Beautiful park in south africa. If you are lucky you can see all big five, a two day trip is high raccomanded. Cost 23 euro pro person operation hour 6:00-18:00 the principal area is Skukuzuka with restaurant, hotel camping area, and shops, and fuel station. Only in the center with shop you can find mobile phone service. Sometimes electrical blackout are possible

KNP was above and beyond our expectations. We saw everything we had hoped to see and more. Our driver and guide was amazing, his knowledge of the park was phenomenal. We still can't quite work out how he spotted the green Boomslang snake in a tiny hollow of a tree! It rained torrents on our first full day out but we just wrapped up in blankets and waterproof ponchos, laughed about it and carried on. It paid off: elephants, giraffes, rhino, zebras, impala, lions and a leopard.. heaven! Not forgetting the numerous beautiful birds. A huge and very special thank you KNP team, we hope to see you again one day

Always amazed by the beauty of the park. We visit regularly as we moved near the park for retirement. Will never get bored of the beauty of nature. Best times for viewing are early(and I mean early!) and after 4 pm. Open your eyes and enjoy...

Driving around in Kruger National Park is amazing. We saw the Big 5 and lots of other great animals. We slept at Lower Sabie Park and had a tent next to the river. Absolutely magnificent to see the hippo’s in the water. We have also seen al lot of beuatiful birds.

We had a wonderful day in the reserve. It has paved roads but that does not distrake from the wonders you see in the park. Try to stay at the open window seats for best views of the animals. Take a jacket as the early mornings could be cool but bu afternoon in February is was very warrm.

The Kruger National Park is my happy place. Been going there for more than 50 years. Every trip is unique and memorable. This time we took 20 members of our family (3 generations) on an epic safari of two unforgettable weeks. We had the most incredible animal sightings. We spend quality family time every evening have a braai! The Parks board staff was always friendly and helpful. We have an amazing morning walk and evening game drive.

What an unbelievable experience. A very early start on our safari was well worth it. While we didn't see all of the 'big 5' what we did see was fantastic. Elephants, Cape Buffalo, wild dogs, hyenas, lions, hippos, zebra, giraffe and many more all pretty much up close and personal. We went with a guide whose incredible knowledge and fact sharing really made the day more enjoyable. Definitely going to go back

A masterclass in getting things right.  The South African National Parks might have the worlds best national park.  Truly excellent facilities, easily accessible from the smallest of cars to SUVs.  No special equipment required to visit here. The game is in abundance around the park which covers an enormous area.  Besides the Big 5, the park offers excellent camps and outstanding views all strategically placed around the park in very convenient areas. This is my second self drive visit and I would highly recommend this sanitised adventure to anyone looking to immerse themselves in the beautiful park with all it has to offer.

We recently spent 9 nights within Kruger National Park (KNP), staying 7 nights at Lower Sabie and 2 nights at Satara Rest Camps. Reservations made 10 months prior to our trip based on the bungalow units that were available at that time. Check-ins at Rest Camp receptions were fine and we liked our bungalows. The BD2U unit at Lower Sabie was great, it had an outdoor kitchenette with nice contingent of cookery, cutlery, cups, plates, microwave and good lighting. The BG2 style bungalow at Satara had an outdoor area with table but no private kitchenette, cookery or cutlery. These things can be purchased at The Park Shop in the rest camp. Both units had braai grill so we were able to do some cooking at both. Both rest camps opened at 6am and closed at 5.30pm in the evening. They both have filling stations, Park Shops and restaurants open until around 8pm if you want to eat out instead of preparing food at your bungalow. We found game drives to be very good in both areas. From Lower Sabie we found it convenient to drive the roads south down to Crocodile Bridge as well as those to the north and northwest toward Tshokwana and Skakusa. During our nine days we spotted a nice range of wildlife including countless bird and antelope species as well as 5 lion and pride sightings, 2 leopards, 2 cheetah, 3 wild dog packs and 3 rhino sightings. We also came across 2 African civets and a honey badger. Overall, it was a great time in KNP even with long gaps in between quality sightings at time. We loved our time and look forward to our next opportunity to visit again.

We have had the opportunity to visit several of Africa's natural parks and I can assure you that Kruger is on par with the best parks in Tanzania. It is very easy to visit on your own, following the marked roads and with your own car. I also recommend booking a sunset drive and sunrise drive, as it is the best way to find big cats. It is essential to book accommodation several months in advance.