Kruger National Park

A safari experience that's accessible to all types of travelers

The beauty of South Africa’s flagship park is that it’s accessible to almost anyone – whether you’re travelling alone, in a large group, a 4x4 or in a small sedan. The extensive road network is very well maintained.
It’s a park that has so much to offer – from walking trails in very remote wilderness areas to mountain biking trails, 4x4 trails, camp sites, luxury accommodation and regular cottages. Of course, this park boasts the Big Five, but you really will experience so much more of the bush if you take time to go on a guided walk (ask at your camp’s office about guided walks and night drives) and stop to notice the small things: the insects, grasses and bird calls.
The park is one of the most popular tourist destinations in South Africa, and it can get particularly busy during the South African school holidays. That said, it’s usually the roads close to the camps that are busy, and the further afield you drive – and the further north you travel – the quieter the roads become.

It's South Africa's most famous national park for very good reasons. It's huge so you can spend weeks exploring it. So many animals and birds to be seen. The rest camps are very well established, well run and well supplied.

these wonderful animals and unspoilt landscape with the many "wild" impressed us greatly. We saw many species of birds, but unfortunately are not connoisseurs of the bird world.

wonderful wildlife! Perfect service!

Kruger National Park is where you want to be if you're hoping to see the "Big 5" in South Africa.

Of course one of our favorites. The south gives you much opportunity to see the big five. There are many roads were you won't see many other cars. There are varying landscapes and especially the Luvuvhu river we would recommend.

Kruger is top class but gets a lot of people visiting. The facilities are excellent (almost too good).

Huge variety of birds and animals, stunning scenery, fairly high level of hospitality.

I will just explain why I only gave a "good" to bush vibe: too many people in the park who behave like idiots: fast driving, loud music, no respect for animals. It is still a great place and we particularly enjoyed a night at Sable hide which I would recommend to anyone who wants to know what bush experience means.

Kruger offers excellent facilities and owing to the variety of the various biomes is a must see and do. Take the night game drives and organize a bush braai - somewhere in the bush with no fences and a great chef to prepare your food while you enjoy drinks next to the fire - great experience.