Kruger National Park

An Unmatched African Safari Destination

Kruger National Park

Kruger National Park is South Africa’s premier national park and is widely regarded as the ultimate safari destination. As the largest game reserve in South Africa, it spans nearly 2 million hectares—an area larger than Israel—stretching 352 kilometers from north to south along the Mozambique border. Kruger offers an unparalleled wildlife experience, ranking among the best in Africa. Safaris in the Greater Kruger Park provides a diverse selection of luxury game lodges, exciting activities, and expertly guided tours, ensuring your adventure in this iconic wilderness is truly unforgettable.

Why we love Kruger National Park

Diverse Wildlife and Unforgettable Safaris in Kruger National Park
The Kruger National Park is home to the legendary Big 5, consisting of the lion, leopard, rhino, elephant, and African buffalo. However, there are many other fascinating wildlife species.

Unique Safari Experiences Tailored to Your Interests
From exciting morning game drives to thrilling night safaris and guided bush walks, we can design your Kruger safari to match your interest. Whether it’s bird-watching, photography, or tracking the Big 5, your Kruger safari experience will be as unique as you are.

Luxury Lodges in the Heart of Kruger
Experience the African wilderness from the comfort of Kruger’s luxury lodges.

The Best Time to Visit the Kruger National Park
While the Kruger National Park offers excellent wildlife viewing throughout the year, the dry winter months (May to September) are considered the best time for game viewing.

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Best time to visit Kruger National Park

The best time to visit Kruger National Park depends largely on what you want to experience, particularly if your focus is on game viewing. We recommend avoiding travel between December and April when the park experiences its rainy season, making it hot and humid, and the bush dense. During this time, wildlife can be harder to spot, and some roads may become challenging to navigate. The shoulder seasons, particularly from May to June, offer better affordability, though game viewing can still be affected by lingering vegetation. For the best wildlife experiences, the dry winter months from June to September are ideal. During this peak season, the sparse bush and limited water sources make it easier to spot animals congregating around waterholes, though accommodations and tours may be more expensive.

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