Kruger Park
The Kruger National Park is one of South Africa's 'must see' destinations with the finest game-viewing in the country.
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The Kruger National Park is one of South Africa's 'must see' destinations with the finest game-viewing in the country.
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The Greater Kruger is the safari destination for many of our guests. The Kruger National Park itself is vast and encompasses many diverse biospheres. This ensures a diversity of wildlife on offer. But the Kruger also offers an unsurpassed concentration of wildlife.Β Alongside the national park lie a collection ofΒ renowned private game reserves, includingΒ Sabi Sands,Β Timbavati,Β ThornybushΒ andΒ Kapama.

We recommend spending at least three to fourΒ nights on your Kruger Park safari,Β andΒ ideally longer.Β Many guests choose to combineΒ two different safari areas,Β for example Sabi Sands withΒ Timbavati, or a private reserve with one of Krugerβs internal concessions, to experience contrasting landscapes and wildlife patterns.Β
ForΒ thoseΒ wanting even greater contrast,Β you can enjoy a Kruger safari and then head to a completely different safari destination such asΒ MadikweΒ Game Reserve, northern KwaZulu Natal or the Waterberg. The Kruger also contrasts very well with the Okavango Delta of Botswana or the Mana Pools of Zimbabwe.Β
How do I choose between Kruger Park and a private reserve?Β
Private reserves offer guided safaris and fewer vehicles, while Kruger Park allows for self-drive exploration. Many travellers combine both for variety.Β
Is Kruger suitable for honeymooners or special occasions?Β
Yes β private reserves and concessions offer secluded lodges, exceptionalΒ guidingΒ and romantic touches well-suited to celebrations.Β
Can I combine Kruger with other regions easily?Β
Very easily. Kruger works well with Cape Town, the Garden Route, Blyde River Canyon, or other safari regions in southern Africa.Β