Excitement mounts as visitors enter Kruger National Park

Posted by Anita Froneman on 8 June 2020

SANParks across the country have reopened for self-drive day visitors today [8 June]. Safari enthusiasts are once again able to explore the Kruger National Park.

Read: Kruger National Park reopens for game drives

Many excited safari goers lined up from early this morning to enter the Kruger National Park.

Excited visitors posted on Facebook. ‘Going slowly but we are almost at the gate. Officials going through vehicles. Screening gets done at the gate. Arrived at 5:45 going through booms now, takes about an hour,’ Facebook user Quintin Page said. 

‘The Park will be imposing strict quotas to minimise congestion, therefore guests are encouraged to prebook and pay on-line for day visits,’ SANParks posted on Facebook. The following gates will be open: Malelane, Paul Kruger, Crocodile Bridge, Phabeni, Orpen, Phalaborwa and Punda Maria.

Three time slots for arrival are allocated: Slot 1 is from 6am to 8am, Slot 2 from 8am to 10am and Slot 3 from 10am onwards.

Visitors are also reminded to plan their routes so as not to cross any provincial borders.

Bookings can be made at 012 428 9111 or www.sanparks.org

If you experience any clinical symptoms while in the park, immediately avoid contact with people outside your travel group, keep your mask on, exit the park and seek medical care.

The COVID-19 Emergency hotline is: 0800 029 999 and WhatsApp Support Line: 0600-123456

Read the full regulations here on their Facebook Group.

Image credit: Facebook/SANParks – Kruger National Park 

 






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