Spanning nearly 20,000 km² across Mpumalanga and Limpopo provinces, Kruger National Park is one of Africa’s most iconic wildlife reserves — and a cornerstone of every Mangovo safari. It’s a place where lion prides roam free, elephant herds graze open savannas, and over 500 bird species fill the sky. Whether it’s your first visit or your fifth, Kruger never stops surprising.
At Mangovo Safaris, we’re privileged to explore this natural wonder daily — sharing its beauty, biodiversity, and unforgettable moments with our guests through intimate, guided safaris.
Dry Season (May–September): Best for big game sightings, as animals gather at water sources and vegetation is sparse. Cooler mornings and mild days.
Green Season (October–March): Excellent for birding, newborn wildlife, and dramatic skies. Expect lush scenery and afternoon thunderstorms.
Best of Both: November is a magical in-between month — great for birders, photographers, and wildlife lovers.
South African Citizens & Residents: R134 per adult | R67 per child
SADC Nationals: R275 per adult | R137 per child
International Visitors: R602 per adult | R300 per child
Fees include daily conservation levy. Prices may change seasonally.
We offer a full range of safari options into Kruger, departing daily from Hazyview and entering through the Phabeni and Numbi Gates — ideal for access to some of Kruger’s most wildlife-rich regions.
All safaris include a certified guide, open vehicle, bottled water, and conservation fees.
Kruger is more than a wildlife destination — it’s a model for conservation, community involvement, and ecotourism. Through SANParks and local partnerships, Kruger supports anti-poaching efforts, research initiatives, and sustainable tourism that benefits the region.
At Mangovo Safaris, we contribute to this mission by guiding respectfully, educating our guests, and operating in partnership with local accommodation and service providers.
Let us help you plan a safari that fits your schedule, interests, and dreams. From spotting rare birds to tracking lions and sharing stories under the African sky — this is the kind of safari that stays with you.