Bird Lovers Tour in Kruger National Park
Searching and photographing bird species.
Kruger has a list of over 500 species, some of which are not to be found elsewhere in South Africa. This tour is exclusive for bird searching.
Next Tour Dates:
- 1-4 November 2024
- 15-18 November 2024
- 2-5 December 2024
Key aspects of bird life in Kruger National Park
Kruger National Park offers a rewarding experience for bird enthusiasts, combining the thrill of game viewing with the joy of discovering the park’s diverse and captivating bird life.
Migratory Birds
European bee-eaters migrate between their breeding areas in Europe and Asia to their non-breeding areas in sub-Saharan Africa
The park serves as an important wintering ground for many migratory bird species that escape the harsh winters of the northern hemisphere. These migratory birds add to the park’s bird diversity during certain times of the year.
Birds of Prey
The African Fish Eagle is seen as a symbol of power, strength, and freedom.
Kruger National Park is home to a variety of birds of prey, including eagles, hawks, vultures, and owls. These birds play a crucial role in maintaining the park’s ecological balance by controlling rodent populations.
Water-Dependent Species
African Darters spear their prey with their long, sharp bills. After fishing they sit on a perch with open wings to dry
The park’s numerous rivers and water sources attract a wide array of water-dependent bird species. Herons, storks, kingfishers, and various waterfowl can be spotted along the park’s waterways.
Grassland Birds
Secretarybirds prefer open areas that they patrol, looking for prey.
The open grasslands of Kruger National Park provide a habitat for species adapted to this environment. Ostriches, bustards, and various larks are some of the birds commonly found in these areas.
Birding Hotspots
Shipandani Hide is a viewing hide in the daytime, but at night guests can book the hide to sleep over.
Different regions within the park offer unique birding opportunities. Areas along rivers and waterholes are particularly attractive to both birds and birdwatchers. Bird hides and viewpoints are strategically located throughout the park to provide enthusiasts with excellent opportunities to observe and photograph various species.
The Big Six
Southern Ground Hornbill, Martial Eagle, Kori Bustard, Pel’s Fishing Eagle, Saddle-billed Stork, Lappet-faced Vulture.
Avid birders and conservationists often group the most sought-after birds in Kruger as the Big Six. All of them are magnificent in appearance and in behaviour.
What Is Included?
- Specialized bilingual guide
- Private Transport
- Entrance Fees
What Is Excluded?
- Guide Service Fee
- Room Service Fees
- Driver Service Fee
- Any Private Expenses
- Lunch Box
Important Information
What You Need
To Know
At Brom Africa Tours, we are confident that you have selected one of the best adventure tour companies in Africa, and we are committed to proving it. Our tours have been enjoyed by countless individuals from across the globe. By bringing a positive attitude, an open mind, and proper preparation, you can rest assured that your adventure holiday will be an unforgettable experience.
It’s important to keep in mind that you are in Africa, and therefore, standards and services should not be compared to those of first-world countries. You came here to escape from all that and to experience Africa as it truly is. As such, the unexpected is included in your tour, free of charge!
We aim to provide you with as much information about our tours as possible. However, please don’t hesitate to contact us directly if you require additional details about any specific aspect of our services.
To ensure that you comply with the visa requirements for your adventure tour, it’s crucial to note that these regulations vary depending on your nationality. We recommend that you contact the relevant embassies or visa service agencies at least four weeks before departing for your trip to reconfirm the visa requirements. Please be aware that visas are the responsibility of the traveler, and Brom Africa Tours cannot be held liable for any denial of entry due to the lack of proper documentation.
All travelers are required to possess a valid onward or return air ticket, or proof of alternative transportation that enables them to depart the country where the adventure tour ends. Alternatively, you must have sufficient funds (such as a credit card) that allow you to purchase an air ticket to exit the country. If the tour involves re-entry into a country, it’s essential to obtain a multiple-entry visa that permits you to return.
It’s essential to note that visa regulations in Africa are subject to change. As such, we recommend that you contact the embassies of the countries you plan to visit during your Brom Africa Tours for updated information. Please note that arranging visas is not our area of expertise, and as a result, we may not always have the latest information on changing regulations.
It’s important to keep in mind that you are in Africa, and therefore, standards and services should not be compared to those of first-world countries. You came here to escape from all that and to experience Africa as it truly is. As such, the unexpected is included in your tour, free of charge!
We aim to provide you with as much information about our tours as possible. However, please don’t hesitate to contact us directly if you require additional details about any specific aspect of our services.
For your travel convenience, it’s important to ensure that your passport contains enough pages for all required visas and at least two blank pages for each country you plan to visit. We advise that you retrieve your passport from the hotel or backpackers’ safe the night before departure. Additionally, it’s advisable to leave a copy at home or with a trusted friend. You may also consider taking a photo of your passport and its contents and emailing it to yourself. Please note that upon entry to South Africa, at least two clear pages must be available in your passport. Keep this in mind if you plan to fly back from South Africa after completing an adventure tour across multiple African countries.
Please ensure that your passport remains valid for at least six months after your scheduled departure date from Africa.
It is solely your responsibility to ensure that your passport, visas, vaccination certificates, and other travel documents are up-to-date and that you cover all related expenses. We do not recommend using multiple passports to avoid visa payments during your travels, as this may cause complications. For example, when entering Namibia, the immigration official needs to see the South African exit stamp, which must be in the same passport to grant entry.
All travelers are required to possess a valid onward or return air ticket, or proof of alternative transportation that enables them to depart the country where the adventure tour ends. Alternatively, you must have sufficient funds (such as a credit card) that allow you to purchase an air ticket to exit the country. If the tour involves re-entry into a country, it’s essential to obtain a multiple-entry visa that permits you to return.
It’s essential to note that visa regulations in Africa are subject to change. As such, we recommend that you contact the embassies of the countries you plan to visit during your Brom Africa Tours for updated information. Please note that arranging visas is not our area of expertise, and as a result, we may not always have the latest information on changing regulations.
It’s important to keep in mind that you are in Africa, and therefore, standards and services should not be compared to those of first-world countries. You came here to escape from all that and to experience Africa as it truly is. As such, the unexpected is included in your tour, free of charge!
We aim to provide you with as much information about our tours as possible. However, please don’t hesitate to contact us directly if you require additional details about any specific aspect of our services.