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Olifants Camp Kruger
Lioness
Lilac-breasted Roller
Rhino
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 HIGHLIGHTS
 Home to Africa’s ‘Big Five’ – elephant, rhino, buffalo, lion and leopard
Over 450 bird species
State of the art rest camps and safari lodges
Scenically diverse
Tarred roads throughout – no need for 4X4
 BEST TIME OF THE YEAR
April to September for game viewing and October to March for bird watching.
 BUDGET
Basic chalet and tented accommodation in the rest camps through to a range of medium to high priced safari lodges in the Kruger conservancies.
 GETTING THERE
Either by road from other SA destinations or via a scheduled air service from Johannesburg to Nelspruit, Hoedspruit and Phalaborwa. A charter air service operates out of Lanseria near Pretoria servicing the lodges in the north of Kruger.
 THINGS TO DO
Aside from wildlife viewing from the comfort of a vehicle, night drives and guided bush walks are on offer to provide for a complete bushveld experience.
Photographic opportunities are many throughout the Park. Strategically placed viewing hides and look out points are located throughout the extensive road network.
 WHERE TO STAY
In the Park itself at one of the rest camps or outside Kruger within a range of medium to luxury priced safari lodge options.
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