Kenya: A land where majestic wildlife roams free across stunning savannahs and vibrant cultures thrive. Experience the thrill of safaris, the beauty of pristine beaches, and the warmth of Kenyan hospitality.
July – Oct
Year Round
The Big Five
Kenya is renowned for its stunning landscapes, rich culture, and diverse wildlife. From the sweeping savannas of the Maasai Mara to the towering peaks of Mount Kenya, the country offers an array of natural wonders that captivate the imagination. Visitors can embark on thrilling safaris to witness the “Big Five” in their natural habitats, or explore the heavenly beaches hugging the Indian Ocean.
The warmth and hospitality of Kenyans make every visit unforgettable, as travelers are welcomed with open arms and a friendly “Karibu!”
Whether you’re seeking adventure, relaxation, or a deep cultural experience, Kenya has something to offer everyone. Its blend of natural splendor and cultural richness makes it a destination like no other, inviting all who visit to create memories that will last a lifetime.
Kenya: A land where majestic wildlife roams free across stunning savannahs and vibrant cultures thrive. Experience the thrill of safaris, the beauty of pristine beaches, and the warmth of Kenyan hospitality.
From exciting morning game drives to thrilling night safaris and guided bush walks, we can design your Kruger safari to match your interest. Whether it’s bird-watching, photography, or tracking the Big 5, your Kruger safari experience will be as unique as you are.
The Great Migration
Year-Round
July - October
$400 - $2500
Kenyan Shilling (KES)
Swahili & English
East Africa Time (GMT +3)
582,646 Sq. Km
56 Million
Crafting a unique and personalized travel experience is what we do best. By designing an itinerary that is tailored specifically to your interests, preferences, and desires, we ensure that your journey is one-of-a-kind. From the destinations you dream of exploring to the activities that excite you the most, every detail will be carefully curated to make your trip unforgettable. Just spill your travel fantasies, and we’ll wave our magic wand to bring them to life!
Twelve nights across four destinations in two of Southern Africa’s most iconic regions, thrilling Cape Town and surrounding Winelands, and the wildlife-rich Okavango Delta
Twelve nights across four destinations in two of Southern Africa’s most iconic regions, thrilling Cape Town and surrounding Winelands, and the wildlife-rich Okavango Delta
Kruger is a year-round destination, but it remains seasonal. In other words, the best time to visit the Kruger National Park for a safari depends on your safari interests. Here’s what you can expect to experience through the months of the year.
November to December: The summer months are hot and humid with either continual rains or very typically afternoon thundershowers, which generally clear before the game drives depart. Many newborn animals are around, most notably the impala lambs, which are beautiful but vulnerable to predators.
January to March: These usually are drier months with very hot days. If you’re an avid birder, this is the time to see the beautiful migratory birds. Going on early morning drives with early returns to escape the heat is typical.
April: The vegetation starts changing from a thick, lush green bush to a slightly sparser and browning bush during this autumn season. The temperature starts cooling down at night, but the daytime is still warm. There could be an occasional thunderstorm in the afternoon.
May to June: You can expect cold temperatures at dawn and night during the winter months. Warm clothing is recommended, such as gloves, scarves, beanies and insulated jackets. The vegetation turns brown, and trees start losing leaves. Therefore, this sparser vegetation allows for better wildlife visibility during game drives. During this time, large herds of elephants are very mobile, increasing your chances of spotting them en route!
July to September: Over these months, the bush is very dry. Evening and early mornings are chilly, so layer up for your game drives! Game viewing is fantastic due to excellent visibility, and the wildlife congregates around the scattered watering holes. One of the best moment for Kruger National Park safaris !
September to October: Spring is at the height of the dry season, boasting hot, dry winds and colourless, sparse vegetation. Because the rivers and dams are low, you can see high concentrations of wildlife in these areas, making game viewing excellent. The first rain generally falls towards the end of October, and signs of spring and a new wet season are evident.
Whichever season you choose, our Rhino Africa Travel Experts will ensure you pick the best time to visit Kruger National Park according to your safari expectations.
The cost to visit Kruger National Park can range anything from $500 to $2,500 per person per night, depending on service providers, availability, and seasonality. We also have a selection of curated Kruger National Park tours, starting at $1700, but remember that all our tours can be tailor-made to suit your preferences.
In 2022, a day ticket for international travellers entering Kruger National Park costs anything from $28 per adult, per day and from $14 per child per day.
However, please note that the total cost to visit Kruger National Park depends on several factors, including but not limited to the duration of your trip, the type of accommodation, and the specific location within the reserve.
We always recommend that you stay at least three nights and choose one of the private concessions within the Greater Kruger National Park for a more exclusive Kruger National Park safari experience.
Kruger is a year-round destination, but it remains seasonal. In other words, the best time to visit the Kruger National Park for a safari depends on your safari interests. Here’s what you can expect to experience through the months of the year.
November to December: The summer months are hot and humid with either continual rains or very typically afternoon thundershowers, which generally clear before the game drives depart. Many newborn animals are around, most notably the impala lambs, which are beautiful but vulnerable to predators.
January to March: These usually are drier months with very hot days. If you’re an avid birder, this is the time to see the beautiful migratory birds. Going on early morning drives with early returns to escape the heat is typical.
April: The vegetation starts changing from a thick, lush green bush to a slightly sparser and browning bush during this autumn season. The temperature starts cooling down at night, but the daytime is still warm. There could be an occasional thunderstorm in the afternoon.
May to June: You can expect cold temperatures at dawn and night during the winter months. Warm clothing is recommended, such as gloves, scarves, beanies and insulated jackets. The vegetation turns brown, and trees start losing leaves. Therefore, this sparser vegetation allows for better wildlife visibility during game drives. During this time, large herds of elephants are very mobile, increasing your chances of spotting them en route!
July to September: Over these months, the bush is very dry. Evening and early mornings are chilly, so layer up for your game drives! Game viewing is fantastic due to excellent visibility, and the wildlife congregates around the scattered watering holes. One of the best moment for Kruger National Park safaris !
September to October: Spring is at the height of the dry season, boasting hot, dry winds and colourless, sparse vegetation. Because the rivers and dams are low, you can see high concentrations of wildlife in these areas, making game viewing excellent. The first rain generally falls towards the end of October, and signs of spring and a new wet season are evident.
Whichever season you choose, our Rhino Africa Travel Experts will ensure you pick the best time to visit Kruger National Park according to your safari expectations.
The cost to visit Kruger National Park can range anything from $500 to $2,500 per person per night, depending on service providers, availability, and seasonality. We also have a selection of curated Kruger National Park tours, starting at $1700, but remember that all our tours can be tailor-made to suit your preferences.
In 2022, a day ticket for international travellers entering Kruger National Park costs anything from $28 per adult, per day and from $14 per child per day.
However, please note that the total cost to visit Kruger National Park depends on several factors, including but not limited to the duration of your trip, the type of accommodation, and the specific location within the reserve.
We always recommend that you stay at least three nights and choose one of the private concessions within the Greater Kruger National Park for a more exclusive Kruger National Park safari experience.
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