Hi, Last year around this time I booked at Bush Baby Glen lodge at Sabie. It's about 11 KM from Hazyview. I close to the Elephant Sanctuary and I could drive to other nearest places from the, including Panorama. I hope they answer the rest of your questions: Address: R536 Rd to Sabie Phone: 082 577 2130

I would view the Three Rondavels and Blyde River Canyon (1 hr), then go to Berlin falls (5-10 min), Wonder view (5 min), Pinnacle Rock (30-60 min) and lastly, Lisbon falls (5-10 min). God's Window is beautiful (same view as Wonder view, but the experience and what you see before the view is amazing)... It does take more time (more than 2 h)... Bourke's Luck Potholes also takes more than 2 h, so if you have time do God's Window or Bourke's Luck Potholes... If I had to choose I would do the latter and see God's Window when I visit again...

Rakesh62, I would not advise you to do the Panorama route on the day you arrive it is going to be winter which means it is getting dark earlier. It is at least a four hour trip which is going to leave you with very little time. Rather do that trip when you exit the Kruger. Try to onernight in Hazyview. Hazyview is close to two gates, Phabeni and and Paul Kruger, but Sabie and Graskop are further away.

Hi Hazyview has a lot of choices depending on your budget. Please check online for something that suit your taste. Best, Munya

Hi Josh, Would recommend a night in Graskop. The scenic route Graskop to Bourke's Luck is worthwhile and a fine example of the South African escarpment. Probably need to check at Klaserie whether best to head for Graskop and then go north, or whether can come down via Borke's Luck to Graskop. The drive to Joburg the following day is an easy one and interesting until you come back up to the Highveld which is pretty flat terrain. Regards Ian

Some good points from the previous responses. Graskop is a good base for your tour of the Panorama Route. Try not to cram all your visits into 1 day, spread them out and visit at leisure. You are on holiday, so enjoy. Set aside 1 day at least for KNP. Arrive there early, and plan your trip inside to meet with the exit times. Purchase a map at the entrance, which will indicate distances, and you can calculate your travelling time. Self drive (if you can) will be the ideal choice. However, be careful of potholes along the route. My last trip there was quite tense, trying to avoid potholes on the roads.

Hallo, unseren Ausflug haben wir von Hazyview aus unternommen, wo wir zwei Nächte gewohnt haben. Bis Hazyview fährt man 4-5 stunden vom Airport Johannesburg.

Dear Lisa, From our hotel in Joburg to Krugerpark (depends on where your hotel/house is) is between 4,50 till 6 hours. We slept in Marloth Park and we hired a great villa for less money in this park. From the house we could see the Crocodile River and walking to that: 100 meters. To the gate of Kruger Park about 20 minutes. The house is off Duth owners and we booked it on the site of Micazu. The name Villa Khamkirri. We also booked theit a private gamedrive for us. We were with four adults. The house is for 8 adults. After then we slept Blyde River Wildernis Lodge - Hoedspruit. A beautiful stay. Before starting the Panaroma Route we slept in Graskop. If you have more questions: let me know. It depends on what you like. Much pleasure. Me and my brother in law arranged the whole trip ourselves. Three weeks and a half.