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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Cheetah Plains Lodge
Cheetah Plains Lodge and Game Reserve lies in the north-west corner of the famed Sabi Sand bordering the Kruger Park and Mala Mala Reserves, a small luxurious and private exclusive-use safari lodge that is aimed purely at the up-market safari traveller.
Chisomo Safari Camp
Chisomo Safari Camp is tucked deep away in the wildlife-rich Karongwe Game Reserve, friendly staff offering up not just warm hospitality, but fine cuisine complemented by excellent Big 5 game viewing.
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.
Londolozi Granite Suites
Londolozi Granite Suites offer an extraordinary experience for the exclusive use of six Guests. The suites can be booked individually or as a private camp for six guests, making it ideal for honeymooning couples or small groups celebrating special occasions.
Ezulwini Billy's Lodge
Succumb to bushveld luxury at Ezulwini Billy's Lodge, which is built on the banks of a riverbed seasonally visited by rain bringing herds of grazing animals and their predatory counterparts right to the vicinity of the lodge.
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.