I have been to park durring december 2010 with my girlfriend for 4 nigths and we booked at satari rest camp.to be honest,we have the amazing time of our lifes and would like to get back and experince other places within the park.it is quick and good for game viewing and enjoyed every moment.we would love to book for atleast 3(three) other places and explore more of the park.i would like to go and see the boundry border betwenn SA and Mozambique,skukuza,pafuri.all in all it is a good place for couples and or family gateway.

Ahhh, I had one of the best times ever on a safari thru Kruger. I enjoyed the morning view of the animals and a wonderful breakfast. I enjoyed getting close to the animals along the road. I love the location at the resort near Skukuza and look forward to returning again next year. I used to be a missionary in south africa now I return every other year and take some of the residents to Addos Elephant Reserve as I can't afford to bring them to Kruger and fly over too. The friends certainly can't afford to visit their own beautiful country so I try to save enough to make sure we stay at least a night or two at one game reserve. I love the animals in their own natural habitat, I love watching them move around. I watched elephants at one watering hole until I fell asleep it was so peaceful and the weather was gorgous. I usually come in September for a month to travel with my friends and give them a vacation they couldn't otherwise afford. It is a marvelous opportunity if it just didn't cost so much to see God's creation. Well I love the safari can you tell, would I do it again absolutely, someday when I save up. I plan to come again in 2013. Debora

We are from Italy but visiting South Africa every year. We have been in several parks, but Kruger is the best for game viewing. We have been there 1 week before Christmas, and spent 2 nights in the Berg en Dal Rest Camp and 4 nights in a private concession close to Skukuza. In general there were only few people around on the public roads and the last day in the lodge we were the only couple left, which made it a rather exclusive stay. For me it was one of the most beautiful days in my life! In the morning we went to Skukuza to play a round of golf with the ranger. A very nice and wild course which gives you a lot of adrenaline because it is not fenced and wild animals are crossing the fairway. On the last evening drive we remained in the concession area and were so lucky: 3 couples of lions around us making love. We remained there for at least 2 hours just watching them. For me it was the most impressive Safari we ever had, alone with the ranger and nobody else around. Fantastic !

We are from Italy but visiting Southafrica every year. We have been in several parks , but Kruger is the best for game viewing. We have been there 1 week before Christmas, and spent 2 nights in the Berg en Dal Rest Camp and 4 nights in a private concession close to Skukuza. In general there were only few people around on the public roads and the last day in the lodge we were the only couple left, which made it a rather exclusive stay. For me it was one of the most beautiful days in my life! In the morning we went to Skukuza to play a round of golf with the ranger. A very nice and wild course which gives you a lot of adrenaline because it is not fenced and wild animals are crossing the fairway.On the last evening drive we remained in the concession area and were so lucky: 3 couples of lions around us making love. We remained there for at least 2 hours just watching them. For me it was the most impressive Safari we ever had, alone with the ranger and nobody else around. Fantastic !

Kruger National Park gets a little too crowded over the festive season, but still offers great game viewing, birdwatching and well-managed rest camps. Its not really surprising that so many local and international visitors flock there every year.

The Kruger means peace and tranquility to me! It's a wonderful place to make the ultimate escape from the business of the city! It covers a vast expanse, and you if you head up north you might find yourself the only car on the road!