Wie kommt man von Johannesburg in den Krüger Nationalpark?
Es werden täglich drei Füge vom Flughafen Johannesburg zu vielen der privaten Lodges angeboten. Dies ist der schnellste und komfortabelste Weg, um zum Krüger Nationalpark zu gelangen. Die Flugzeit beträgt ungefähr 90 Minuten und Sie werden direkt zur jeweiligen Landebahn Ihrer gewünschten Lodge geflogen.
Was macht man im Kruger National Park?
Der Kruger-Park bietet 147 Säugetierarten Schutz. Im Krügerpark können Sie die berühmten Big 5 – Elefant, Leopard, Nashorn, Büffel und Löwe bewundern. Weiter finden Sie im Krügerpark über 500 Vogel-, 114 Reptilien-, 49 Fisch- und 34 Amphibienarten vor.
Wie groß ist der Kruger National Park?
19.485 km²
Kruger-Nationalpark/Fläche
Is it safe to visit the Kruger National Park?
– Visiting the Kruger National Park and going on safari with an open safari vehicle is one of the safest ways to view animals in their natural habitat. Field Guides are trained and knows the Kruger Park very well. They are also trained to read animal behavior in order to avoid accidents.
What is the history of Kruger National Park?
History of the park. The Kruger National Park was first established by the President of the Transvaal, Paul Kruger, in 1898. Realising that the Lowveld animals needed to be protected, the area between the Sabie and Crocodile Rivers was set aside for restricted hunting in 1884. Kruger’s revolutionary plan only fully came to fruition in 1898 when the Sabie Game Reserve was established (later to be renamed the Kruger National Park ).
What to pack for a Kruger Park Safari?
Make sure you pack the right clothes on your Kruger National Park Safari, light cotton in light tones which is always best in our South African hot climate. Some long sleeved shirts and trousers for bush walks and to keep you warm during the more chilly Winter nights.
Is Kruger National Park malaria free?
No. The entire Kruger Park area is considered Malaria risk. There are some wonderful private game reserves in Gauteng and the Eastern Cape that are Malaria risk free such as Madikwe and Shamwari . These reserves are not only home to the Big Five but also many other great animal species – perfect for a malaria-free safari.