Kruger National Park

The best! We saw all the animals in one day! It was so cool!

We had great sightings.... we were fortunate to be on a game viewing vehicle...the long day in the January sun was worthy it...the Park was green and the animals came to show off...

Come early, be vigilant and be patient. The animals have a mind of their own, you'll spend atleast 3-4 hours there.

Third time visiting but first time actually seeing elephants and hyenas. Our guide was unbelievable at spotting small creatures like birds, tortoises and lizards. Make sure to bring cash in case the card machines are down.

Here we will try to collect all our experience of staying in Kruger Park over the past few years and answer some questions.There are places on Earth worth visiting if you have the opportunity. Kruger Park is definitely one of those places. We had the experience of visiting the park both with a stop in it and with stops outside the park.What is the best way to get to Kruger Park?To move around the park you will need a car. Rent a car in Johannesburg, where you are most likely to arrive, and on your own in about 5-6 hours with stops you will arrive at Kruger Park.What is the best gate to enter the park?According to our experience, it is best to choose Paul Kruger Gate. The next possible stop from this gate is Skukuza Camp, where you can relax and spend the night. There is a shop, restaurant and good internet.What part of the park is the most interesting to visit?We explored the park to Shingwedzi Camp. From our point of view, everything south of Olifants Camp is more suitable for independent travel. An extensive network of roads allows you to penetrate into all corners of the park, and the probability of seeing animals and rare animals here is quite high. Also in this part of the park almost all camps have internet. In camps to the north there may be problems with internet, for example in Shingwedzi it is practically not at all.What camp to go?We can recommend the two camps, that we have liked the most over the years. It is Olifants Camp and Lower Sabie. In Olifants Camp you will find not only animals around the park (mostly elephants), but also the amazing view of the Olifants River- it is the best view you will see in Kruger. We strongly recommend renting a bungalow on the perimeter with a view of the river. This is a bungalow with numbers 1-7, 15 and 16 or, a little more expensive, 11-12 and 13. Low Sabie is almost always full around New Year, so we recommend going there 2 weeks before or after New Year. You rent a bungalow on the perimeter. Stunning views of the river with the opportunity to watch buffaloes or hippos right from your house. All bungalows around the perimeter from the 3 to the 22nd number are recommended for rent. Separately, I want to note, that it is in this park, that you are likely to see the largest number of animals. We saw here during the three days of our stay three times Lions in three different locations. And many other animals in the immediate vicinity of this camp.

My favourite place in the world.

I really enjoy this place

Amazing for a break away and for the experience of Nature itself

The wildlife is amazing. The staff are great. The issue in the park is speeding.. So many cars speed including the KNP bakkies.

The first time i went on a safari sightseeing here, and it was very nice, so many animals and a beautiful sunset, how wonderful. I saw hyenas live for the first time, which was a fascinating experience for me. Kruger is a very beautiful national park rich in plant and animal diversity. :))