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Scheduled Game drives are available daily in 25-seater open game drive vehicles to explore the Pilanesberg National Park spanning over 55 000 hectares of rolling plains.
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Tour Itinerary
| Date |
12 - 16 October 2025 |
| Departure |
05h30/10h00/16h00
Depart from Welcome Centre Bay No. 7 at Sun City Resort |
| Return |
08h30/13h00/19h00
Depart from Welcome Centre Bay No. 7 at Sun City Resort |
| Tour Cost |
ZAR 895.00 |
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Tour Details
We invite you to discover the awe-inspiring beauty and serenity of Pilanesberg National Park. Embark on one of our 3-hour Scheduled Game Drives with a registered field guide who will convey extensive knowledge of the park and its inhabitants.
These game drives will be conducted in 25-seater open vehicles with other guests. Pilanesberg National Park is Malaria free and accommodates virtually every mammal of Southern Africa including the "Big Five" (namely Lion, Leopard, Rhino, Elephant & Buffalo).
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Passenger Information
| Tour Code |
PIL01 |
| Duration |
3 hours |
| Minimum |
2 Adults |
| Vehicle |
4 x 4 Open Game Drive Vehicle |
| Included |
This service includes a guided tour through the Pilanesberg National Park with a registered field guide.
Duration of the Game Drive: ±3 hours
On the early morning drives tea, coffee and biscuits are provided.
In the late morning and afternoon, snacks and beverages are provided during the comfort break. |
| Excluded |
Excludes day visitors' entrance fees into Sun City and the Valley of the Waves.
NOTE: Park/Levy Fee is not included in your activity price/booking. |
| Activity Level |
Medium |
| Comments |
Weather: No weather restrictions. Activity will always go out even if it rains.
What to Wear: Comfortable outdoor clothing. Always bring a jacket/jersey along, and for the cooler winter months (May to August) a beanie/scarf and gloves also recommended.
Things to Bring: We recommend that you bring binoculars and camera.
Scheduled Game drives are available daily in 25-seater open game drive vehicles to explore the Pilanesberg National Park spanning over 55 000 hectares of rolling plains.
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