Archive for category: Kruger National Park

For Kruger park safaris, this blog encourages our guest to pack light luggage. We have space for one suitcase and a backpack or laptop bag.

Malaria and so-called yellow fever is only a low risk when staying inside Kruger National Park. As you know Kruger National Park and Greater Kruger Park is a Malaria Area (however not all areas are high risk and in fact, most are a low risk).

The following Historical Sites are only a few of many more to see in the Kruger National Park, however, these are some of the main ones spread across the length of the Kruger National Park.

The South African Power Crisis has no effect on a Kruger Park Safari. While the country gets hit by rolling black-outs / “load shedding” to cut back power usage, Kruger National Park has generators (driven by sun power) while you are on safari with us.

To ensure a safe and joyful trip through our National Parks, kindly adhere to the rules and regulations under SANParks (South African National Parks Authority). The consumption of alcohol in public areas of The Kruger National Park, is allowed.

Kruger National Park is under threat of Rhino poaching, when President Filipe Nyusi (President of Mozanbique) visited Sabie town on Saturday with a message to the local communities to conserve the wildlife in their country, a marauding gang of poachers nearby hunted down one of the country’s prize 12-years-old rhino bulls and butchered the helpless endangered animal’s horn while it was still alive.

Wild Kruger Park Tours is a GREEN company. We are trying to have a huge impact on the environment and our natural resources, by going GREEN.

Depending on which Kruger Park Safari you choose, you can book flights accordingly. Please first confirm with your travel experience designer about flights and times, as each safari has different inclusions and exclusions.