This is a very big statement to make from a someone who has been to so many countries, but truly, there is no place like Kruger in the world for so many reasons, and I think after visiting for the 4t…Full review by Ofergal2000
Jan 8, 2025
My husband and I booked our trip a year ago to celebrate our 46th wedding anniversary; just the two of us going to one of our favourite places. But accommodation left much to be desired. Bush Tent No…Full review by Dale K
Jan 2, 2025
'Kruger' is a beast...and full of them too! A very unique safari experience in which you can do it so many ways: join a tour, join a night and/or sunrise walk inside the park, stay at one of the many…Full review by good_ants
We are thinking of flying to Durban in July and visiting our friends there before going to Krugers Park. They offered that instead of taking a flight north to use their car and drive. What do I need to know about such a trip? Would it be safe? Would you recommend to do it?
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It is quite safe to drive to the Kruger, but be sure to make any stops at recommended gas stations or stops. Also Africa is full of interesting driving due to crazy minibus drivers who …
It is quite safe to drive to the Kruger, but be sure to make any stops at recommended gas stations or stops. Also Africa is full of interesting driving due to crazy minibus drivers who seém to have different rules. There are huge potholes everywhere and road surfaces can be poor. If you go by road, you must take the scenic route up through the Blyde River Canyon. It is quite breathtaking. If you stop in any of the towns shopping centres for a break, there will be guys in the car park looking after the cars while you dine. Be sure to give a small tip
We are visiting Kruger National Park in April. Should we bring fly nets (worn over face, under hat)? We recently went to Uluru and the fly nets were life changing!
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You're supposed to keep the windows of your car closed all the time, however, if you are hiring the local transport with open windows, it might help.
Is the Kruger National Park conservation fee applicable if you are staying inside kruger in a lodge
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You will still need to pay the gate fees when entering the park, however the conservation fees will probably be included in your lodge booking (if you are staying in one of the private …
You will still need to pay the gate fees when entering the park, however the conservation fees will probably be included in your lodge booking (if you are staying in one of the private lodges). I recommend you just check with the lodge beforehand. So yes, conservation fees still apply and goes for a good cause.
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