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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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.
MalaMala Main Camp
Main Camp is South Africa's legendary and exclusive destination. Internationally acknowledged as "the top wildlife viewing destination in the world", Main Camp is set in beautiful surroundings on the banks of the Sand River.
Kapama Southern Camp
Kapama Southern Camp is the newest addition to the Kapama Game Reserve luxury lodge collection offering up a total of 15 basic yet luxurious suites. Southern Camp is known to offer an affordable safari experience for all.
Singita Castleton Camp
Castleton Camp lies between the Sabi and Sand rivers whilst offering all the modern comforts imaginable. The camp is booked as an exclusive villa and can accommodate up to 12 guests at a time, thus ensuring total privacy and exclusivity. Guests can enjoy sublime cuisine prepared by an executive chef, vintage wines, fireside dinners in the boma and sundowners out in the bush.
Singita Sweni Lodge
Sweni Lodge can be found in the far eastern reaches of the Kruger Park, not too far the border with Mozambique. Situated on 15 000 hectares (33 000 acres) in the southeastern part of the Kruger National Park, the Singita Lebombo concession is an isolated slice of pristine wilderness.
Africa On Foot
Africa On Foot an affordable and authentic safari camp located in the Klaserie Game Reserve offers professional Big Five walking safaris and focus on tracking predators & other big game; as well as educating guests about the local fauna and flora.