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Kruger National Park Safaris
Kruger National Park is South Africa’s flagship conservation area and game reserve. Making a Kruger Park Safari the ultimate wildlife experience. Boasting close to 2 million hectares of wilderness, it is roughly the size of Wales!! It can be found in the North-Eastern corner of South Africa, stretching 360 km’s top to bottom and averaging 65 km’s wide. It is home to Africa’s Big 5, but that really is just the tip of the iceberg! On top of the 147 mammal species that can be found throughout the reserve. It also has a remarkable 507 bird, 114 reptile, 49 fish, 34 amphibian, 227 butterfly and 336 tree species.
There are many accommodation options on offer, ranging from basic huts and en-suite bungalows, to private bush camps and 5-star concessions. Along with hundreds of tar and dirt roads to explore, makes Kruger Park one of the very best Safari destinations in the whole of Africa!!
Best Time To Visit
May to September (Dry season)
Best Weather
Apr-May and Sep-Oct (Mild and little rain)
Animals
Big 5
Park Size
19,485km² / 7,523mi²
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Kruger Wildlife
Kruger National Park offers exceptional wildlife viewing, featuring all the major safari animals, including the Big Five. The park boasts a healthy population of big cats, with lions being particularly common. Elephants and buffalo are widespread, while white rhinos, though still numerous, face threats from poaching. Additionally, Kruger NP is home to a diverse range of antelope, such as the greater kudu and the abundant impala.
Scenery
Kruger’s primary habitat is woodland savannah, featuring relatively dense vegetation, especially during the Wet season. The gently rolling landscape reaches its highest point at Khandzalive (839m) in the southwest. A scenic highlight is Olifants Camp, perched high on a bluff with stunning views of the Olifants River. Notable trees include the baobab in the tropical north and the striking yellow fever tree near water sources.
Best Time To Visit
The Dry season (May to September) is often considered the best time to visit Kruger. With clear skies, optimal wildlife viewing, and fewer crowds, it’s an ideal time for exploring the park, especially in the busy southern regions. However, if birdwatching is your passion, plan your trip during the Wet season (October to April) when numerous migratory birds arrive, creating a birdwatcher’s paradise.
Weather & Climate
Kruger experiences a hot, tropical summer from October to April, which is when the park receives most of its annual rainfall and frequent afternoon storms. The milder winter, from May to September, offers a more comfortable climate for visitors, though nights can be quite chilly.
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