Get to Know Kruger National Park
Extending over a similar area to Wales, Kruger National Park is a 20,000km2 (7,722 square mile) national park that supports more than 160 mammal and 500 bird species, including substantial populations of all the Big Five.
The park is an important stronghold for several of Africa’s most iconic large mammals. It supports more than half the world’s remaining white rhinos, along with substantial populations of buffaloes, elephants, black rhinos, leopards, cheetahs, African wild dogs, giraffes, and one of the few viable lion populations in southern Africa.
Birding in Kruger National Park is also excellent, particularly in the summer. Other wildlife you can see at Kruger National Park includes baboons, warthogs, hyenas, many small predators, and around a dozen antelope species.