Table of Contents
- 1 Why is the Kruger National Park famous?
- 2 How was Kruger National Park formed?
- 3 What does Kruger National Park offer?
- 4 How much does it cost to go into the Kruger?
- 5 What are the Big 5 in Kruger?
- 6 Are there tigers in Kruger?
- 7 What to wear for Kruger Park Safari?
- 8 What to pack for a Kruger Park Safari?
Why is the Kruger National Park famous?
South Africa is known for its beauty and extensive wildlife making the preservation of animals and upkeep of the park a high priority. Elephant poaching and the hunting of animals is another reason why Kruger National Park has been significant in preserving the wildlife.
How was Kruger National Park formed?
The Kruger National Park was first established by the President of the Transvaal, Paul Kruger, in 1898. The Sabie Game Reserve was merged with the Shinwedzi Game Reserve in 1927 (after the proclamation of the National Parks Act) and became the Kruger National Park. Motorists paid 1 pound entrance fee to the park.
What does Kruger National Park offer?
The Kruger Park is a self-drive destination, although there are guided tour operators, with an excellent infrastructure that includes picnic sites, rest camps, waterholes and hides. The Kruger Park is a remarkable reserve offering an incredible experience of Africa at its most wild.
How many animals are in the Kruger National Park?
Kruger National Park is the largest conservation area in South Africa, and is home to over 147 species of mammals and 508 species of birds.
How much does it cost to stay in Kruger Park?
Valid from 1 November 2016 to 31 October 2017
| South African Citizens and Residents (with ID): | R76 per person, per day R38 per child , per day |
|---|---|
| SADC Nationals (with passport): | R152 per person, per day R76 per child, per day |
| Standard Conservation Fee (Foreign Visitors): | R304 per adult, per day R152 per child, per day |
How much does it cost to go into the Kruger?
| Daily Conservation fees for 1 November 2020 to 31 October 2021 | |
|---|---|
| South African Citizens and Residents (with ID) | R105 per adult, per day R52 per child, per day |
| SADC Nationals (with passport) | R210 per adult, per day R105 per child, per day |
What are the Big 5 in Kruger?
The Big 5 wildlife refers to the Lion, Leopard, Rhino, Elephant and Buffalo. These are often the most in-demand animals to see while on an African safari.
Are there tigers in Kruger?
“The mighty Bengal tiger, known for its tenacious grit and ability to pursue something till it is victorious, sets out from the forests of Ranthambore in India, from a sleepy little town called Sawai Madhopur in Rajasthan, to slowly walk thousands of kilometers into the African bush of the Kruger National Park.
How many days for a Kruger Safari?
It is recommended to stay in Kruger for a minimum of five days, in order to travel through the park, stay in several rest camps, and look for wildlife in the different areas. Most people believe that a safari trip in Africa is out of their price range.
What to pack for your Kruger Safari?
people tend to focus a lot more on the dangers of lions than mosquitoes.
What to wear for Kruger Park Safari?
What to Pack on a Safari to Kruger Park Light, cotton clothing in light tones. For the Ladies. Long Sleeved Shirt and Trousers: Pack a couple of long sleeved shirts and a pair of long trousers. A Lightweight Waterproof Jacket. A Good Pair of Trainers or Hiking Shoes. A Wide Brimmed Hat. Sunscreen. Sunglasses. A camera, charger and spare memory cards. A light weight flashlight.
What to pack for a Kruger Park Safari?
Make sure you pack the right clothes on your Kruger National Park Safari, light cotton in light tones which is always best in our South African hot climate. Some long sleeved shirts and trousers for bush walks and to keep you warm during the more chilly Winter nights.