Kragga Kamma Game Park

Kragga Kamma Game Park is a lush coastal area featuring forests and grasslands that serve as a natural habitat for vast herds of African game, including white rhinos, buffalos, cheetahs, giraffes, zebras, nyalas, bonteboks, lechwes, and many other species. The animals roam freely and unrestricted in their natural surroundings within this owner-operated and animal-friendly park, where no hunting or other disturbance of the game is permitted. This ensures that visitors always get close-up views and great photo opportunities.

The park offers various accommodation options, including thatched lodges with two double bedrooms, a lounge, kitchen, and undercover barbecue area, fully equipped for self-catering with ample space and extra sleeper couches for children. Chalets feature large downstairs en-suite bedrooms with additional upstairs sleeping areas and barbecues. Log cabins have one en-suite bedroom with a sleeper couch for children, a fully equipped kitchen, and a private barbecue area. Luxury Safari Tents provide a real bush camp experience, fully furnished with two single beds, a fully equipped kitchen for self-catering, an en-suite bathroom, and a private barbecue area.

Visitors can take a drive in their own vehicles through the park on well-maintained roads, with no need for 4x4 vehicles, allowing for comfortable game viewing in any weather conditions. For a more immersive experience, guided tours are offered in open Land Rovers, where professional guides provide interesting information about the animals and the historical background of the area.

The park is home to a resident jackal buzzard, and other species such as fish eagles, yellow-billed kites, and sparrow hawks frequent the area. Knysna loeries are plentiful, and more than 200 species of wild birds and waterfowl have been documented. Good birding opportunities are available on the treetop boardwalk and the many waterholes.

In addition to game drives and self-drive game viewing, the game park offers tame cheetah interactions. Stunning new accommodation overlooking areas frequently visited by the giraffe herd has been developed, consisting of three bedrooms (one king, one queen, and two single beds), a fireplace, and an undercover barbecue area.