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About South Africa
South Africa is a very large country so why waste any of your valuable holiday time finding your way around? We have the experience and associations in South Africa to let you enjoy the experience without wasting any time or money on doing things that you would not have chosen yourself as you would with a typical package tour.
By choosing and organising your own itinerary you can ensure every moment you spend is South Africa is extra special.
About the Kruger National Park
The Kruger National Park is an enormous nature reserve stretching three hundred and fifty kilometres along the Mozambican border and being sixty kilometres wide on average. On general most of the park exists out of plat grass and bush covered plains. Better known in South Africa as the savanna or bosveld. The border with Moçambique is clear because of the always present Lebombo mountain range that forms a natural barrier. There are a number of rivers flowing from east to west within the park. Being the Limpopo, Luvuvhu, Shingwedzi, Letaba, Olifants, Timbavati, Sabie and Crocodile river from north to south. There are seven entrances to the Kruger National Park. Or gates as they are usually called. Malelane and Crocodile Bridge in the south. The best reachable from Johannesburg the Numbi Gate and Paul Kruger Gate. There are also Orpen, close to Blyde River, Phalaborwa, Punda Maria and Pafuri more north. |
