Due to the wide variety of wildlife, rich fauna, wild savannas and a long history, the Kruger National Park is South Africa's most visited game reserve. The park, which covers large parts of the Limpopo and Mpumalana provinces, is also one of the most beautiful and largest safari parks in the world.
The Kruger National Park is no less than 352 kilometers long and 60 kilometers wide on average. There are more than 148 registered species of mammals, 505 species of birds, 118 species of reptiles, 53 species of fish and 35 species of amphibians: the largest variety of animals on the entire continent.
 
Would you like to go to Kruger National Park by yourself?
The southern entrance to the Kruger National park via Crocodile Bridge is only a 15-minute drive from Marlove Cottage
 
Big five
More than one and a half million human visitors a year come to the Kruger Park in search of the 'Big Five' - the lion, the elephant, the buffalo, the rhino and the leopard - and for elephants, hippos, antelopes, giraffes, impalas, zebras , gemsboks and more.
To see all this you need at least two weeks, but many visitors take 2 or 3 days for it. This way you get a good impression of all the beautiful things that can be seen here.

Kruger National Park opening times

The opening times of the Kruger National Park depend on the sunrise and sunset. This varies per month: