- HUNTERS AND PREY
The chance to see predators on the hunt on a night safari
Far from being a period of quiet, the Kruger National Park bushveld at night is a very busy place indeed.
After the sun has set, the predators go about their business of hunting and, aided by powerful spotlights, you have a good chance of seeing lions stalking their prey. Or a leopard, silently using the cover of night. Or a group of hyena, hunting and scavenging.
- MYSTERIOUS NIGHT ANIMALS
The shy and elusive nocturnal creatures come out
The African night is also full of mysterious animals that you never see by the light of day… owls, bush babies, aardvarks, genets, nightjars, porcupines, and many others.
And although you see them during the daylight, the sight of elephants trudging silently through the moonlight or hippos on their long walkabouts foraging far from the riverbanks is unforgettable.
- THE SOUND OF AN AFRICAN NIGHT
The sound of the night is breathtaking
The choir of sounds you hear at night in the Kruger National Park bush is a chorus of frogs, birds, and mammals. The iconic lion’s roar or hyena’s whooping call often reverberate across the bush. And little sounds as perilous in the dark as the deep, guttural rasping sound made by a leopard.
And look up! With no light pollution around, the brilliant display of Southern Hemisphere stars are as wild and captivating as the animals that inhabit Kruger below them.
What's Included
3 hour Kruger night safari
Rates
Starting at R490 per person
Excludes entrance fees
No children under 6 years old
