© Sabi Sand
Kruger is South Africa’s most celebrated safari region - and with good reason. Stretching across nearly 20,000 square kilometres, the national park and its bordering private reserves offer some of the most consistent and rewarding Big Five game viewing on the continent.
The landscape ranges from acacia-dotted plains to dense riverine forest, supporting a high concentration of wildlife alongside world-class guiding and conservation.
While the national park offers wider accessibility and excellent sightings, the private reserves – such as Sabi Sand, Timbavati, and Manyeleti – elevate the experience with off-road tracking, fewer vehicles, night drives, and some of the finest lodges in Africa. Charter flights from Johannesburg or Nelspruit make access smooth and efficient, especially for time-limited travellers.
Whether you’re a first-time safari-goer or a seasoned enthusiast, Kruger’s blend of scale, species diversity, and luxury makes it an unforgettable cornerstone of any Southern African journey.
Greater Kruger Weather
Hot, wet summers and mild, dry winters bring two distinct safari experiences.
May - September
Dry Season
October - April
Green Season
Places to Stay
in Kruger & Private Reserves
Your Safari, Your Way
Ready to begin? Let’s craft your perfect safari together.
Every Wildseeker journey is designed from scratch, shaped around your interests, travel style, and budget. While we often share sample itineraries for inspiration, the real magic lies in creating something just for you: from handpicked lodges to seamless logistics and insider offers.
No two trips are ever the same, because no two travellers are.
