WHAT AWAITS YOU IN THE KRUGER?

Kruger National Park was proclaimed in 1903. This allowed the park’s wildlife to not only breed, away from hunting, but also ensured the animals associate no fear with safari vehicles. This means unbelievable game viewing!

The Kruger is the largest reserve in South Africa and forms part of the Greater Limpopo Transfrontier Park, which stretches over 35 000 square kilometres and encompasses three countries – South Africa, Zimbabwe and Mozambique.

Visiting the Kruger means mornings and afternoons tracking Africa’s iconic wildlife and starlit nights around the fire listening to the sounds of the bush. Meet locals who have devoted their lives to the conservation of these wilderness spaces and are custodians of the incredible wildlife.

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FACTS

Mpumalanga Province of South Africa.
The capital city Mbombela.

Skukuza Airport [Kruger]
Kruger Mpumalanga International Airport [Nelspruit]
Eastgate Airport [Hoedspruit]

The reserve can be divided into high-lying rocky areas and ridges, and low-lying grassy plains. At approximately 2 million hectares it is home to over 130 mammals, including Africa’s iconic Big 5, and over 500 species of birds.

The Kruger experiences a temperate climate with a dry and wet season. The dry season runs from May to September [low season] and the wet season from October to April [high season]. The summer averages 30C [86F] while winter temperatures average 25C [77F].

English, Swati and Afrikaans

Rand [ZAR]
US Dollars are not accepted.
Foreign exchange services are available in big cities and airports.

Spotting Africa’s Big 5
Wilderness walking trails
Self drive safaris