Reptiles of the Kruger National Park

Blue Headed Agama in Lower Sabie camp in the Kruger National ParkBlue Headed Agama in Lower Sabie camp

Here is a gallery of some of the reptile photographs that we, the authors of the Photographer's Guide to the Greater Kruger National Park, have captured on our many visits to the world-famous Kruger National Park. 

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Crocodile image taken at Shingwedzi Low level bridge in the Kruger National ParkCrocodile image taken at Shingwedzi Low level bridge
Rock Monitor in Letaba rest camp in the Kruger National ParkRock Monitor in Letaba rest camp
African rock Python in Shimuwini Bush CampAfrican rock Python in Shimuwini Bush Camp
Banded Rubber Frogs laying eggs near Berg en DalBanded Rubber Frogs laying eggs near Berg en Dal
Crocodile hunting queleas at N'wanetsi bridge near Satara.Crocodile hunting queleas.
Crocodile hunting queleas at N'wanetsi bridge near Satara in Kruger park.Crocodile hunting queleas at N'wanetsi bridge near Satara camp.
Tree Agama catching his lunch at Lake panic hide in the Kruger National ParkTree Agama catching his lunch at Lake panic hide
African rock python taken in Shimuwini campAfrican Rock Python taken in Shimuwini camp
Crocs eating Giraffe in the Olifants River in the Kruger National ParkCrocs eating Giraffe in the Olifants River
Crocodile with impala kill in Luvuvhu River at PafuriCrocodile with impala kill in Luvuvhu River at Pafuri
Crocodiles eating hippo in Letaba RiverCrocodiles eating hippo in Letaba River
Gecko with grasshopper image taken at our bungalow in the Kruger National ParkGecko with grasshopper taken at our bungalow
Western Yellow Bellied Sand Snake taken in KrugerWestern Yellow Bellied Sand Snake taken in Kruger
Baby Tortoise image taken in campBaby Tortoise image taken in camp

A Kruger Park safari is so much more than just seeing and photographing the big-five animals. Reptiles provide ideal subjects that can provide wonderful photography opportunities, so if you struggle to find and capture good reptile images on your safaris then this eBook is for you!

We have been visiting the Kruger Park for more than twenty years and capturing reptile images, such as crocodile kills, can be challenging.

In this eBook we provide all our tips and techniques on our favorite reptile spots and how to best photograph them. 

Should you wish to get the eBook, click on the book cover above, then click 'Add to Cart' where you'll see a button called 'Add Promo Code'. Click on it then add the word K2K and the 33% discount will be automatically applied. This code is valid until the end of the month, so don't delay!

"Planning a Kruger trip? A new guide by pro photographers holds the key to good pictures. 

Learn from the folks who spent 517 days in the park and make your photos sing!" 

- Romi Boom, Editor of Wildcard Magazine, South Africa

A Young Rock Monitor at Orpen camp in the Kruger National ParkA Young Rock Monitor at Orpen camp
Spotted Bush snake taken at Ntandanyathi hide on the S28 between Croc Bridge and Lower Sabie camps in the Kruger National ParkSpotted Bush snake taken at Ntandanyathi hide on the S28
Crocodile chasing water monitor that was trying to steal the crocodile's eggs.Crocodile chasing water monitor that was trying to steal the crocodile's eggs at Sweni hide.
Chameleon crossing road in the Kruger National ParkChameleon crossing road
Terrapin found leading his pondTerrapin found leading his pond
Tree agama taken in camp in the Kruger ParkTree agama taken in camp
Puff Adder in the road in the KrugerPuff Adder in the road in the Kruger
Water monitor at Sunset DamWater monitor at Sunset Dam

The majority of these reptiles of the Kruger National Park photographs were captured on self-drive safaris, on normal tourist roads, or inside camps, when we were on our vacations, which are anything from a few days over a long weekend, to annual holidays of 14-17 days duration. 

Should you wish to get the eBook, click on the book cover above, then click 'Add to Cart' where you'll see a button called 'Add Promo Code' - click on it then add the word K2K and the 33% discount will be automatically applied. This code is valid until the end of the month, so don't delay!

"...the majority of images are really impressive, each chosen for a practical reason, sometimes annotated to stress a point.

The authors clearly know what they are doing. For decades they have mapped their sightings, and in explaining how they achieved their images, they’re sharing invaluable tips on understanding wildlife behavior, reading the signs and getting yourself in the best position for the shot. 
There is a phenomenal wealth of information here; real substance."

- Craig Rix, Editor,Travel Africa Magazine, UK

Spotted bush snake image taken in Croc Bridge camp in the Kruger National ParkSpotted bush snake image taken in Croc Bridge camp
Frog found at Skukuza pond in the Kruger National ParkFrog found at Skukuza pond
Crocodile catching fish at Biyamiti Weir in the Kruger National ParkCrocodile catching fish at Biyamiti Weir
Side striped sand snake image taken in Pretoriuskop camp in the Kruger National ParkSide striped sand snake image taken in Pretoriuskop
Boom slang found in camp in the Kruger National ParkBoom slang found in camp
Rock monitor at SataraRock monitor at Satara
Cartoon image Crocodile and Impala miss at Sweni Hide in the Kruger National ParkCartoon image of Crocodile and Impala photographic miss at Sweni Hide
Boom slang found in camp in the Kruger National ParkBoom slang found in camp

Should you wish to get the eBook, click on the above book cover, then click 'Add to Cart' where you'll see a button called 'Add Promo Code'. Click on it then add the word K2K and the 33% discount will be automatically applied. This code is valid until the end of the month, so don't delay!

"This is an indispensable guide to getting the best out of Kruger, camera in hand or not!”

Caroline Webb, Associate Editor, Getaway Magazine, South Africa

Young crocodile and Terrapin near OlifantsYoung croc and Terrapin near Olifants
Young Leopard TortoiseYoung Leopard Tortoise
Image of Gecko with grasshopper taken in the Kruger National ParkImage of Gecko with grasshopper
African Rock Python in the Kruger National ParkAfrican Rock Python
Spotted Bush Snake in the Kruger National ParkSpotted Bush Snake
Crocodile killed an impala in the Pafuri area in the Kruger National ParkCrocodile killed an Impala in the Pafuri area
Crocodile kill in the Luvuvhu river in the Kruger National ParkCrocodile kill in the Luvuvhu river
Crocodile kill in the Luvuvhu river in the Northern Kruger National ParkCrocodile kill in the Luvuvhu river
Crocodile eating Impala in Pafuri area in the Kruger National ParkCrocodile eating Impala in the Pafuri area

Flap neck Chameleon image taken in Olifants camp in the Kruger National ParkFlap neck Chameleon image taken in Olifants camp
Chameleon catching grasshopper in Olifants camp in the Kruger National ParkChameleon catching grasshopper Olifants camp

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