This is what makes a Kruger Park Safari special

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This is what makes a Kruger Park Safari special
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• The Kruger National Park is 19 485 square
  kilometres large, and its difficult to imagine
  that in such an enormous space you can still have
  close encounters with a number of wild animals.
  Your chances of seeing various species of
  antelope, the Big 5, and a vast array of other
  animals, are surprisingly fair. However, if you
  choose to go on a Kruger Park Safari, you will
  have a much greater opportunity to come across
  the rarest creatures in the reserve.
• The Kruger Park tour guides are incredibly
  knowledgeable about where different animals
  choose to hide, what their behaviour and daily
  routines are, where they are most likely to be at
  specific times of day, as well as having contact
  with other guides to find out where the action is
  (such as a kill in progress). They are also
  highly experienced trackers, and will be able to
  detect the movements of different animals and
  ensure you view as many as possible.

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• Your Kruger Park tour can depart the camp well
  before sunrise. This is so that you can spot
  nocturnal animals such as leopards and hyenas.
  You will also visit watering holes at the time
  when most animals are expected to come for a
  drink or a swim. There will be opportunities for
  evening safaris too, where you will not only see
  the night life, but also the vast expanse of sky
  and stars you would never observe in the city.
• Kruger Park safari can be tailor-made for group
  tours, such as arranging for an entirely
  different experience if you are a keen group of
  photographers. You may also choose to go off the
  beaten track on foot, to track animals you would
  never pass in the road. It is completely safe,
  with armed guards who have years of experience
  and a keen eye for spotting animals from far
  away, as well as being experts in animal
  behaviour.

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• Going on an African safari is a
  once-in-a-lifetime bucket list item that few
  people have the privilege of experiencing. There
  are vast distances to explore, and a number of
  different terrains, ranging from dense green bush
  to open, sandy flats. Each of these environments
  are home to different types of animals and you
  will have the opportunity to get close to many of
  them.
• Your guide will be able to tell you about the
  animals you come across, as well as the different
  plants along the way. Bring your camera, some
  sunscreen, and binoculars. Remember to look up
  too there are 517 species of birds to look out
  for. With so much to see and experience, a
  Kruger Park safari promises to be an
  unforgettable holiday.