Kruger National Park Area
 Since
the park was first opened in 1898, it has grown into one of the best for game
viewing in the world. 1863Km of road winds through the park, 697km of which
are tarred. Driving is allowed between sunrise and sunset. There are many fenced
rest camps for overnight stays and the park offers night drives. The best time
for game viewing is during the dry winters when the foliage is low and the trees
are bare. While the 'Big 5' – lion, elephant, leopard, rhino and buffalo, are
the biggest attractions, there are 114 species of reptiles, 507 species of bird
and at least 140 other mammals to be seen.
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National Park Safaris
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Nelspruit is an easy-going city with a reputation for sweep-you-off-your-feet friendliness. Easily accessible to the Kruger Park, Swaziland and Mozambique.
Backpacker hostels in Nelspruit
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Graskop means a ‘Grassy Hill’ and it is an apt description of this little forestry town on the Panorama Route. It’s a 10 minute drive to God’s Window, 30 minutes to Pilgrim’s Rest and an hour to the Kruger Park. Adventurers can do the Graskop Gorge Swing, abseil, go white water rafting and mountain biking.
Backpacker hostels in Graskop
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 Hoedspruit is on the western border of the Kruger Park near the Orpen Gate. It is close to the Timbavati private nature reserve that is famous for its white lions. Visit the Hoedspruit Endangered Species Foundation to see the work they are doing on their cheetah breeding project.
Backpacker hostels in Hoedspruit
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Kruger Park area
