Kruger National Park Blog Posts

Kruger National Park Blog Posts

Explore Kruger National Park on Your Safari Adventure

Kruger National Park is one of the biggest and most famous national parks in South Africa. It is situated in the northeastern part of the country, bordering Mozambique and Zimbabwe. This exciting and wild place is home to a large number of animals and plants, making it an ideal destination for safaris.

On the Kruger National Park blog posts page, you can find out all about what to expect on your trip to this incredible park. From current information about the animals living inside and conservation efforts ongoing there to plans for future trips and activities you can partake in during your stay, you will never be left wondering what to do or where to go next.

Not only will you get up close and personal with some of Africa's most impressive wildlife while exploring Kruger National Park, but you'll also have an opportunity to explore the vibrant culture in South Africa. So why not make Kruger National Park your next destination when planning your safari?

With its vast expanse of land and a fantastic variety of wildlife, birdlife, plants, landscape formations, cultural experiences and more, there is no doubt that this will become your new favourite spot for discovering South Africa's natural wonders!

Exploring Kruger National Park: Insider Tips and Journals from the Safari Adventurers

  • Private Game Lodges Near Kruger National Park
    Written By Uyaphi.com

    A trip to Greater Kruger National Park in South Africa is an unparalleled experience, allowing visitors to observe some of the world's most spectacular wildlife in their natural habitat.

    With access to exclusive areas of the park, luxurious accommodations, expert guides and personalised service, these private game lodges provide guests with a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to explore and enjoy the African wilderness.

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  • Singita Sweni Lodge Review
    Written By Uyaphi.com

    Are you looking to immerse yourself in a once-in-a-lifetime African safari experience? Look no further than the iconic Singita Sweni Lodge.

    As one of South Africa’s premier safari lodges, Singita Sweni offers stunningly luxurious accommodations and an abundance of exciting wildlife sightings that will create memories to last a lifetime.

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  • Greater Kruger Family Safari
    Written By Uyaphi.com

    "How many more sleeps?” this became our son's wake-up call as the days neared his first ‘safari’ to the Greater Kruger National Park.

    James and I had decided to combine a bit of family time with a quick update of the 'family friendly safari lodges' in the greater Kruger area.

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  • My 4 Day Kruger Adventure
    Written By Uyaphi.com

    My 4-Day Kruger Adventure was one of the highlights of my travelling; having not visited the area for such a long time, the Kruger National Park was stunning.

    Leaving Cape Town and flying north to OR Tambo and then a 5-hour drive to the Kruger from where we stayed in parks board accommodation.

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Popular Accommodation Options In The Kruger National Park

  • Sabi Sabi Selati Camp

    Rates from R19 500.00 per person

    Sabi Sabi Selati Camp, originally created without electricity to preserve the ambience and ecological footprint, now has overhead fans and air-conditioning.

    The Selati camp is still lit at night by the gentle flicker of oil lamps, the warm glow of fires and the spectacular canopy of the Southern sky.

  • Nottens Bush Camp

    Rates from R7 500.00 pp

    Nottens Bush Camp is one of the most excellent family-run camps in Africa and the best-kept secret in the Sabi Sand Game Reserve.

    As one of the Sabi Sand original bush camps, Nottens Bush Camp has a magical bush atmosphere and offers an authentic African safari experience.

  • Imbali Safari Lodge

    Rates from R7 897.00 pp

    Imbali accommodating 24 people, is situated inside the actual Kruger National Park, all the while continuing the tradition of safari in the romantic style associated with the past.

    Imbali Safari Lodge is located with one of the first private concessions in the Kruger National Park.

  • Motswari Game Lodge

    Rates from R5 200.00 pp

    Motswari is a hidden gem that is located deep within the "Big 5" Timbavati Game Reserve (that is famed for her "White Lions"); this family-run and operated lodge is surrounded by some of the best wildlife in the area.

    One of the more popular safari accommodation establishments that we offer on Uyaphi.com.

  • Senalala Safari Lodge

    Rates from R5 999.00 pp

    Senalala Safari Lodge in the wildlife-rich Klaserie Game Reserve is a small and intimate offering in which one can escape the madness of the outside world.

    Senalala delivers an unparalleled bush viewing and safari experience via both game drives and walking safaris.

  • Rattrays on MalaMala

    Rates from R27 000.00 per person

    Rattrays on MalaMala Camp experience is exclusive, with private filtered plunge pools completing each of the secluded verandahs.

    An outdoor dining area provides the ideal vantage point from which to enjoy bush cuisine in complete privacy.

  • Singita Lebombo Lodge

    Rates from R41 417.00 per person

    Singita Lebombo Lodge is set against a country that is abundant in water, antelope and big cats, with colours that shift with the changing seasons.

    The Singita concession is considered by rangers to have some of the highest concentrations of wildlife, from lions to herds of buffalo and solitary rhino.

  • Londolozi Varty Camp

    Rates from R16 950.00 pp

    Londolozi Varty Camp has a pleasingly down-to-earth quality with an emphasis on family heritage, meaning that children always have a place at Varty Camp.

    All rooms at Londolozi Varty's (named after John Varty and his family who own the reserve) have private swimming pools framed by timber decks that overlook the riverine bushveld of the Sabi Sands.