Airport Drop off Adventure

Price from $280.00 (R4 828.66) per person

Overview of Airport Drop off Adventure

Why spend hours waiting at the airport after your hunting vacation when you can enjoy a final, unforgettable experience?

Treat yourself to a peaceful visit to the Big 5 Pilansberg Nature Reserve on the way to O.R Tambo Airport before your flight. This is an ideal way to unwind and soak in the last moments of Africa’s beauty.

Time Well Spent: Avoid long hours at the airport by turning your waiting time into a refreshing escape in nature. This short trip allows you to make the most of your time without the rush.

Seamless Drop-off: After your visit to the nature reserve, you’ll be conveniently dropped off at the airport, arriving refreshed and ready for your flight.

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Airport Drop off Adventure Itinerary

Our driver guide will pick you up and drop you off at your accommodation.
The area we cover is the Limpopo province (Steenbokpan, Lephalale, Thabazimbi, Lichtenburg).
Pick-up time will be shared before your booking date.
What You’ll Enjoy Take one last opportunity to spot local wildlife in a serene, natural setting. Whether it’s birdwatching, a casual game drive where you can spot the Big 5, it’s a perfect way to relax before your journey home.

Rates & Information for Airport Drop off Adventure

Pricing:

$280.00 (R4 828.66) per person

Minimum Number of People:

Age Recommendation:

9 and up

Duration:

Half day

Difficulty:

Easy

Dress Code:

Wear layered clothes as the mornings can be chilly but through the day it can become nice and warm. Wear comfortable shoes. Bring along sunscreen and a hat. Wear long pants.

What's Included in the Airport Drop off Adventure

INCLUDED

Transfer & Guide to Bug 5 Photo Safari
Drop off at OR Tambo Airport
Food & non-alcoholic drinks

NOT INCLUDED

Flights and airport taxes
Items of a personal nature
Tips for guides
Optional but highly recommended travel and medical insurance.

Conservation Efforts for the Airport Drop off Adventure

When you visit a nature reserve in South Africa, you directly contribute to conservation efforts by supporting the reserve’s maintenance and wildlife protection programs. Your visit helps fund habitat preservation, anti-poaching initiatives, and the care of endangered species. Additionally, you provide economic support to local communities through job creation, including rangers, guides, and staff, ensuring the sustainable protection of the natural environment.