KrugerPark.com Reviews

Magnificent ! The entrance ticket is about 22 euros per person per day.

It is to the south that we see the most animals especially between skukuza and lower sabie

One of my Clients, a place where work and play is an adventure...

The best ever place. Will go there every day if i could

Nothing beats the thrill of the visual hunt for the big 5!

Loved it, would of given it 5 stars if we saw a Lion but saw the big 4 aleast.

Amazing place! It is a wonderful experience to observe wildlife in their natural Habitat. The rest camp are convenient with nice restaurants and grocery store for fresh food.

We love driving through the park. The roads are well maintained and spotting animals is always exciting.

If you get lucky to see the game... I feel taken for a ride as the entrance fee charged to foreigner is much to high in comparison with other parks.

We will be back. Enjoyed the stay in a clean and wel equiped place

Nice place to clear your mind and get in touch with nature

Always a good time in Kruger. This was my 4th or 5th visit and every trip is a little different which keeps me coming back again and again. The rest camps are fairly good and some have restaurants and gift shops, fuel stations and plenty of bathrooms. If you plan to go a few times a year, be sure to look into purchasing a wild card.

Amazing place to experience nature get a guide and make your visit super spacial!

Awesome place. A totally amazing experience and some amazing sitings of these beautiful animals in their natural environment.

First, I highly recommend to go to Timbavati private reserve instead. In two hours we saw more than 1 and half day in Kruger.

Second, be ware of the guards at the exit, one tried to steal money from our hand bag. We caught him with the 100 rand bank note in his hand. That was at Malelane Gate on Wednesday 16th December, 5:30 pm

Amazing place to see wildlife in their natural environment!

Words can t describe how incredible this place is. Has to be seen to be believed. The longer you can stay here the better

Clean and safe roads, beautiful animals, friendly people. I visited Kruger a few years ago and this year two more times. I would always recommend for animal lovers. If you dont drive in private use a guide, they will provide several interesting information and answer your questions.

Such an amazing experience. Lovely morning drive with ranger.

The game viewing vehicles drive on the wrong side of the road and block others from viewing the animals. They also park in the middle of the road blocking vehicles from driving past.

A great place to see many animals.

It's as well very touristic with all the game drives anf fancy places to stay but still beautifull to visit.

The KP is beautiful but the accommodations are getting a bit old. But you still have a great flair.

Incredible park and suitable for the whole family even with small children. The only qualm to do is if children hate being in the car for so long

Only place where you can relax and really enjoy nature at its best!

Probably one of the best places in the world to go on holiday too...

Exceptional wildlife and seeing them in their natural habitat. Many options in terms of accomodations or one day tours to suit any pocket.

Large amount of wildlife and the ablutions were well maintained throughout the park.

The best National Park. A lot of wild, animals, natural views. Sleeping inside is a must

Our first visit and just gigantic.
One surprise after another. At the turn of the year 2017/2018 we were of course on a South Africa tour in the Kruger. 4 days full of experiences.
The park is easy to drive. With a map of the park, which also contains a lot of information, you can get through easily. We were traveling with a normal car, which brought us well over the gravel roads. If you have enough time you shouldn't miss the many loops. The entrance fee for the park is around 25 per person per day. (Course 1.1.18)
From the entrance through the Kruger Gate to the journey to the Olifant Rest Camp and Lower Sabie Camp, we have already seen the so-called Big Five. These encounters were enhanced by a variety of additional animal species, including many birds.
We would visit the Kruger Park again at any time.
We learned that the state camps are better than their reputation.
In December / January the animals are out and about with their offspring.
We have only made malaria prophylaxis in the form that we have already impregnated a set of clothes (shirt, pants, stockings, cap) with No Bite at home. Smells a bit unpleasant, but packed in a sealable plastic bag, the rest of the case is spared.
Wearing the clothes is comfortable and does not give off unpleasant odors.
In Pretoria we covered ourselves with "Peacefull Sleep" spray (for space and mosquito nets) and cream in the pharmacy. The best experience.

Very touristy, of course, but amazing and absolute stunning. Saw all Big Five in one day.

