Code of Conduct

•   To ensure a pleasant and successful trip through the Kruger National Park it is essential that you adhere strictly to the regulations which are intended for your protection and enjoyment. The feeding of animals is considered to be a serious offence.
•   Rules and Other Useful Information

•   Visitors must remain in their vehicles unless in a designated area.
•   The maximum speed limit is 50 kph on tar roads and 40 kph on gravel roads. Please note that not all roads are accessible to caravans.
•   General rules of the road apply within the Kruger National Park.
•   Gate times must be strictly adhered to and late comers will be subject to a fine.
•   Overnight visitors are only allowed to stay at a booked and recognised overnight facility and must report to reception before occupying accommodation or camping.
•   All accommodation and camping sites may be occupied from 12:00 am on the day of arrival and vacated by 09:00 am on the day pf departure. Requests for late departure may be made to the duty manager.
•   Vehicles must remain on the designated roads at all times.
•   To avoid any unpleasant encounters with snakes, spiders and scorpions; ask for the relevant information at reception.
•   The Kruger National Park is a malaria zone so ask your doctor about the necessary precautions.
•   To take full advantage of your stay ask for a list of activities for each camp at reception.
•   To ensure that you see all the animals you want, have a look at the spotting board in the various receptions to track the latest game spotting.

Strictly Prohibited

•   Traveling between gates after closing is strictly prohibited.
•   The use of cell phones is permitted only in camps, gates and in cases of emergency.
•   Use of roller skates, skateboards, bicycles and motorbikes is prohibited.

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