South African National Parks
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⚠️Kruger Roads Update⚠️
11 Jan 2025 11:36
Please be advised of the following alternative routes: from Skukuza to Lower Sabie/ Croc bridge, take the S114 onto H5(provided the vurhami on H5 doesn't overflow). Access to the north will only be from Lower Sabie via H10.
We have taken the precautionary decision to keep Biyamiti closed as more rain is predicted today.
The Section Rangers will update should the conditions change. We will post as received.

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South African National Parks
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⚠️Kruger Roads Update⚠️
13 January 2025/ 7:30am
Nkuhlu Picnic Site:
Guests are informed that the low-water bridges via Nkuhlu are overflowing and subsequently closed. There is no access from Skukuza to Nkuhlu at the moment. Nkuhlu will remain closed until further notice.
Edit: S52 gravel road leading to Bateleur and Woodlands is closed. Tshanga low-level bridge is overflowing.

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13 January 2025

Kruger National Park Affected By Heavy Rains
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⚠️Kruger Roads Update⚠️
13 January 2025/ 16:30
Crocodile Low-water Bridge water flow has subsided. The bridge is cleared and accessible for now.
NB: The Disaster Management Team has noted with concern that some barricades are being removed on closed roads. We would like to urge the public to please work with us as we navigate through these floods and save lives by respecting all interim road closures.

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South African National Parks
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⚠️Kruger Roads Update⚠️
14 January 2025/ 05:55am
Guests are informed that the Sabie low-level bridge is still not accessible, the bridge is still overflowing with plenty of water.
Tshokwane gravel roads will also remain closed, nwasinsonto still in flood, therefore linking gravel roads E - W from the tarred at road have been closed with barricades.
We will post more updates about the other previously closed roads and structures as received throughout the day.

Gruß Gina

17 January 2025

Update On Kruger National Park Roads
Kruger National Park (KNP) Management has received a report from the roads and Technical Services department, on the state of the roads that were closed off, due to heavy rain.

The team has opened most of the gravel roads as the weather condition has improved. The main road between Skukuza and Lower Sabie was partly washed away; therefore, Lower Sabie can be accessed via Tshokwane (H10) if coming from Skukuza. In Tshokwane, all gravel roads have been opened except S33 as the water along the causeway is still high and will only be opened once the water has subsided. Sand and Sabie Low level bridges have been cleared of debris and are passable. The road between Skukuza and Satara is also open.

Talamati Bush Camp, which was closed off, will only receive guests from today, 17 January 2025. Balule Camp is at this stage only accessible via the Olifants River highwater bridge, from the south. The Olifants River low-water bridge is still inaccessible. All other Bushveld Camps are accessible.
Rains have stopped for now, but the disaster management team will continue to monitor and act swiftly if the situation changes. Tourists and drivers are urged to continue being vigilant on the gravel roads and when crossing low level bridges.

Tourists with confirmed bookings for the various camps should check with reservations on accessibility or call 013 735 4325.
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