Kruger Bird List
The Kruger National Park and surrounding private games reserves offer without question some of the finest birding in Southern Africa, with over 500 species (some that are found nowhere else). In general birding in the park is spectacular but the Pafuri region in the far north as well the lower Sabie and Sabi Sand reserve in the South are two stand-out areas.
Below is the complete Kruger Bird List with around 500 species, enjoy.
Kruger Park Bird Checklist
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- Leopard Hills Lodge
Leopard Hills Lodge is located on the western side of the Sabi Sand Game Reserve sitting on top of a rocky outcrop with views out over the African bushveld that stretch on for miles. A truly luxurious 5-star safari lodge awaits all that venture into this wildlife haven. - Ezulwini River Lodge
Ezulwini, meaning 'place of paradise', remains true to its name in the secretive construction of Ezulwini River Lodge, which is a bird-lovers utopia, and a wildlife wonderland for all of the Balule beasts.
- Singita Boulders Lodge
Boulders Lodge is situated in the exclusive Sabi Sand Private Reserve. With its position on the Sand River, the lodge is organically inspired using the local earth tones, colours and materials. Boulders Lodge consists of 12 luxurious suites. Boulders is literally built around the elements. Guests will enjoy wrap-around views from most parts of the coarse stone lodge with excellent game viewing.
- Londolozi Pioneer Camp
Pioneer Camp is part of the early history of Londolozi, a certain old English eccentricity combined with an African twist. Guest suites are kitted with historic memorabilia, telling the story of times gone by and furnished in an environment of indulgence.
- Kambaku Safari Lodge
Kambaku Safari Lodge, a small and intimate lodge that is perfect for 'Big 5' safari experiences in both the Timbavati and Klaseries Game Reserves. The lodge is perfect for couples and small groups of families and friends alike.
- Singita Lebombo Lodge
Singita Lebombo 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.
