#Kruger National Park safari

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Kruger National Park Information: Safari, Wildlife, and Facts

Kruger National Park, established in 1898, is Africa's premier game reserve. Covering 19,485 sq km, it’s home to the Big Five, 147 large mammals, and 500 bird species. To know more Facts, Wildlife, and FAQs, about Kruger National Park, check this infographic and visit our website.

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South Africa’s Winelands: Experiencing the Best Vines and Views

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Elephants at Kruger National Park, South Africa.

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Gnu or Wildebeest on the plains of South Africa in the early morning.

Plains Zebra anxiously look around as lightning strikes in the distance. 2014 South Africa

A Woodland Kingfisher looking below, waiting for fish. Blue as can be.

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Juvenile African Bush Elephants at Play

A juvenile elephant, brimming with energy, locked in a spirited play with a younger companion.

Juvenile African Bush Elephants In the heart of the wilderness, a juvenile elephant exuded an abundance of vitality, engaging in spirited play with a younger companion. In this enchanted moment, nature seemed to catch the contagion of their youthful enthusiasm, moving in rhythm with their exuberance. Moved by the spontaneity of this scene, I found myself transported to the pulsating beats of…

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The Ultimate Map of Kruger National Park: What You Need to Know With Africa Moja Tours

Map of Kruger National Park 

One of Africa’s largest and most popular parks, Kruger, is home to abundant wildlife, including lions, elephants, rhinos, and buffalo. With Africa Moja Tours, you can explore this incredible destination with ease and comfort. We hope you enjoy your stay in Kruger National Park! To get started, check out our free map of Kruger National Park. This map provides detailed information on the park’s roads, facilities, and attractions. It also highlights Africa Moja’s recommended routes and interests.

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When all the rhinos in Kruger national park still had their horns...

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Why Safari Lodges in Kruger National Park Offer the Ultimate Wildlife Experience

While planning to go on an adventure, we think of exploring new and interesting points of interest. For example, seeing animals roaming freely, and making unforgettable memories. Kruger National Park is one such place. While visiting this park, make sure to stay in a safari lodge. It will make your trip special. Here, we will discuss the benefits of staying in safari lodges in Kruger National Park.

1. All-Inclusive Packages

Many lodges provide all-inclusive packages at present. It implies that they will look after almost everything for you. You will get guided tours, meals, as well as transportation. Thus, your trip will become easy and stress-free. 

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Explore Kruger National Park - South Africa’s Safari Gem

Discover Kruger National Park, one of Africa's best national parks, renowned for its rich wildlife and thrilling safaris. Learn fascinating Kruger National Park facts and essential information for planning your unforgettable adventure. Explore more with the National Parks Association.

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Experience top-notch hospitality without breaking the bank. Tembo Guest Lodge is one of the most sought-after affordable lodges in Kruger National Park, offering excellent value for your money

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What Animals You Might See on a Zambia Canoe Safari?

The Zambia canoe safari opens up an excellent opportunity to get up close to the real natural beauty of this country. It's when you glide silently through the waterways that you get to see most of the wildlife lined up along them. There is no intrusion by the canoe, as in game drives, yet one gets very close to nature. The following is a sneak peek into some of the interesting animals that may be seen during a canoe safari in Zambia.

1. Hippopotamuses

One of the most iconic animals you're likely to see is the hippopotamus. Substantial hippo populations reside in the rivers and lakes in Zambia, much the same as you will find around Zanzibar Island, Tanzania, and Ngorongoro Crater Tours. These huge creatures spend much of their day submerged in water to keep cool and protect their sensitive skin. Though they appear lumbering, hippos are agile in the water and quite territorial. You may see them lounging in the water from a canoe or coming out at dawn and dusk to feed.

2. Elephants

Elephants are a highlight for many safari visitors, and there was always a good chance to see them along the riverbanks. Large herds of elephants have been supported by varied ecosystems in Lower Zambezi National Park and South Luangwa National Park in Zambia, and Kruger National Park in South Africa. Such sights of these magnificent beasts might be possible during a canoe safari, either drinking from the river, bathing, or even foraging in the lush vegetation that lines the banks. Their presence certainly imbues one's safari experience with an amazing dimension.

3. Crocodiles

The Nile crocodile is one of Africa's most powerful predators and can be found in Zambia's waterways. The sneaky reptiles are normally seen basking on riverbanks or lurking just below the surface. The view of a crocodile cannot be compared to the ease with which hippos and elephants can be spotted, but an encounter with a crocodile is very exciting. You can have the opportunity to see them at a safe distance in their natural surroundings, observing the size and speed of these creatures.

4. Waterbuck and Reedbuck

Waterbuck and reedbuck generally inhabit the wetlands and riverine areas of Zambia. These antelope species take well to their aquatic environments; especially the waterbuck, which is a lover of grazing near water sources. You may spot them along any riverbank while they are feeding on the lush grass, or sometimes come to water for quenching.

5. Birdlife

Zambia is a birdwatcher's second home, and there's no better way to do this than by canoe safari. The peaceful surroundings on the river attract plenty of birds, from beautiful kingfishers and elegant herons to several eagles. Keep watch for the African Fish Eagle with its unmistakable call and wing span, and the stunning Malachite Kingfisher, sporting its iridescent plumage.

6. Buffalo

Other large and magnificent creatures one could come across during such a canoe safari are buffaloes. The animals occur at the water sources where they visit to quench their thirst and beat the heat. While buffaloes cannot be spotted from a canoe as frequently as most wildlife, sharp eyes may pick them grazing or resting along the banks of a river.

7. Smaller Mammals

Beyond the larger and more iconic species, you may very well get some of the smaller mammals like bushbuck and civet. These guys are much more elusive and require a bit of luck to be spotted, but they add to the rich tapestry of wildlife that you can experience on a canoe safari.

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Smile Travel And Tours gives you a feel of unmatched experiences, like the Zambia canoe safari, which is expertly led through breathtaking landscapes of this land for a real immersion; see how much wildlife and natural beauty they can give in their tailor-made packages.

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Kruger National Park, South Africa.

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Captivating Elegance: A Majestic Leopard's Stroll

A Leopard making its way through the bush in South Africa.

South Africa In the heart of the iconic Sabi Sands Game Reserve, near Umkumbe Bush Lodge, a scene of untamed beauty unfolds as a majestic leopard takes its elegant stride through the lush South African bush. The dappled sunlight filters through the dense foliage, casting a golden hue upon the leopard’s sleek coat, adorned with captivating rosettes. Every movement exudes a sense of purpose and…

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