Kruger National Park Safari

For many local and international tourists a Kruger Park Safari represents the ultimate African holiday. A Kruger Safari incorporates all that a good holiday should; beauty, adventure and unparalleled comfort. Outlook Safaris provides all of this and more with its range of tailored small group safari holidays in the Kruger Park and Sabi Sands Game Reserves. With experienced and knowledgeable guides, good food and excellent service we guarantee that your holiday in the Kruger Park will provide you with a unique African safari experience and not just a game viewing opportunity.

No matter what your budget we ensure that your Kruger Park safari exceeds all of your expectations. With Game Walks and Drives, Bird Watching safaris, luxury kruger park lodge accommodation and camping facilities we offer unique opportunities to get as up close and personal with the nature in the Kruger Park as you feel comfortable. We specialise in small groups of 2 to 10, but are able to accommodate larger parties of up to 30. Contact us to arrange for a private safari holiday in the Kruger Park, Sabi Sands or surrounding Game Reserves.

Our team is dedicated to providing you with an unforgettable Kruger Safari experience and aim to ensure that you lack for nothing. All of our guides are registered with the Field Guides Association of Southern Africa, so you can rest assured that you are in good hands no matter what the Kruger Park and your safari throw at you.

A Brief History of the Kruger National Park and Kruger Safaris

In 1898, Paul Kruger, President of the Transvaal (now encompassed within Gauteng and Mpumalanga) proclaimed the Sabi Game Reserve to protect the animals of the South African Lowveld from the ravages of hunting. In 1926, in honour of Paul Kruger, the Sabi Game Reserve became the Kruger National Park and became known internationally as a premier safari destination. Now, over 100 years after its inception, the Kruger Park is South Africa's largest wildlife and safari park. Situated in the province of Mpumalanga in eastern South Africa, the Kruger Park ranks among the best safari game reserves in all of Africa and offers a true wildlife experience.

Covering nearly 2 million hectares, the Kruger National Park extends 350 km from north to south and 60 km from east to west. Aside from Kruger Safaris, conservation and responsible eco tourism are the main focus of the Park, which strives to support local developing communities. Diverse wildlife is the primary attraction of the Park and each Kruger safari provides visitors with a unique game viewing experience.

A Kruger Safari offers one of the few opportunities in Africa to see Africa's Big 5; the Leopard, Lion, Rhino, Buffalo and Elephant. Sightings of all 5 in one day are rare, which is why a stay of at least two or three days is recommended. However, there are few days when you won't be able to see at least 3 of the 5. Book your Kruger safari and Park accommodation with Outlook Safaris; we manage the details so you can relax and have fun.

The Big 5 are by no means all that safaris in the Kruger National Park have to offer. With over 336 species of trees, 49 species of fish, 114 different kinds of reptiles, 507 varieties of birds and 147 mammal species, the Park has something for everyone.

Whatever your preferred method of holidaying in the Kruger Park, from guided safaris and day drives to walking, cycling and camping safaris, and from a luxury lodge to budget accommodation, Outlook Safaris offers you the wildlife holiday of a lifetime. Contact us now for more information on a unique small group Sabi Sands reserve and Kruger Park Safari, or subscribe to our newsletter and keep up to date with Kruger Safari news and happenings in the Park.

Kruger National Park Safari

A Brief History of the Kruger National Park and Kruger Safaris

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