About Kruger Nat. Park

Welcome to the internationally renowned Kruger National Park, boasting the most diverse game viewing experience in Africa. Purely in terms of facilities and the range of accommodation offered, no national park anywhere in the world can match what Kruger National Park in South Africa has to offer.

Steeped in legend and history, the iconic Kruger National Park in South Africa is waiting for you to explore its vast landscapes and spectacular African wildlife. Enjoy thrilling game drives and walking safaris – find out what it is like to be close to a pride of Lion, feel the excitement and intensity of a South African safari in Kruger National Park.

Take your next birding holiday in Kruger Park - This collection of over 60 different routes is ideal for self-drive tours, enabling you to seek out your favorite species around the various regions of the Park. The months between October and March is when the bird population swells by approximately 200 migrant species that have flown south from elsewhere in Africa and from Eurasia.

Migrants and nomads normally arrive after the first summer rains when the availability of water ensures that food is plentiful. Most depart by the second week of April.

Saddle-billed Stork.Generally the chances are that the enthusiastic birder has a better chance of rare sighting fulfillment than his counterpart looking for rare mammals. For instance, there are an estimated 80 Saddle-billed Storks in Kruger and approximately 200 cheetah.

One is almost guaranteed a sighting of the Saddle-billed Stork at Kanniedood dam near Shingwedzi Camp. But not even the most bush-savvy ranger can guarantee a cheetah sighting.