Kruger Park South Africa

Kruger Park Safari - South Africa

In Kruger National Park nearly 2 million hectares of unrivalled diversity wildlife, forna and fauna fuses with historical and archaeological sights - this is real Africa.

There are three main ways to go on safari in Kruger:-

Self-drive Kruger Safaris are only available in the government run section of Kruger National Park (part of South Africa National Parks or SANParks) and not the private greater Kruger reserves. You must stay on the marked roads.

We can arrange reliable vehicle hire for you either from the airport or at Kruger where you can collect and return the vehicle.

For a Guided Kruger Safari, head to the privately run reserves, concessions and lodges. At these lodges expert rangers and trackers will share their knowledge of the South African wildlife and bush with you either on open safari vehicles or on foot if you would like to take a bush walk. There are also lodges which specialise in walking safaris in the bush.

For the more adventurous you can drive to the private reserves, or more conveniently and comfortably if you want to make the most of your time in South Africa you can fly directly to many lodges via charter plane from Johannesburg or fly to the nearest airport and be collected by the lodge.

Your Kruger Safari accommodation and the rangers who will look after you while you are on safari are very important to the success of your trip. We have visited all the lodges we recommend and we try to match peoples requirements and budget to the Kruger lodges available, from Kruger camp sites to 5 star luxury lodges there is a style for everyone.

If this is your first visit to the African Bush and want to get the most out of your safari then the most important factor to the success of your safari may well be your safari guide, and there is no-one better qualified for this than an experienced and well trained wildlife ranger. At the private Kruger Safari Lodges it is the experienced rangers who will guide you through the African bush and act as your safari guide. These rangers are not only responsible for sharing their beutiful bushland with you but in the everyday management, protection and care of the wildlife in their section of the Greater Kruger National Park and so they all have a unique insight, knowledge and love of the Kurger park to share with their safari guests.

Maps of Kruger National Park &

Greater Kruger National Park

Government run Kruger National Park (part of SANParks)