Hazyview Kruger Countryside

An early morning journey through history, heritage, wildlife traditions and the living relationship between the local people and conservation.

Begin your journey in the early hours of the morning, when the African Bush is waking up and the landscape is at its most peaceful. On an open safari vehicle, travel through selected areas of the Kruger National Park with the focus firmly placed on history, heritage, indigenous knowledge and conservation. Along the drive we discover the stories connected to the land, its people and its wildlife. Learn how generations of local communities have understood and lived alongside wildlife, and how animals have traditionally been connected to identity, spirituality, storytelling, food, medicine, ceremonies and cultural beliefs.

12:30 pm — Lunch time.

After the morning journey through the Kruger, leave the park behind and travel to the nearby village for the traditional lunch. This is more than simply having lunch and enjoying locally inspired cuisine prepared with traditional ingredients.

After lunch, the journey continues deeper into the community. Meet the locals and discover how village life is connected to the natural environment surrounding them. Where appropriate, guests may have the opportunity to interact with community members. Experience traditional activities and learn how tourism can contribute to the preservation of culture while creating opportunities for local people.