Check the site on face book and join it for daily sittings. Tip...crocodile bridge gate has a lot to see

I have visited kruger , its a very good place, thrilling forest, but unfortunately i could not see lion there

It is a well known park of international repute. What is less obvious is that what you expect is what you get. Good sightings, friendly knowledgeable guides and food parks can make your day. Must visit.

If you're lucky you will see the big five during your tour in the kruger

At first time was like scaring but it the most highly recommend park

It's the most tranquil and serene place on earth and it's wonderful seeing the animals roam wild and free.

This is a good place to get away from the husle and busle of cities and growing towns

The Kruger is a must for everyone. Every visit is a wow! We are blessed to have such an amazing park in our country.

Always awesome, one of the last untouched areas on earth.

To me this is a magical place. To observe animals in their natural habitat, to be so privileged to be just able to see them, that they show themselves to me. Because they could be just 20 meters away, hidden in the grass and you can completely miss them. We spent there three full days. Were a bit lazy and didn't get up in the mornings when viewing is best, but we still saw plenty of various animals, four out of big five as well. The roads are very good, the san parks accommodation is quite nice, the camps plentiful. Most camps (not just tents or caravans, they have well furnished bungalows) are placed by water, where animals drink. They have a small shop with all necessities, some souvenirs. They close at 7pm. Some have restaurants on site with decent food. They offer guided tours and information on sightings. You must stay in the camps during night as the gates close, around 6pm, depending on time of the year. Only one camp has got wi_fi, so if it is essential for you, get a local sim before you go into Kruger.

Kruger National Park is the largest animal reserve in South Africa. It covers almost 20,000 km2, is 350 km long from north to south and 60 km wide from east to west, which makes its size comparable to that of Israel or Wales.
The park is named after Paul Kruger (1825-1904), Boer statesman and president of the South African Republic of Transvaal, who was behind the creation of the Sabie Game Reserve from which it was formed. the national park in 1926.

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Kruger Park is located in the north-east of the country, in the east of the old Transvaal (now Mpumalanga and Limpopo). It is bordered to the north by Zimbabwe and to the east by Mozambique. It covers most of the lower eastern Veld.

I love to visit Krugern Park, just love seeing the animals. Unfortunately today we took a route which was all burnt, a lot of dry wood was still smouldering with the result the animals were few and far between but we did see 3 of the big5. We are going back tomorrow so I hope we will be more fortunate with the route we are going to follow to see more animals. The atmosphere is always tense but exciting cause you have no idea what awaits around the corner.

Lovely well worn roads and surprisingly a good way to view the big five as well as many birds. Downside is number of vehicles, tourist noise and speed of drivers scaring animals

Great camp site and bathrooms are in top condition. Sleeping under the stars without a tent and waking up to all the wild sounds was a treat. Just watch out for the monkeys in the morning :)

If you need a place to rest and explore this is the place. Birding . Animals watching. Just nature. Supreme

If you want to see the big 5 and more then this is the place.

We had a really great safari in the Krugerpark and a great stay in Shalati Kruger Lodge

Wonderfull place to explore and interact with nature

As allways the animals.did not dissapoint however the camps and facilities around did. For an international destination standards in the park have dropped in the last 2 years. In some of the camps the showers had only cold water, we stayed in the Nyati guest house and had no hot water in 2 of the units room 3 & 4. Airconditioners also out dated tripping the power and the decore is old and tacky. Drain in the shower blocked, Not worth the prices charged to stay there its a ripp off. Resturants also very average in the park, no gluten free options and vegiterian options not specified at all of the Ndlovou resturants and their menues are very odd. Some of the resturants need serious attention. See my review on Letaba. Mug & Bean at Lower Sabie is about the only decent resturant in the park. The food there is good. Laundry facilities are a joke in Satara and also Skukuza only 1 washing machine in working order for the whole camp. Machines are very old and worn. Staff in general are friendly and helpfull however the camps need upgrades and maintanance to public restrooms very tacky and smelly. All in all for the prices charged for the facilites its not value for money, Kruger Park needs to do serious upgrades and improve their standards for an international venue.

Looking forward to visit again Kruger national park is great but I hope to see more animals

Great safari park, well organized and easy to self-drive and spot animals. Good lodges and campgrounds.