Sunday 3rd February - Sunday 17th February 2008

The amazing Kruger National Park

Imagine a place that has recorded over 500 species of birds and 150 types of mammal, all set within some of the most stunning scenery anywhere in the world. That place is the amazing Kruger, South Africa’s largest National Park.

Amongst the 2 million hectares of grassland, scrub and savannah you can find all the most wanted animals the continent has to offer. From Aardvark to Zebra, Lions to Leopards, Hunting Dogs to Hippos this park has it all. Needless to say, the birds are special too! A mouth-watering selection of absolutely beautiful, endemic and local specialities await us, such as Blue Crane, Denham’s Bustard, Bronze-winged Courser, Martial Eagle, Knysna Turaco and Gurney’s Sugarbird amongst many other possibilities. We will also broaden our options by visiting some selected sites in the Drakensburg Mountains and the Blyde River Canyon, thus ensuring a spectacularly extensive coverage of the wildlife in this beautiful corner of Africa!