Hotels in Kruger National Park, South Africa

Kruger National Park spans nearly 2 million hectares in northeastern South Africa, famous for its Big Five sightings and self-drive safaris. The climate is subtropical: dry winters (May to September) bring cool mornings perfect for spotting elephants and lions on the central Satara loop, while hot, rainy summers (October to April) make the northern Pafuri region lush and ideal for birdwatching near the Luvuvhu River. You can explore the densest game concentrations in the south on guided drives, or hike the wilderness trails in the north for a quieter experience away from the crowds.