Kruger National Park 2025 & 2026 

Kruger National Park is one of the oldest, largest and most diverse parks in Africa and often described as the 'epitome' of the safari experience. Spanning a mind boggling 20,000 square kilometres across north-eastern South Africa, Kruger is not just a national park, its a sanctuary. It was established in 1898 as one of the first wildlife reserves in Africa but has since evolved into a world famous conservation area and a bucket list destination for most people. 

 

The landscapes in Kruger are as varied as they are breath-taking, imagine rolling savannahs, dense woodlands, rocky outcrops and meandering rivers that sustain a vast array of flora and fauna. It is also home to different species, including Africa's Big Five - lion, leopard, black rhino, elephant and Cape buffalo - as well as 147 species of mammal, 507 species of birds, and 336 species of tree across 16 different distinct habitats. 

 

With a range of rustic campsites to luxury lodges and private safari reserves, you will be spoilt for choice when deciding where to stay at Kruger National Park. Each accommodation caters to every type of traveller and budget. Why not spend the night under a canopy of stars, with the sounds of the African Bush singing you to sleep, or retreat to a lavish safari lodge where luxury awaits you after a day full of adventure.