.
Unless you are purchasing the airline insurance, it is a good idea to wait until departure is confirmed before buying plane tickets.
Please ARRIVE at the designated airport on a specific date (see itinerary)
Please book your DEPARTURE from the designated airport on a specific date (see itinerary)
Traveling before or after the program is totally fine – just let Blue Sky Expeditions know your plans.
Please ensure that your passport is valid for at least six months from the date of entry and that you have at least two blank pages in your passport (the back page does not count).
The colourful currency in each country will be explained – please do your homework or ask.
South Africa – SA Rand
Namibia – Namibian Dollar
Botswana – Botswana Pula
Zambia – Zambian Kwacha
Mozambique – Mozambique Metical
Zimbabwe – US$ *Cash only
Eswatini – SA Rand
Rwanda – Rwandan Franc
Credit cards are widely accepted so this can be your main form of payment. Reliable ATM’s in banks are available in certain cities . You may also bring cash to exchange at banks and exchange offices.
TIPPING: There will be some situations where you may feel the need to tip, but as always, it is up to your discretion. Typically, it is customary to tip our local guides $5-$10 per day per guide. But you are welcome to tip more.
**PLEASE CLICK ON THE FOLLOWING TO READ AND SIGN OUR INDEMNITY. Each person must have signed this before departure
Expedition Agreement – https://www.blueskysociety.org/expedition-agreement-form/
Indemnity Form – https://www.blueskysociety.org/indemnity-online-form/
JWP06 EARTH AWAKENINGS 2025
An all-women journey of conservation, connection, and personal growth
| Date | Day | Country | Location/Details | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 09 Aug | Saturday | South Africa | Arrive in Johannesburg – Transfer to Dinokeng | Meet & greet at airport or Arrive 8th August |
| 10 Aug | Sunday | South Africa | Cheetah conservation work | |
| 11 Aug | Monday | South Africa | Drive to Kaingo Game Reserve | Boat Trip |
| 12 Aug | Tuesday | South Africa | Kaingo Game Reserve | Rhino behind the scenes – Game Drive |
| 13 Aug | Wednesday | Botswana | Cross into Botswana – Tuli Block | Visit EWT Wild Dog Bomas + Border crossing: Platjan |
| 14 Aug | Thursday | Botswana | Tuli Block | Coaching Day 1 (Optional) |
| 15 Aug | Friday | Botswana | Tuli Block | Coaching Day 2 |
| 16 Aug | Saturday | Botswana | Tuli Block | Coaching Day 3 |
| 17 Aug | Sunday | South Africa | Travel to Soutpansberg | Coaching Day 4 – Game Drive |
| 18 Aug | Monday | South Africa | Soutpansberg to Hoedspruit | Bush Walk |
| 19 Aug | Tuesday | South Africa | Kruger National Park | |
| 20 Aug | Wednesday | South Africa | Kruger National Park | Safari experience |
| 21 Aug | Thursday | South Africa | Dullstroom | Final coaching & reflection |
| 22 Aug | Friday | South Africa | Drive to Johannesburg – Depart from OR Tambo Airport | End of expedition |
**Please note that this itinerary and pricing may be subject to slight changes, and the expedition host will keep you informed of any updates. Terms and conditions apply, based on availability. Some activities may be weather-dependent, and while we will do our best to include them all in the itinerary, flexibility may be required. In certain areas, Wi-Fi signal may be minimal or unavailable (offering a great opportunity for a digital detox). Regarding conservation work, the safety of the animals is always our top priority, and we will do our best to participate where and when possible, guided by expert conservationists to ensure we are contributing in the most responsible and meaningful way.
DAY ONE & TWO: Arrival in Johannesburg
Arrive at OR Tambo Airport (before 10am) – We recommend arriving on 8th August 2025. Enjoy a scenic 1–2 hour drive to Dinokeng Game Reserve for an afternoon Game drive. On day two we will do some cheetah conservation work with the Dinokeng conservation group.
Accommodation: Greenfinch Lodge/House
Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner (S/C)
DAYS THREE & FOUR: Dinokeng Game Reserve to Waterberg – Kaingo Bergsig Lodge
Today we travel around 4.5–5 hours to the heart of the Waterberg Biosphere Reserve, where we settle into the beautiful Kaingo Game Reserve. At Bergsig Lodge, perched on a ridge overlooking the endless bushveld, you’ll get a behind-the-scenes look at some of the most impactful conservation work in South Africa. This includes time with the dedicated team from Kaingo Foundation, where we’ll learn about rhino monitoring, wild dog conservation, and about the area.
We’ll also spend time with the Endangered Wildlife Trust (EWT) team at their wild dog boma to understand their vital role in protecting one of Africa’s most endangered carnivores. Kaingo’s diverse landscapes and rich biodiversity make it an ideal place for both wildlife observation and reflection.
Accommodation: Bergsig Lodge, Kaingo Game Reserve
Meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner (Fully catered)
DAYS FIVE TO EIGHT: Kaingo (Waterberg) to Tuli Block (Botswana)
We’ll embark on a 5–6 hour journey, including a border crossing at Platjan into the wild expanse of Botswana’s Tuli Block, where we spend four unforgettable nights at Tswehe Lone Tree Camp. Staying in dome tents with bucket showers, we’ll experience off-grid living surrounded by rocky outcrops, baobab trees, and ancient landscapes teeming with wildlife. No wi-fi.
