Friday 8 August 2014

VISIT KRUGER NATIONAL PARK WITH US

The Kruger National Park is famous not only because its diversity of wildlife, but also for its protection record. You can see the renowned Big Five, but you'll also be dazzled by hundreds of birds, ancient trees, great rivers and many more.
Lion
The Kruger National Park should be on everybody's bucket list.
Unless you've been up at dawn, driving out of camp as the morning sun illuminates thousands of impressive spider webs among the bushes, cruising slowly next to the roads hoping for that overnight lion kill, or a leopard draped casually over the branch of a big tree, you've missed one of the world's greatest wildlife experiences.
It's not only about the famed Big five, but many of other animals such as the giraffe – definitely the most elegant of all the wild animals. You'll meet elephants galore – watch out for that tiny baby crossing the road – and herds of buffalo. There are so many different kinds of antelope your head will spin, fat crocodiles sunning themselves on sandbanks, hyenas mooching along, and, if you're very lucky, a pack of wild dogs on the prowl.
Sharing the park with you are over 100 000 impala, 10 000 blue wildebeest, 9 000 kudu, 5 000 warthog (everybody's favorite ugly duckling), 25 000 zebra, 180 cheetah, over 1 000 leopard and 1 500 lions – and that's just the start. You can now start to recognize the natural super-abundance of one of the world's best-loved game parks.
The Kruger National Park enjoys a great year-round sunny climate and offers all kinds of activities, from guided game drives and bush walks with an armed ranger to three-night walking trails in deep wilderness areas.
The Kruger National Park gets over 1.4-million visitors a year, but because it's so big – 352km from north to south, and covering over 1.9-million hectares – you will be shocked at how often you are alone watching game on a 2 500km network of tar and dirt roads.


TRAVEL TIPS 

Book with Mount Zion Tours and Travels, we will take you there. You can book at: www.mountziontours.co.za


TOURS TO DO

A guided sunset tour. You get a glorious view of a spectacular African sunset, see game coming to drink, and then have the excitement of a spotlight night drive


WHAT TO PACK

Comfortable lightweight clothes, plus a warm jacket for winter evenings.  Plenty of sunscreen and a hat, no matter what the season.


WHERE TO STAY

There’s accommodation to suit all budgets, from basic campsites and cottages to spacious family. Book with us, will help you with accommodation options. Book at: www.mountziontours.co.za.


WHAT TO EAT



The camp shops supply of foodstuffs and drinks. Their braai meat is particularly good. If you’re not self-catering, all the bigger camps have restaurants.


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