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Two of South Africa’s Provinces Mpumalanga and the Limpopo are the home of the world famous Kruger National Park. The Kruger National Park was established in 1898, a national treasure, the crown jewel of the South African Parks Board, best-stocked and preserved. It covers 21,000 sq km of lowveld, about the size of Wales and approximately a million visitors in about 250 000 cars enter its gates annually to get a glimpse at the 320 000 wild animals in the park.

To view live images of game in the Kruger National Park and its surrounds visit our Webcam Gallery.

Kruger owes its pride to the unsurpassed variety of game, from the Big 5 which is the Lion, Elephant, Rhino, Leopard and Buffalo, to hippo’s, cheetahs, hyenas, wilddogs, warthogs and it also has a large variety of bird life. The Kruger and Greater Kruger Park offer the very best Safari Africa has to offer. Enter at Crocodile Bridge and Malelane gates in the South, Numbi, Paul Kruger, Orpen, Phalaborwa in the East and finally Punda Maria and Pafuri gates in the North. For things to do in the Kruger Park see Kruger Park Activities.

The summer months, October to February, can be hot, while the winter months are cold at night but pleasant and mild during the day. Kruger National Park Rentals offers a wide range of accommodation spanning all budgets, see accommodation by Kruger Park Map. Accommodation options in the main rest camps vary from chalets, cottages, bungalows, tents, camp sites, bush lodges to private luxury safari lodges. The speed limit in the park is 50 km/h on the tar, and 40 km/h on gravel roads. Petrol stations at all gates, except Paul Kruger and Malelane gates. All camps have set opening 04:30/05:30 and closing times from 1730 to 1830, late entry escorts are available for certain camps until 21:00pm. See Gate travelling times