In the heart-stirring expanses of South Africa’s wilderness lies an unparalleled haven for wildlife enthusiasts: the Kruger National Park. Covering nine biomes, it offers a great diversity of habitats and wildlife. Its wildlife is simply unrivalled: 147 mammal species, 114 reptile species, 51 species of snake, 49 fish species and no fewer than 508 bird species.
Many visitors to the Kruger describe their wildlife encounters as profound experiences. Firstly, there’s the huge thrill of being close to wild animals, especially predators. Animals like lions, elephants, and rhinos evoke feelings of wonder and awe. It fosters a deep respect for the intricacy of ecosystems, and is a powerful reminder of the interconnectedness of all living things.
Of course, your first question will probably be: where is the Kruger National Park situated? This shining jewel in South Africa’s wildlife crown lies in the northeast of the country. It stretches 360 km/220 miles from north to south, and 65 km/40 miles from east to west, covering an impressive 19,623 square km/7,576 square miles of wilderness.
Explore some of the amazing Kruger National Park guided tours on offer here.
There are three big reasons a guided tour will help you get the most out of your Kruger visit:
At Kurt Safaris, we specialise in giving our clients access to a range of the best guided safaris to the Kruger. Let us help you plan your next holiday to the Kruger, for an unforgettable wildlife experience!