There is plenty of adventure, fun and ‘game’ to be had when you go on a private tour of Kruger National Park which is the largest game reserve in all of South Africa. It is so big, this park is larger than the country of Israel.
The park is so big, it is split into four regions to life easier when selecting the type of experience you want when visiting here:
Kruger Park Central Region: 30% of the park is in this region and it is where you will find half of the lion population, leopard, cheetah and hyena. You can also see antelope, buffalo and giraffe munching off the trees. This area is popular with tourists for camping.
Kruger’s Far North Region: The ecozones are different in this region. A few of the type of animals to be seen are rare bird species, the knocking sand frog, bats, nocturnal bush pig and Sharpe’s grysbok which is extremely rare. Also there are very interesting sandstone formations caused by river flood plains.
The Kruger National Park covers 19 500 km2 and is the second largest game reserve in Africa and the largest in South Africa. Welcome to the Big 5 on our classic Game Drive
For the adventurous traveller, we have created a 4-day Kruger camping safari where you can enjoy some of South Africa’s finest wildlife spots at a great price.
A unique Safari experience giving you the excitement and authenticity of staying in a beautiful room and having a guide at all times.
The ideal time to visit Kruger National Park is anytime during the months of May to September when it is the dry season. December- January and July-August are the busiest times with a lot of children on school holidays. The least busiest times are April to mid-June and September to November. Weather wise April to May and September to October are best with mild temperatures and little rain.
The price of safari tours will vary depending on the type of safari tour, the time of the year you want to go and the tour operators. There are so many different tours to take due to the wide variety of regions, animals and activities. Kruger National Park is generally very reasonable even though it is such a popular National Park in South Africa and you will feel you are getting excellent value for the experiences you get in return.
The best advice before travelling to Kruger National Park is for you to do your research thoroughly on the best time to travel and what to expect. Ideally, book the entire trip with a private tour operator that specialises in Kruger National Park. When you are there, be careful on safari and listen to all the advice the rangers give you on what to do and not do. Make sure you have plenty of mosquito spray with you.
May through to September is winter and the dry season. There is hardly any rain and low humidity. Temperatures are averaging around 27 degrees Celsius during the day. It does get a bit cool at night so be sure to pack an extra cardigan or jumper. October to April is summertime and the wet season. It can get uncomfortably hot and humid during these months with temperatures averaging 40 degrees Celsius.
The ideal time to visit Kruger National Park is anytime during the months of May to September when it is the dry season. December- January and July-August are the busiest times with a lot of children on school holidays. The least busiest times are April to mid-June and September to November. Weather wise April to May and September to October are best with mild temperatures and little rain.
The price of safari tours will vary depending on the type of safari tour, the time of the year you want to go and the tour operators. There are so many different tours to take due to the wide variety of regions, animals and activities. Kruger National Park is generally very reasonable even though it is such a popular National Park in South Africa and you will feel you are getting excellent value for the experiences you get in return.
The best advice before travelling to Kruger National Park is for you to do your research thoroughly on the best time to travel and what to expect. Ideally, book the entire trip with a private tour operator that specialises in Kruger National Park. When you are there, be careful on safari and listen to all the advice the rangers give you on what to do and not do. Make sure you have plenty of mosquito spray with you.
May through to September is winter and the dry season. There is hardly any rain and low humidity. Temperatures are averaging around 27 degrees Celsius during the day. It does get a bit cool at night so be sure to pack an extra cardigan or jumper. October to April is summertime and the wet season. It can get uncomfortably hot and humid during these months with temperatures averaging 40 degrees Celsius.
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