Frequently Asked Questions

Where is the Greater Kruger?

The Greater Kruger lies adjacent to the Kruger National Park and consists of a collection of unfenced game reserves. Here game roam freely between the Kruger and the Greater Kruger. It is well-known as the biggest protected wildlife wilderness in Africa

What wildlife can I expect to see in the Central region of the Kruger Park?

The Central region of the Kruger National Park is known for sightings of an abundance of impala, zebra, waterbuck, sable antelope and kudu.
 

How many lions are in the Central region of the Kruger National Park?

There are an estimated 60 lion prides within a 20km radius of Satara Camp

Is the S39 route in the Kruger National Park worth following?

Yes, this route traveling along the Timbavati river for almost 50km is known as one of the best routes in the Kruger Park and the route where you can expect to see the famous White Lion of the Kruger Park. It is rich in biodiversity and crosses many geographical zones.

Is the route along the Olifants River in the Kruger Park worth following?

This route is one of the most spectacular stretches of the Kruger Park and more appreciated for its scenic beauty and bird life than animals, although leopard sightings are often recorded along this route.  Bird lovers would like to know that the main breeding grounds of the very rare Saddle-billed and Black storks can be found here.