Kruger Park Buffalo Photo Gallery

Here we offer up a few of our very own images of these strong, imposing and formidable animals for you to view. One of the mammal species that one is almost guaranteed to see on safari, either as a single male or in large herds.

If your safari vehicle can get close enough, buffalo are quite photogenic in their own right, try and get a close up of those horns.

If there were one animal you would not want to bump into in a dark alley (or a game walk for that matter), it is a Cape Buffalo. An Elephant never forgets, and a Buffalo never forgives.

All photographs have been taken by us here at Uyaphi.com with the sole purpose of showcasing the images of Cape Buffalo from within the Kruger National Park and surrounding private reserves.

Buffalo Photos in the Kruger

Romantic Kruger Park Lodges

Best Spas in the Kruger

Kruger Family Friendly Lodges

The Outpost Lodge

The Outpost Lodge is located in the far northern Pafuri region of the Kruger Park. A lodge of absolute luxury and scenic wonder perched high on a ridge overlooking the Luvuvhu River and surrounding hills and valleys.

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.

Lion Sands Ivory Lodge

Built on the banks of the Sabie River with magnificent views extending onto the Park itself, the philosophy of the safari experience at Lion Sands is to deliver a consistently professional, informative & holistic safari.

Klaserie Sands River Camp

The Privately owned Klaserie Sands River Camp situated on the banks of the Ntsiri River offers up luxury accommodation and 60 000 hectares of wildlife-rich bushveld to explore. This amazing camp is nestled between lofty Jackalberry and Leadwood trees.

Dulini Leadwood Lodge

Situated on the banks of the Sand River, Dulini Leadwood Lodge is, without doubt, one of our most popular Sabi Sand Lodges offering fully sized private plunge pools to refresh on those warm days, and a fireplace providing a refuge when cool nights creep in.

Dulini River Lodge

Home to a host of wildlife, including the Big Five, the Sabi Sand is part of a conservation area that covers almost five million acres, an area equivalent to the state of New Jersey and larger than some independent countries.