Njovu Kruger Game Lodge Nature & Wildlife

Nature & Wildlife

The Njovu Kruger Game lodge is situated 800 meters from the banks of the Crocodile River within 1500 hectares of parkland where the Wildlife is free roaming.
You will get to see Zebra, Giraffe, Wildebeest, Impala, Mongoose, Waterbuck, Warthog, Kudu, Baboons, Vervet Monkeys and an abundance of 300 species of birdlife walking around the Game Lodge. There is an observation point offering unforgettable views of sunrise and sunset across the banks of the Crocodile River.

The Crocodile River teems with Crocodiles and Hippos.You will get to see Elephant and Buffalo at the waters edge. The Lapa & Sala deck is set within the African Bush.
Njovu Kruger Game Lodge is an extremely Private Luxury lodge, where personal service is our trademark.


The Southern sector of the Kruger National Park is part of the original Sabie Game reserve that was proclaimed a Wildlife Reserve in 1898 by the president at the time Paul Kruger. The wildlife is very prolific. The hippo pool with nearby Bushmen paintings is a must for all visitors and is just across the Crocodile River where Njovu Kruger Game Lodge is situated on the opposite side. The majestic Seringa, Marula, tamboti and Wild Olive trees can be seen all over this region White Rhino, Wild Dog and Leopard are common to this area. The Acacia trees provide shelter and food to Giraffe and Elephant, while the Crocodile River provides late afternoon / evening viewing of Elephants, Waterbuck, Impala and the elusive predators while they drink from the river.

Summer temperatures can exceed 40 degrees C but winters are generally very mild. 

The best time to visit the Greater Kruger National Park: Both seasons have different advantages eg: From October to March, when the summer rains have transformed the dry African savannah into a paradise with flowers blossoming everywhere, the park is alive with young antelope and migratory birds. In the winter months the water is scarce and the animals are easier to spot, especially at all of the water holes and riverbeds. Winter is the most popular season out of the two.