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It is Africa's oldest park and it measures just under 20,000 km² and is located in the Transvaal on the borders with Mozambique and Zimbabwe.
Kruger National Park is Africa's oldest park. The first protected area on the site of today's park was declared in 1896 as a "government wildlife park" later known as the Sabie Reserve.
It was declared in 1902 and today it is the most visited and best known natural attraction in South Africa. It is named after the Boer politician Paul Kruger.
Kruger National Park measures just under 20,000 km² and is located in the Transvaal on the borders with Mozambique and Zimbabwe. It is 350 km from the Crocodile River in the south to Limpopo in the north, it has 2400 km of roads and 24 campsites where you can spend the night. About 3,000 visitors come here daily during the season, most of whom also stay here.
