Game Walks in the Greater Kruger Park

About Game Walks in the Greater Kruger Park

The Kruger National Park remains one of the world's most coveted safari hotspots. It welcomes hundreds of thousands of visitors who want to be a part of the unique and spectacular fauna and flora of the park every year. This reserve is home to an incredible array of species and natural habitats, a number of which are rare or under threat.

While there are game drives, foot safaris or walking safaris are a fantastic way to experience the pristine beauty and natural abundance of South Africa. These allow you to explore the countryside at a comfortable pace, while breathing in the fresh air and feeling the warm sunshine on your face. It facilitates stalking up quietly behind a herd of grazing animals or dangerous predators, becoming part of their experience, or feeling the texture of the rocks under which a host of fascinating creatures may live. This is the true African experience.

The entire safari is conducted by an experienced ranger, who will showcase the most prolific areas, provide interesting information about the plants and animals, identify tracks, and be prepared to protect you against any inquisitive or potentially dangerous wildlife within the borders of Kruger National Park. Approaching dangerous game is not recommended to anyone that is not with a ranger with specialised qualifications.

For additional info see Foot Safaris in Kruger National Park.