5 reasons why you should go on a Kruger safari

Did you know that the Kruger National Park in South Africa is home to over 12000 elephants, 27000 African buffalo, 1000 leopards and many other wildlife?

Visiting the Kruger National Park provides you with an authentic African safari experience. Explore the bush plains, searching for wildlife or just enjoy the beautiful scenery. Here are 5 reasons why you should go on a Kruger safari.

The Big Five

One of the main reasons why travellers flock to the Kruger National Park is to see the Big Five. Apart from the Big Five, Kruger is also home to giraffe, crocodile, antelope, hyena, wild dogs and an estimated 400 bird species.

Avoid the crowds

Want to get away from the hustle and bustle of city life? The Kruger National Park stretches for 352 km from north to south and covers almost two million hectares. You’ll be surprised how often you’ll find yourself all alone in the bush.

More than just wildlife

Want a break from the wildlife? You can also play a round at the World Class Leopard Creek Golf Course right next to the Kruger National Park or try your hand at mountain biking.

Fun for everyone

Kruger safaris are suitable for everyone. It’s ideal for couples, adventure seekers, honeymooners and also family travel. There are many child friendly lodges who welcome children and want them to experience the great joy of an African safari.

Grab a bite

Many rest camps within the Kruger National Park have restaurants and shops, and take-aways are available from camps and tea rooms. If it doesn’t fit your budget, there are also supermarkets in Nelspruit, White River, Phalaborwa and Hazyview.