KRUGER NATIONAL PARK
There’s no other wilderness area in Africa as accessible as the Kruger. The roads are good and if you camp, stay in a basic unit or visit during low season, you won’t have to take out another bond. There are animals everywhere and the park remains refreshingly wild.
DO THIS: Go for a guided morning walk in the veld – you can do this from most of the main camps in the park: R630 p.p.
Daily conservation fee: R110 per adult; R55 per child aged 2–11; free with a Wild card.
ACCOMMODATION: The accommodation options and prices differ from camp to camp, but in general, you can expect to pay these 2022 high season rates, or more.
The main rest camps are Berg-en-Dal, Crocodile Bridge, Letaba, Lower Sabie, Mopani, Olifants, Orpen, Pretoriuskop, Punda Maria, Satara, Shingwedzi and Skukuza.
Camping (with power) from R340 p.n. for two people; R100 per extra adult; R50 per child aged 2–11 (six people per stand). Huts from R520 p.n. for two people. Safari tents from R775 p.n. for two people. Bungalows from R1235 p.n. for two people. Cottages from R1755 p.n. for two people. Family chalets from R2 875 p.n. for four people. Guesthouses from R6 210 p.n. for
