Kruger National Park - Far North Region

The Far Northern region of the Kruger National Park extends south from the Limpopo River, the boundary between Zimbabwe and South Africa, to the Tropic of Capricorn.

Herds of Nyala, Sable, Roan and Eland buck are regularly seen. Buffalo and Elephant are plentiful while predators like lion, cheetah and leopard are often encountered.

Game viewing is best along the river systems in the region.

Dominated by Mopane trees, this large area is mostly arid and flat however near Punda Maria, higher localized rainfall gives rise to dense Mopane groves.

North of Punda Maria are craggy sandstone hills and giant Baobab trees.