Walking safaris in Kruger National Park

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Walking safaris in Kruger National Park

A walking safari offers a more intimate experience when visiting Kruger National Park in South Africa. Unlike game drives, this adventure allows you to connect with the wilderness on a deeper level, engaging all your senses. The sights, sounds, and smells of the wilderness come alive. Walking safaris in Kruger National Park offer a unique wildlife experience, providing up-close and personal interactions with the country’s animals

Walk on the wild side with us

Enjoy the ultimate walking safari adventure in Kruger with our Greater Kruger Walking Trek packages (4 days or 5 days). Your typical day will start with an early morning wake-up call, followed by coffee and a light breakfast. We then head off on our morning game walk. Taking place in this flat area, the walk is not too strenuous and gives you the opportunity to encounter giraffe, zebra, warthog, and kudu, to mention just a few. You’ll then have a few hours to relax at the camp’s facilities. We then head off on our afternoon and night game drives, which last around 3 to 4 hours. We end our day with dinner at the lodge and coffee or tea around the campfire.

Walking safari, Kruger National Park
Walking safari, Kruger National Park

Reconnect with nature and yourself

Walking through the African bush can be a meditative experience, allowing you to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life while reconnecting with nature and with yourself. It’s a wonderful way to recharge and improve your overall well-being. Walking safaris provide a chance to connect with the natural environment in a more profound and intimate way, while also making you appreciate the inner workings of the ecosystem. It’s an opportunity to witness fascinating wildlife and track animals in their natural habitat. They often take you off the beaten track, allowing for the discovery of hidden gems and the exploration of areas inaccessible to vehicles.

Our guides

Our experienced and knowledgeable guides, who are experts in their field, lead the walking safaris. They provide valuable insights into the animal’s behavior, habitat, and conservation efforts related to the animals you see.

Walking safari, Kruger National Park
Walking safari, Kruger National Park

Important things to remember

Important things to remember when going on walking safaris in Kruger National Park, South Africa:

  • Do proper research about your chosen destination, including the wildlife, landscape, best time to visit, necessary permits or visas, and any health or safety precautions.
  • Ensure that you have comprehensive travel insurance that covers medical emergencies and any specific activities you plan to participate in. Confirm that there is sufficient coverage for walking safaris.
  • Make sure that you are physically fit and able to walk for extended periods of time. If not, make sure to start preparing and improving your fitness level well in advance of the trip.
  • Pack appropriate clothing, taking into account the climate and terrain. Essential items include lightweight, breathable clothing, closed-toe walking shoes, a hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, insect repellent, a water bottle, and a small backpack.
  • Pay close attention to the safety briefings provided by your guides, and follow their instructions at all times. This includes how to behave around wildlife, maintain a safe distance, and handle any potential encounters.
  • Drink plenty of water throughout your walking safari to stay hydrated in the African heat. Also, carry snacks or energy bars to keep your energy levels up.
  • Follow the principle of “Leave No Trace” by disposing of waste properly and refraining from taking anything from the natural surroundings.

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