Kruger National Park - Central Region

The grassland of the Central Region of the Kruger Park is the most rich in wildlife of the four regions with some of the best scenery. Its bounded by the River Sabi in the south and the Olifants River in the north to the Lebombo Mountains which form the boundary with Mozambique.

The area is abundant in zebra, giraffe and wildebeest, plus the usual predators; lion, cheetah and leopard. The extreme south-west of this region provides habitat for rhino, herds of sable, buffalo and eland plus pack of wild dogs.

The best routes for viewing wildlife are between Satara and Nwanetsi and from Satara to the Olifants River.