The flagship of South Africa's national parks, The Kruger National Park's two million-hectare reserve offers an unrivalled wildlife experience.
Ngala was the first private reserve to be located within the borders of the Kruger National Park.
World-famous game park
Sanctuary for 150 species of mammals (including Big Five)
Abundant bird life
Easily accessible by air / vehicle
Daily game-drives and walks with highly trained guides
A visit to South Africa would be incomplete without a visit to the Kruger National Park. The Big Five (lion, elephant, leopard, buffalo and rhino) reside here in abundance.
One of the richest and most strategically important wildlife areas on the continent, the Park can be divided into two sections, both incorporating numerous private reserves offering accommodation to suit any budget or style.
Southern Kruger - South Kruger is the most popular section of the Park as it is most easily accessible and the wildlife in this area is phenomenal due to the high rainfall and dense vegetation.
Northern Kruger -
The Northern parts of the Kruger National Park are more remote and as a result attract viewer visitors. This is the driest region of the Park and game can be somewhat sparse. However, this area offers fascinating, historical sites and the birdlife is abundant.
