Planning a wildlife excursion to the Kruger National Park and don’t know where to stay? We have handpicked some superb accommodation options amidst the fascinating wilderness of this world-renowned game reserve.
Besides a comfortable and safe stay, you may enjoy spectacular natural vistas, forest walks, and even wildlife encounters during your stay at these exclusive properties.
Toro Yaka Bush Lodge
Nestled in the heart of Balule Nature Reserve, a part of the Greater Kruger National Park Ecosystem, Toro Yaka Bush Lodge seems a perfect choice for the ones seeking isolation amidst the beauty of nature. The lodge has six spacious rooms that are wonderfully appointed and feature en-suite bathrooms, air conditioner, mosquito nets, a private deck, and more. Moreover, the owners of the property – Steve and Nicole – are always eager to share their wildlife experiences with guests. Wildlife safaris are arranged on special request.
Kapama River Lodge
This award-winning luxury game lodge is one of the best places for enjoying the wilderness without compromising on luxury. Be it, the large air-conditioned suites with sweeping views of the surrounding Drakensburg Mountains, exclusive spa treatments, and delicious buffet meals served under open-sided thatch, or a magnificent wine cellar stocked with some of the finest wines in South Africa – everything about Kapama River Lodge ensures a classy stay. The location of the property, between the Drakensburg Mountain and the lush Kruger National Park, is impressive as well.
Tinga Lodge
A beautiful location, well-appointed rooms with pleasing amenities, and a cordial staff – these are just a few of the crucial components that make Tinga Lodge a popular accommodation option near the Kruger National Park. Each of the 9 private suites features a plunge pool, a lounge, and a private deck, helping guests to unwind in leisure during their stay. An array of exciting excursions including nature walks, trekking, and wildlife safaris add to the experience. Special assistance is available for the disabled guests.
