Kruger National Park 360° Virtual Tours
How To Watch 360° Videos & Photographs Using Any Device
The Kruger National Park map below indicates the particular location of each of the 360° videos and live webcams available. Click on the 
or 
icons on the map to watch or scroll down on this page to see them all listed.
An Eventful Guided Safari in Southern KrugerThis 6 hour game drive from Crocodile Bridge gate delivered lion sightings on three different occasions (including the Vurhami Pride), and a cheetah in the distance. Lots of plains game too, notably a very large herd of buffalo on the S28 road.
Malelane Gate Self Drive SafariThe Kruger National Park is one of the best places in Africa to cost effectively and successfully go on a self drive safari, as this 360° video illustrates. Two leopards seen within an hour of entering Malelane Gate.
Guided Safari In Skukuza and Lower Sabie AreasThis turned out to be a very good drive with lots of wildlife being spotted in the Southern part of the Kruger National Park, which has a high density of various animal and bird species.
Kruger National Park Live Webcams
View the map to find the exact location of each live webcam by finding the icons.
Djuma Live Webcam At Gowrie DamSituated in the world famous Sabie Sands game reserve which forms part of the greater Kruger National Park ecosystem, this live waterhole webcam is the first and oldest in Africa.
Launched in 1998, it's manned by volunteers who pan and zoom the camera manually to highlight any wildlife that might be drinking at the dam.
Nkorho Bush Lodge Live WebcamDue to the fact that this cam has infrared capability, it's one of the best for nocturnal animal sightings.
Also based in the Sabie Sands game reserve which has no fences between it and the neighboring Kruger National Park.
Rosie's Pan Live WebcamThis solar powered webcam is situated at a secluded waterhole near the Naledi Game Lodge in the Balule Game Reserve, which adjoins the Kruger National Park in the east.
It provides the opportunity to see a wide variety of animal species, particularly elephant, giraffe and antelope. And African predators have also been known to visit on occasion.
Olifants River Live WebcamOne of the few cams set on the banks of an African river, it provides the opportunity to experience the sights and sounds of the Olifants river ecosystem in real time.
Crocodiles and hippos are regularly seen along with a variety of other animal and bird species.
Kruger Shalati Live WebcamThe Kruger Shalati is a train on a bridge over the Sabie River in the Kruger National Park that has been converted into luxury accommodation.
There are three live streams from the bridge and the surrounding areas with webcams strategically placed to optimise wildlife sightings.
Greater Kruger National Park Lodges
View the map to find the exact location of each lodge by clicking on the icon.
Kirkman’s Kamp
&Beyond's Kirkman’s Kamp is located in the world famous Sabie Sands Nature Reserve and contains 12 guest cottages, each with a private veranda.
Tintswalo Safari Lodge
You will find the Tintswalo Safari Lodge in the Manyeleti Nature Reserve and it offers six Explorer Suites, as well as the large Baines Presidential Suite, and the 2-bedroom Grant Family Suite.
Kruger National Park
Accommodation - Lodges & Rest Camps
The Kruger National Park has 12 main rest camps, 5 bushveld camps, 2 bush lodges and 4 satellite camps, so you are spoilt for accommodation choice when visiting there.
The greater Kruger Park area, which consists of privately run game reserves that lie next to the publicly managed Kruger National Park (with no fences separating them), also contain a large number of lodges.
Sabi Sands : 24 lodges
Timbavati : 18 lodges and 4 self catering camps
Klaserie : 16 lodges and 5 self catering camps
Balule : 19 lodges and 9 self catering camps
Malaria
The park is situated within a malaria area so it's recommended that any visitors take anti-malaria medication.
Consult your medical professional about the correct medication for your situation.
Wildlife Sightings
The southern part of the Kruger National Park has a higher density of plains game and predators than the north, so you might see more game on a regular basis there.
That being said, you will still have excellent wildlife and bird sighting even in the northern parts of Kruger.
To get a better idea of what has being seen where, visit the Kruger Sightings Facebook page...
Flights - Skukuza & KMIA Airports
There is an airport situated inside the Kruger National Park itself near Skukuza rest camp, but it's not big enough to allow international flights.
So to get there you would need to take a connecting flight from one of the international airports in South Africa, like O.R. Tambo in Johannesburg or Cape Town International.
The Kruger Mpumalanga International Airport (KMIA) is based just outside Nelspruit and can accommodate international flights. It's a 45 minute drive to the nearest Kruger gate at Malelane.
Kruger National Park Weather
Being in a summer rainfall area means you can expect higher precipitation in the park during the months of September to March.
Summer (October to February) temperatures are regularly above 30° C and in winter (April to August) they rarely dip to below 10°.
Guided vs Self Drive Safari
These are the two kinds of safaris that can be undertaken in the Kruger National Park, both with their own inherent advantages and disadvantages.
Guided Safari Advantages: You benefit from the guides local knowleadge and the safari company takes care of all the logistics for you. Disadvantages: Higher cost.
Self Drive Safari Advantages: Lower cost and you have autonomy to make your own decisions and set your own pace. Disadvantages: You have to plan and execute all the logistics yourself.