The Kruger National Park is the largest world renowned wildlife Reserve in Africa.

It stretches over 2 million hectares of land and is a Transfrontier Park which has the objective of removing fences between political boarders to allow the free movement of animals, ensuring sufficient water and food sources for animals and safeguarding animal migration patterns.

The Kruger is home to over 500 bird, 100 reptile and 140 mammal species.  It is also home to 46% of the world’s population of the endangered black and white rhinos. The highly skilled anti-poaching unit and local communities have implemented measures to conserve and protect the wildlife while promoting sustainable tourism