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Kruger National Park
Kruger National Park is the largest of all of South Africa's game parks with around 19,000 square kilometres to explore. The park is located in the northeast of the country, at the borders with Mozambique and Zimbabwe, in the provinces of Mpumalanga (southern section) and Limpopo (northern section).
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Kruger National Park Discussions
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Hostel in Kruger National Park
Does anybody know a good hostel to stay in at Kruger National park.We want to do the safari but need to do it on a budget.Thanks ... -
Kruger National Park
, the questions I have is regarding Kruger park and how to do this... Im flying to and from Johannesburg. I have about 3 weeks in SA in total. Exept kruger, I want to spend my time in SA in Cape Town. - how long time is it "normal" to spend in the park? - is it ok to do it solo? Or do i need to find others to do ... -
Family with 4 boys to Kruger National Park
't take children under 12 on safari's, due to the Kruger Park's (SANPark's) regulations. That is something you will have to look into. Further on, in the park itself you won't find any tribal culture. Maybe you can combine visiting Kruger with a visit to villages in one of the adjoining provinces ... - More Kruger National Park Discussions from our Africa and The Middle East Travel Forum
Kruger National Park Blog Entries
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Spring Break
and bright and early we got picked up and made the very long trek out to Kruger National Park. We got ...
Posted in TIA: South Africa by kymack -
SAFARI
morning and spent the entire next day in Kruger National Park! That night, Saturday was also an early ...
Posted in My South African Summer! by JeanDees -
Where the wild things are.
While in town to visit Palabora Mining Company I decided to visit South Africa's largest National Park and drop in on the wildlife. dozens of Elephants, a leopard, a couple of cheetahs, some hippos, but no lion. Oh well can't have it all, but its quite amazing to be only metres from totally wild animals. ...
Posted in Pete's adventures on the SG fellowship by Sarge78 - More Kruger National Park Blog Entries
