Kruger National Park

The world-renowned Kruger National Park is, without doubt, South Africa's flagship park.  Covering nearly 2 million hectares, the park boasts an impressive array of both flora and fauna including over 500 species of bird, 300 different types of trees and around 150 different mammals.  The park is also of great historic importance with abundant bushman rock paintings and fascinating archaeological sites such as Masorini and Thulamela.

The park is unparalled in terms of facilities and range of accommodation and visitors will find something here to suit every budget.  The park is also criss-crossed by an expansive network of all-weather roads, allowing visitors to explore this diverse habitat with the greatest of ease.  Despite the park being a highly developed tourist destination, it still remains one of the country's largest unspoilt wildernesses.

With thanks to Singita for the above images