Our time in Tuli includes walking safaris, game drives, and visits to local communities or schools, all guided by passionate conservationists. This is a raw, real, and rewarding part of the journey—a true immersion in nature.
Accommodation: Tswehe Lone Tree Camp
Meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner (camp-style)
Coaching at Lone Tree Wilderness Camp (By Kamilla Norrman) – this is optional. If you feel like just chilling or spending time in the Hide – that’s also OK.
Overview: Whilst nestled in the serene and inspiring Lone Tree Wilderness Camp, the four-day coaching program is designed to harness the transformative power of nature and guide you through a journey of deep personal reflection and growth. Wildlife observation through safari drives and bush hikes, school visits, and evening campfire gatherings all interlink, creating the ideal setting for introspection and empowerment. The program aims to help participants emerge with a renewed belief in themselves, a greater understanding of their inner desires, a deeper connection to nature and others, and a confident outlook on the boundless opportunities ahead.
Day 6: Awakening Awareness & Intention Setting
You will begin the journey with a morning safari ride, allowing the wild beauty of the landscape to awaken the senses. The day’s coaching will focus on setting intentions with a workshop entitled “Connecting with Your Inner Self.” Participants will explore their core values and aspirations, setting the tone for the transformative experience ahead. The evening will close with a campfire circle, sharing initial thoughts and setting personal goals.
Day 7: Mindfulness & Presence in Nature
After a guided bush hike, participants will delve into mindfulness practices. This session, “Living in the Moment,” will teach you techniques for staying present and cultivating awareness. The practice will be reinforced by observing wildlife and reflecting on the interconnectedness of all life. The day will end with a fireside meditation and reflection, fostering inner peace and clarity.
Day 8: Overcoming Limiting Beliefs & Embracing Empowerment
A day of exploration will be complemented by the workshop “Breaking Barriers.” This session will focus on identifying and overcoming limiting beliefs, encouraging participants to rewrite their narratives. Guided by the expansive wilderness, participants will learn to see beyond perceived limitations. An evening storytelling session around the campfire will allow for the sharing of breakthroughs and newfound insights.
DAY NINE : Tuli Block to Soutpansberg
Today we leave the wild beauty of Botswana’s Tuli Block and cross back into South Africa, heading for the tranquil sanctuary of Leshiba in the Soutpansberg Mountains. Nestled in an ancient landscape, this hidden gem offers a mountain peaceful retreat. We’ll enjoy a guided bush walks, exceptional birding, and moments of quiet reflection, all framed by breath taking mountain views. It’s a perfect pause—time to reconnect with nature and ourselves in this serene and soulful setting.
Coaching at KNP
Day 10: Vision Crafting & Future Planning
The final day of coaching will be dedicated to envisioning the future. After a morning safari, participants will be encouraged to dream big and consider the infinite possibilities that lie ahead. The coaching session, “Designing Your Path” will help crystallize these visions into actionable plans. The program will culminate in a celebratory campfire gathering, where you will share your visions and commitments, solidifying the internal shifts experienced.
Accommodation: Leshiba Venda Lodge
Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner (F/B)
DAY TEN: Soutpansberg to Hoedspruit
Today we depart the Soutpansberg Mountains and make our way to the bushveld haven of Hoedspruit, where we will spend the night at Bush River Lodge. This beautiful lodge, set along the Olifants River, offers a serene overnight stay surrounded by nature. It’s an ideal midway stop before heading to Kruger National Park.
Accommodation: Bush River Lodge Meals: Breakfast, lunch (Road) and dinner
DAY ELEVEN & TWELVE: Hoedspruit to Kruger National Park
We journey into the heart of South Africa’s wilderness—Kruger National Park. Our final two days will be spent at the luxurious Tshokwane River Camp, a secluded haven that blends adventure with elegance. Here, we’ll soak in the sights and sounds of the wild through immersive bush walks and thrilling game drives, exploring one of Africa’s richest ecosystems. Set against a stunning natural backdrop, the camp offers a refined retreat where gourmet meals, fine wines, and warm hospitality create the perfect ending to our unforgettable journey.
Accommodation: Tshokwane River Camp
Meal Plan: Breakfast, lunch & dinner (full board)
DAY THIRTEEN: Dullstroom
Today we depart from the Kruger National Park, on a 3-hour drive to Dullstroom. Here we will spend our last night together at the quaint Dullstroom Country Cottages, which lie amongst rolling hills and sprawling oak trees. You’ll also have your final coaching session with Kamilla Norrman.
Accommodation: Dullstroom Country Cottages
Meal Plan: Breakfast, lunch and dinner (S/C)
DAY FOURTEEN: Johannesburg
Our final drive is to Johannesburg, to drop you off at OR Tambo International Airport for the flight home. Your unforgettable African adventure, filled with diverse landscapes, unique accommodations, and immersive wildlife experiences will have come to an end. We hope you head home with a mind fill of memories and a happy heart.
Meals: Breakfast
Please note that this itinerary and pricing may be subject to slight changes, and the expedition host will keep you informed of any updates. Terms and conditions apply, based on availability. Some activities may be weather-dependent, and while we will do our best to include them all in the itinerary, flexibility may be required. In certain areas, Wi-Fi signal may be minimal or unavailable (offering a great opportunity for a digital detox). Regarding conservation work, the safety of the animals is always our top priority, and we will do our best to participate where and when possible, guided by expert conservationists to ensure we are contributing in the most responsible and meaningful way.
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