Kruger National Park Gates
There is not one, but eleven Kruger National Park gates. You must enter the park through one of them. Most of the gates are in the south-west of the park because this is the direction that most people are travelling from to get to the game reserve. |
| Rest Camp | Gate |
| Balule | Phalaborwa or Giriyondo |
| Bateleur | Punda Maria or Giriyondo |
| Berg-En-Dal | Malelane |
| Biyamiti | Malelane or Crocodile Bridge |
| Boulders | Phalaborwa or Giriyondo |
| Crocodile Bridge | Crocodile Bridge |
| Letaba | Phalaborwa or Giriyondo |
| Lower Sabie | Crocodile Bridge or Paul Kruger |
| Malelane | Malelane |
| Maroela | Orpen |
| Mopani | Phalaborwa or Giriyondo |
| Olifants | Phalaborwa or Giriyondo |
| Orpen | Orpen |
| Pretoriuskop | Numbi |
| Punda Maria | Punda Maria |
| Roodewal | Orpen, Phalaborwa or Giriyondo |
| Satara | Orpen |
| Shimuwini | Phalaborwa or Giriyondo |
| Shingwedzi | Punda Maria or Giriyondo |
| Sirheni | Punda Maria |
| Skukuza | Paul Kruger or Phabeni |
| Talamati | Orpen |
| Tamboti | Orpen |
| Tsendze | Phalaborwa or Giriyondo |
When you arrive at one of the Kruger Park gates, you must pay the game reserve entrance fee. The gates open at variable times depending on the season.
If you enter via the Giriyondo and Pafuri Border gates, you will have come from the Limpopo National Park in Mozambique which adjoins Kruger National Park.
Each of the gates has its own design. Here is the Orpen gate:
Return from Kruger National Park Gates to Kruger National Park