4-Day Kruger National Park Train on the Bridge Safari

The Kruger National Park Train on the Bridge Safari is unlike any traditional lodge stay because guests sleep aboard a luxurious, refurbished train permanently stationed on the historic Selati Bridge above the Sabie River. This elevated position gives you uninterrupted views of wildlife right beneath and around the bridge. The blend of contemporary luxury, dramatic scenery, and the novelty of train-style living makes the Kruger National Park Train on the Bridge Safari one of the most extraordinary safari experiences in Africa.

During the Kruger National Park Train on the Bridge Safari, guests can enjoy guided morning and evening game drives led by expert rangers who help track the Big Five and other iconic wildlife. In addition to game drives, guests can relax in the pool overlooking the river, indulge in fine dining, enjoy stargazing from the bridge, and explore Skukuza Rest Camp’s offerings. The unique vantage point of the train also allows guests to spot animals directly from their suite or deck.

Yes, the Kruger National Park Train on the Bridge Safari is ideal for romantic getaways, anniversaries, and honeymoons. The suites boast floor-to-ceiling glass walls, offering breathtaking views of the Sabie River and wildlife. Couples often choose the Kruger National Park Train on the Bridge Safari for its privacy, tranquil atmosphere, candlelit dinners, and the dreamy experience of sleeping on a train suspended above the river.

A stay at the Kruger National Park Train on the Bridge Safari typically includes luxury suite accommodation, all meals, teas and coffees, twice-daily game drives, and access to the pool deck built along the bridge. Many packages also include airport transfers and selected beverages. Guests choosing the Kruger National Park Train on the Bridge Safari can expect an all-inclusive, premium safari experience with exceptional hospitality.

The Kruger National Park Train on the Bridge Safari is located at Skukuza Rest Camp, right on the historic Selati Bridge above the Sabie River. Guests can reach the property by flying into Skukuza Airport, which is only a short transfer away, or by driving through one of Kruger National Park’s main gates. Whether arriving by air or road, the Kruger National Park Train on the Bridge Safari is easily accessible for both local and international travelers.

Guests on the Kruger National Park Train on the Bridge Safari have excellent chances of spotting the Big Five—lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo, and rhino—during guided game drives. The Sabie River area is especially rich in wildlife, so visitors often see hippos, crocodiles, antelopes, giraffes, and a variety of bird species right from the bridge. The Kruger National Park Train on the Bridge Safari offers one of the best locations for both game viewing and tranquil river-side sightings.