Embark on a Kruger Park Tour

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Embark on a Kruger Park Tour
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• When you visit South Africas largest nature
  reserve, which has 7373 kilometers of road, you
  might wonder where you should start. There is so
  much to see in a short space of time. The Kruger
  Park has 21 rest camps, as well as 15 designated
  private safari lodges. You can choose to sleep
  in a tent and experience a true bush experience,
  or stay in a self-catering cottage in one of the
  camps. To really get the most of your daytime
  excursions, however, you wont find a better
  option than going on a Kruger Park tour.
• Your dedicated guide and nature expert will lead
  you on an adventurous excursion to discover some
  of the 500 bird species, 147 mammals, 110
  reptiles, and a vast array of insects. In
  addition, your Kruger Park safari guide will
  share details about the various trees, grasses
  and plants, as well as their medicinal uses and
  evolutionary tales.

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• There are nine different trails that you can take
  on foot in the Kruger Park. There are no
  designated signposts or clear routes, however.
  You will follow the paths made by animals and
  perhaps even make your own through the bush.
  This is a true African experience and you
  couldnt get closer to nature.
• If you prefer to hop into a 4x4, you can head out
  at sunrise to greet the early morning animals.
  You could also opt for a picnic with panoramic
  views, or perhaps a sundowner at sunset followed
  by a night-time safari to view the nocturnal
  animals such as leopards and aardvark.

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• In addition to the numerous animals, birds,
  insects and plant life, there are over 255
  archaeological sites and ruins through the Kruger
  Park. Some of these date back to the Stone and
  Iron Age, and research has shown that prehistoric
  man lived in the area around 500 000 years ago.
  These are just a few of the facts that your guide
  will share with you, and there are so many more.
• There are 125 San Rock Art sites, with cultural
  artifacts and other archeological treasures from
  100 000 to 30 000 years ago. The Masorini ruins
  have been reconstructed so that visitors can
  visualise what it once looked like in the 1800s.
  You will be given a full tour of these ruins,
  and will have the opportunity to ask questions
  and take photos.

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• No matter where your personal interest lies,
  whether its in botany, zoology, archeology,
  photography, or simply an unforgettable holiday,
  a Kruger Park tour will meet all of your
  expectations. There is much to learn and
  experience, and its the kind of getaway you
  could never plan by yourself. This
  once-in-a-lifetime holiday is an African
  adventure you will treasure forever.