Kruger National Park is home to a range of premium safari lodges and camps that promise unrivalled gameviewing experiences.
World-famous Kruger National Park is one of Africa’s largest and most renowned game reserves, spanning some 4.8 million acres and sheltering more species of large mammals than any other sanctuary on the African continent.
No trip to South Africa is complete without a safari to uncover the wildlife of this extraordinarily diverse ecosystem. Whilst the park itself is amazing, the most exclusive gameviewing opportunities can be found in private game reserves adjacent to Kruger.
The private reserves we offer such as the leopard-rich Sabi Sands share unfenced boundaries with Kruger, allowing game to move across the landscape freely. Lodges on these reserves often have sole access to various sectors or share traversing rights with just one or two other properties, ensuring there is never a “queue to view”.
Another key feature of private reserves is that they often allow guests to participate in activities not permitted within national parks such as guided walks, off-road driving and night-time game drives – all things well worth doing whilst on safari. The lodges we feature in this region have been chosen for their high standards of accommodation, fantastic locations and their exceptional standards of guiding. Many also have private airstrips, so you can spend less time travelling and more hours in the wilderness.
Highlights
- One of Africa’s most famous game reserves
- Home to countless species including all of the ‘Big 5’, wild dog and cheetah
- Bordered by a number of outstanding private reserves
- Which offer exclusive gameviewing
- With options such as guided walks, off-road driving and night safaris
When to go
From late autumn to early spring (May-Sep), dry conditions thin out vegetation and shrink water sources, making gameviewing easy as animals congregate in places where food and water remain available. Whilst there may be rain from Oct-Apr, the landscape is at its lushest, birdlife is richest and there are plenty of baby animals to be seen during these months.
Getting there
Accommodation in the Kruger National Park.
World-famous Kruger National Park is home to a mind-boggling array of game but where should you stay? We’ve featured here a range of premium safari lodges and camps selected not only for exclusivity of gameviewing experience but for their unrivalled standards of guiding.
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