
Malaria In Kruger
The Kruger National Park DOES fall within a malaria area and it is highly recommended that one takes all necessary precautions against the disease.
- Medium risk of exposure between June and September (winter)
- High risk of exposure between October and May (the rainy season/summer)
PLEASE NOTE THAT ONE MUST ALWAYS CONSULT YOUR DOCTOR, PHARMACIST, LOCAL MALARIA SPECIALIST BEFORE EMBARKING ON A SAFARI TO A MALARIA AREA - THE CONTENTS ARE DESIGNED TO BE A GUIDE ONLY - CONDITIONS DO CHANGE.
Have a look at our 'Malaria In Africa' page for more information on the disease.
The below map of the Kruger Park region is only to give an approximate idea of where malaria can be found, it is in no ways accurate.
Kruger Park Malaria Information
Londolozi Founders Camp
Enchanting, intimate and child-friendly, Londolozi Founders Camp is ideally situated to provide an insider's view of the secrets of river life. Ten idyllic cottages repose in the shade of ancient ebony and matumi trees along the banks of the Sand River.
Motswari Game Lodge
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 our more popular accommodation establishments that we offer on Uyaphi.com.
nThambo Tree Camp
nThambo Tree Camp is the sister camp to Africa on Foot and offers affordable, luxury accommodation in your choice of five wooden tented cabins on stilts. Located eye-level with the trees, it’s ideally situated to game watch from the comfort of your verandah.
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.
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.