Kruger Park Safari lodges

Choose from our extensive range of Kruger Park safari lodges and other accommodation options. From Kruger park camping safaris to luxury tented accommodation, the Kruger Park is undoubtedly the jewel of South African game parks.

We offer various options ranging in luxury and comfort, spoiling you for choice. Whether it be a holiday or honeymoon, make it one to remember, enjoying it in the beautiful surrounds of the Kruger National Park.

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Sabi Sands Private Game Reserve

The Sabi Sands Private Game Reserve is an exclusive reserve bordering the western edge of the Kruger National Park. The reserve consists of 65 000 hectares of unspoilt African bush and is home to an abundance of wildlife.

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Timbavati Private Game Reserve

The Timbavati Game Reserve offers guests fantastic wildlife viewing in an area considered to be one of the best in South Africa. The game lodges are privately owned and the lodges pride themselves in offering guests an exclusive safari experience.

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Kruger Park Concessions

The Kruger Park Private Concessions offer guests exclusive safari camps and lodges in private areas not accessible to the general public. These camps and lodges offer the ultimate in luxury as well as superb game viewing.

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Thornybush Private Game Reserve

Thornybush Game Reserve consists of 11 500 hectares of prime African bushveld, is home to the Big Five as well as an abundance of general game. The area promises an unforgettable safari experience.

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Manyeleti Game Reserve

The Manyeleti Game Reserve is an exclusive game reserve bordering the Kruger National Park. The name Manyeleti means 'Place of the Stars' in the local Shangaan language and guests have the opportunity to watch the magnificent Southern Constellation.

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Klaserie Game Reserve

Klaserie Game Reserve borders the Timbavati Game Reserve and Kruger National Park. Safaris within the Klaserie Game Reserve focus on the bush and its ecosystems, where guests can get involved in the tracking of Africa's big game.

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Balule Game Reserve

It is in the mixed woodland ecozone, one of several ecozones in the lowveld, and the ecozone with the greatest variety of fauna and flora. The landscape is rolling with seasonal rivers draining the area. The region is of granitic origin, with quartz and dolerite intrusions and outcrops.

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Kruger Park Itineraries

Guests can choose from our extensive range of Kruger National Park safaris and accommodation options. The Kruger National Park is South Africa’s largest game reserve and offers magnificent wildlife viewing opportunities.

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Kruger Camping & Walking Safaris

The Kruger National Park is rated as one of the top parks in South Africa and renowned to offer guests one of the best wildlife experiences on the continent. The best way to experience this untamed African bush is to get your feet on the ground and explore the region.

Kruger Park Camping Safaris

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Kruger Park Accommodation

Where should I stay?

Its best to stay in the Private Game Reserves & Concessions of the Kruger Park. They allow off road driving for the Big Five, and the game drives & walks are led by experienced guides & trackers.

What are these reserves names?

They include the Timbavati & Sabi Sands Game Reserves, which both share unfenced borders with the Kruger. Another, although fenced in, is the Thornybush and the Kruger Concession Lodges are also excellent.

How to get there

Air

There are daily flights that operate from OR Tambo International Airport (Johannesburg International Airport) to either Hoedspruit Airport (also called Eastgate) as well as Kruger Mpumalanga Airport (KMIA) airport. There is also a direct flight available between Cape Town and KMIA. Once guests arrive at the various airports they have a choice between, a car hire option (self-drive), a road transfer or a short air transfer (flight hop) to the various lodges. SUNSAFARIS can arrange these services for guests. Guests could also opt to fly from OR Tambo International Airport directly to the various lodge airstrips which will take approximately 1.5-2 hours.

Road

The Kruger National Park is accessible via self drive with a sedan rental car from anywhere in South Africa. The roads are tarred and in good condition. The roads from the entry gates of the Kruger National Park are gravel roads, however, well maintained. The drive time will obviously depend on where guests are driving from. From Johannesburg it will take approximately 6 hours to the Kruger National Park. SUNSAFARIS can arrange a rental car for you.

Climate & Seasons

The climate in the Kruger National Park is subtropical. Summers are hot and humid with afternoon showers and thunderstorms. Midsummer maximum temperatures average 30 degrees Celsius with evening temperatures of 19 degrees Celsius. The summer rains transform the arid park into a lush flowering paradise, but the increased foliage does make animals harder to find. The rainy season is from September until May. The dry winter season is the ideal time to visit the Kruger National Park. The days are pleasant and warm, however the early mornings and evenings are cold. Game viewing is rewarding during the winter months as the vegetation is sparse and animals congregate around the waterholes, hence they are easier to find. Maximum temperatures in midwinter average 23 degrees Celsius and the minimum average is 6 degrees Celsius.