Kruger (Mpumalanga) should definitely be on everyone’s must see list. It’s not only about the Big Five, but thousands of other animals such as the giraffe – surely the most elegant of all the bush animals. You’ll encounter elephants galore and herds of buffalo. There are so many different kinds of antelope your head will spin, fat crocodiles sunning themselves on sandbanks, hyenas mooching along, and, if you’re very lucky, a pack of wild dogs on the prowl.
The Kruger National Park is huge with some 2 million hectares of outstanding game viewing country. It shares unfenced borders to the west with a number of exclusive private game reserves, including Sabi Sands, Mala Mala and Timbavati where a superb range of lodges provide some of the best wildlife safari holidays on earth.
As this region has one of the highest densities of wildlife in Africa, each 4×4 game drive is journey of discovery and the expert guides will teach you about the flora and fauna as well as basic tracking skills.
The Kruger combines well with a stay in Cape Town or even a beach holiday in Mozambique, so contact us and we will be pleased to organise the ultimate city and safari adventure for you.
Encompassing the Kruger NP as well as some private reserves sharing unfenced boundaries The game is relatively habituated allowing for up close encounters and exciting game viewing.
A Kruger walking safari is an exhilarating experience in this prime big five game viewing area. Leisurely paced guided walks allow you to time to take in the unspoilt landscapes and connect with nature.
Prestigious exclusive lodges set within the private game reserves of the Kruger offer world class service, expert guiding and an outstanding game viewing experience. Singita Boulder’s Lodge is one such example
The best night game drives are conducted on the Private game reserves, such as Sabi Sands, where expert guides will seek out the nocturnal species like civet, genet, porcupine and the big cats out on a hunt.
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South Africa is famed for its barbecues or “braais” and convivial evenings can be spent eating delicious food around the fire in an open air boma.
A Self-Drive in Kruger is a wonderful experience giving you the freedom to plan for your own interests and move at your own pace. There is nothing like the thrill of driving along a road by yourself and coming across a herd of elephants or a pride of lions and having this all to yourself is hard to beat. Visitors can stay at one of the many National Park Rest Camps that can be found throughout the park that covers 8,000 sq miles and boasts an exceptionally rich mix of wildlife and habitats.
Chapungu Luxury Tented Camp is located within the private Thornybush Game Reserve, adjacent to the Kruger National Park. Overlooking dense bush, this charming camp ...
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