South African National Parks
Admin
· 45 Min. ·
⚠️Kruger Roads Update⚠️
The Sabie River Low water Bridge is now open.
The Sand River Bridge remains closed.
Updates will be posted as received.

Gruß Gina

ein wenig Werbung für meine Landsleute

KNP set to welcome the Palace Orchestra
The Viennese Schönbrunn Palace Orchestra will visit the Kruger National Park as part of their South African Tour for Conservation in March.
lowvelder.co.za/8148...mnGgpLiwbFaFyMBZ1eL0

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Oooooch, hab mich schon gefreut.... Aber wir sind erst ab dem 21.03. in Skukuza

Makra schrieb:
Na vielleicht kreuzen sich eure Wege ja an anderer Stelle?

März/April 2023 Südafrika Tournee
18. März 2023 16h - Maputo City Hall, Mosambik
Jenifer Lary (Sopran) & Schloss Schönbrunn Orchester Wien
19. März 2023 16h - Kilima Sanctuary, Machangulo Peninsula, Mosambik
Jenifer Lary (Sopran) & Schloss Schönbrunn Orchester Wien
20. März 2023 17h - Skukuza Golf Club, Kruger Nationalpark, Südafrika
Jenifer Lary (Sopran) & Schloss Schönbrunn Orchester Wien
21. März 2023 18h - Mdluli Safari Lodge, Kruger Nationalpark, Südafrika
Jenifer Lary (Sopran) & Schloss Schönbrunn Orchester Wien
28. März 2023 Underberg, KwaZulu-Natal, Südafrika
Jenifer Lary (Sopran) & Schloss Schönbrunn Orchester Wien
1.April 2023 KKNK Civic Centre, Oudtshoorn, Western Cape, Südafrika
Jenifer Lary (Sopran) & Schloss Schönbrunn Orchester Wien
2.April 2023 KKNK Day Event, Oudtshoorn, Western Cape, Südafrika
Jenifer Lary (Sopran) & Schloss Schönbrunn Orchester Wien
4.April 2023 16h - Vida Nova Retreat, Hout Bay, Western Cape, Südafrika
Jenifer Lary (Sopran) & Schloss Schönbrunn Orchester Wien
5.April 2023 18h - Rhebokskloof Dinner Event
Paarl, Western Cape, Südafrika
Jenifer Lary (Sopran) & Schloss Schönbrunn Orchester Wien
8.April 2023 16h - Rhebokskloof Day Concert
Paarl, Western Cape, Südafrika
Jenifer Lary (Sopran) & Schloss Schönbrunn Orchester Wien
www.schoenbrunnorche...om/konzerte/termine/

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KNP Camps Remain Open For Tourists As SANParks Monitors Tropical Storm Freddy
24 February 2023

South African National Parks (SANParks) today announced that they are closely monitoring the path of cyclone Freddy and relying on updates from the South African Weather Service, which has warned that parts of Limpopo and Mpumalanga might be affected. All camps in the Kruger National Park (KNP) with the exception of Biyamiti Bush Camp are open; however, visitors to facilities that may be affected like Nyalaland Trails camp, Sirheni, Shimuwini and Bateleur Bush camps will be informed of the possible pending storm and that they may be asked to evacuate in case the cyclone situation advances.

The Managing Executive of the KNP, Oscar Mthimkhulu said "indications are that parts of the far North of the park might be affected and we have already activated our disaster management plans. Meanwhile, we have been fortunate in the South of the park and used the drying-up time to clear debris from several impassable bridges. The bridge at Lower Sabie Rest Camp is now open and guests travelling to or from Tshokwane/Satara can safely pass through. The low water bridge over the Sabie River in Skukuza is also open for those travelling to and from the Skukuza Airport," said Mthimkhulu.

Gravel roads in the south remain closed; it is hoped that the weather will be favourable enough for the road maintenance teams to attend to the closed roads going into the weekend. KNP Protection Services has sanctioned another Open Safari Vehicle operator for driving into a "NO ENTRY" road in full view of other law-abiding tourists despite numerous warnings that have been communicated in the past.

Updates on the KNP will be communicated on social media platforms as soon as they become available.

The latest developments are as follows:

All Camps except Biyamiti Bush Camp are open (with Nyalaland Trails Camp, Sirheni, Shimuwini and Bateleur Bush Camps on alert)
The bridge at Lower Sabie is now open for travelling to Tshokwane/Satara
The Low water bridge over Sabie River at Skukuza is open for travelling to and from Skukuza Airport
Sand River low water bridge is not yet open but is being closely monitored
Issued by:
South African National Parks: Kruger National Park
www.sanparks.org/abo...hA69DfDjfJIKANfsQcx4

Gruß Gina

South African National Parks
Admin
· 50 Min. ·
⚠️Kruger Roads Update⚠️
Malelane received 24.5 mm and Lower Sabie 32 mm of rain. Tshokwane received a further 65 mm. Rhino Walking Safaris received 115 mm and Nwatindlopfu is flowing. Gravel roads in the south will still be very wet. Kingfish received 54 mm and Crocodile Bridge 32 mm.
The following gravel roads have since been closed:
S140, S145, S36 and S39. Talamati guests can use S145 and S36 to access H7.
Crocodile Bridge water levels are stable, the bridge remains open.
Roads S40, S90,S100,S126,S127 have also been closed.
More updates will be posted as received.

Gruß Gina