Wednesday, 5 November 2008

Kruger Park
Possibly one of the most famous attractions in South Africa, for locals and tourists alike, the Kruger National Park offers world class facilities as well as endless opportunities to view and interact with African wildlife, particularly the famous Big Five.
The Kruger park itself was established in 1898, following a twelve year crusade to conserve the Lowveld wildlife by Paul Kruger, from whom the park takes its name.
The Kruger National park spans an impressive 2 million hectares of unspoiled bushveld, archeological and historical sites where early settlers as well as Khoi San peoples camped, their faint traces still evident today.
Activities within this National Park centre around providing the visitor with as up close and personal an experience of the African bushveld as possible with biking, hiking, walking or 4×4 safaris available, all accompanied by armed and trained guides to ensure your safety while you marvel at the diversity of species. Continued