Several roads in the southern parts of Kruger National Park have been closed due to heavy rains.
Visitors cannot access the Crocodile River Bridge Gate and the Malelane Gate due to flooding of the river and several bridges are under water.
South African National Parks spokesperson Ike Phaahla said guests are advised not to travel on roads which have been closed and not to cross low-water bridges as the danger of being washed away is high. Visitors are also asked to stay on tar and avoid gravel roads.
“The rain forecast for today [Thursday] is high. Caution should be exercised at all times on the roads.
“Guests who need to postpone their booking will be given the option of an immediate date change or a credit on their profile to use at a later date."
Scary, never had this much rain in the Southern Kruger National Park.#rain #floods #flood #SouthAfrica#HogwartsLegacy #krugernationalpark #krugersightings #south #lions #lion https://t.co/WEMVDeEGPZ
— Kruger Safari & Beyond (@KSandBeyond) February 9, 2023
KRUGER NATIONAL PARK FLOODING
— Vox Weather (@VoxWeatherZa) February 9, 2023
| 8 – 9 FEBRUARY 2023 |
Hope everyone is, OK?
⚠️WARNING⚠️
More HEAVY DOWNPOURS expected this THURSDAY and rainfall models are indicating another 100mm likely after the 200mm some areas have already received#voxweather #flooding pic.twitter.com/oJfbRf1T9q
Watch: Kruger National Park roads flooded as continous rain hits Mpumalanga » SA Trucker https://t.co/XGZqeSrVBD pic.twitter.com/QNWa0EcaOQ
— SA Trucker (@rsa_trucker) February 9, 2023
For enquiries, visitors can contact camps directly or the park administration offices on 013-735-4000.
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