Kruger Walking Safaris

Kruger Walking Safaris

Kruger walking trails offer the chance to get up close and personal with all the wildlife and birdlife of the African bushveld. Perfect for those who are active, outdoors type of people.

The thrill of tracking wildlife on Kruger Park Walking Safaris is an unforgettable experience, with emphasis on the smaller things such as trees, plants and insects.

NOTE: Most lodges and camps within private reserves and concessions in the Greater Kruger Park region do offer guided walks, contact us to find out the best options for yourself.

Walking Safaris In The Kruger

  • Kruger on Foot

    4 Days / 3 Nights

    A 4-day walking safari in the Greater Kruger National Park offering the thrill of tracking and getting up close to all the creatures of the Africa bush from the large predators to the birds and insects, this safari is an unforgettable experience.

  • Kruger Bush Walking

    5 Days / 4 Nights

    5 days of bushwalking with highly qualified guides in the Greater Kruger National Park offer a combination of walks, day and night game drives and sunset drinks, this is what Africa is about right down to those photo opportunities.

  • Kruger Walking & Timbavati Safari

    7 Days / 6 Nights

    Seven days of wild walking safaris within a private concession in the Kruger National Park itself as well as a few days game viewing in the Timbavati Game Reserve famed for her wildlife and White Lions.

  • Walking South Africa

    14 Days / 13 Nights

    14 Days discovering the wildlife of the Kruger National Park, hiking in the Swaziland mountains, Zululand and her wildlife as well as shorelines connected with KwaZulu-Natal, in advance of heading into the Drakensberg mountains.

  • Pafuri Walking Safari

    4 Days / 3 Nights

    This 4 day Northern Kruger camping and walking safari is our most popular walking safari. A maximum of 8 people per groups in perhaps the best and wildest area within the Kruger Park. Highly recommended by us at Uyaphi.

  • Rhino Walking Safari

    Tailor-made

    The tailor-made Rhino Walking Safari within the Kruger National Park itself in a 12,000 ha private wilderness concession that borders the famous Mala Mala & Sabi Sand reserve, highly qualified guides share their knowledge with you.

  • Ngala Walking Safari

    Minimum of a 2-nights

    Ngala's walking safari offers an incredible up close and personal experience of the Ngala Private Game Reserve bordering the Kruger National Park and Timbavati Game Reserve, this is an incredible 'Big 5' walking safari.
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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.
Shumbalala Lodge
One of the Shumbalala Lodges key attractions is its underground wine cellar in full view of the river. This unique facility is perfect for an intimate dinner for two or can be converted into a small conference room with added atmosphere.
Hamiltons Tented Camp
Hamiltons is located within the National Park itself within a private concession, one of South Africa's most distinctive camps offering unrivalled style, service, atmosphere as well as personalised cuisine in an area teeming with wildlife.
Thornybush Game Lodge
Thornybush Game Lodge offers unique exclusive Safari experiences in both open Land Rovers and on foot, whether you are a couple or a family looking to occupy your little ones Game Lodge is certainly the destination of choice for you.
Lion Sands Tinga Lodge
Lion Sands Tinga Lodge with 9 thatched air-conditioned suites offers stunning views of the Sabie River and regular "Big 5" sightings is situated with the Kruger National Park on the Southern border with the Sabi Sand Reserve.
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.