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26 March 2024

Kruger National Park Easter Holiday Preparations

South African National Parks (SANParks) has begun welcoming visitors to the Kruger National Park (KNP) for the Easter Holidays. Visitors are urged to observe the rules of the park that are primarily intended to ensure safe and pleasant experiences.

KNP is expecting an increased number of visitors during these holidays as families pursue a relaxed time in nature to refresh and it is a time which coincides with school breaks.

KNP recorded high occupancy rates for both camping and accommodation, confirming the park’s place as a destination of choice for many. Gate quotas will be implemented for day visitors during the Easter Weekend and visitors are advised to book online ahead of their visit. Special attention is also drawn to operational times as it pertains to the gate quotas:

  • Time slot 1: 06.00 to 08:00
  • Time slot 2: 08:00 to 10:00
  • Time slot 3: 10:00 onwards

Plans for increased visibility of both traffic officials and visitor management personnel to monitor speeding, after-hours travelling and general behaviour on the roads are being implemented. Management is urging visitors to cooperate with officials who will be on duty and to report unbecoming behaviour to the gate officials or call the emergency call centre number on the entry permits.

Visitors are urged to plan their trips and allow sufficient time to enjoy the bush, relax and arrive safely at their destination. Visitors are also urged not to temper with road signage such as the removal of road closure signs as such can pose a danger to other motorists who might enter prohibited parts of the park. Usage of roads in prohibited areas will result in the issue of fines. Visitors should consult reception and the gates for updated information on road closures or visit our social media platforms.

Related Park(s): Kruger National Park

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South African National Parks (SANParks)

JP Louw
Head of Communication and Spokesperson

Media Enquiries

Isaac Phaahla
Manager: Communications and Marketing, Kruger National Park