The Kruger National Park in South Africa is an enormous nature reserve (2 000 000 hectares) stretching 350 kilmeters (217.4 miles) along the Mozambican border and being 60 kilometers (37.2 miles) wide on average.

In general most of the park exists out of flat grass and bush covered plains. Better known in South Africa as the savanna or bosveld. The border with Moçambique is clear because of the always-present Lebombo mountain range that forms a natural barrier.

There are a number of rivers flowing from east to west within the Kruger National Park in South Africa. Being the Limpopo, Luvuvhu, Shingwedzi, Letaba, Olifants, Timbavati, Sabie and Crocodile river from north to south.

Directions from Kruger Gate to Rhino Post Safari Camp:

After entering the Kruger Gate, drive straight for approximately 12kms. This will bring you to a four-way crossing. Turn left at this crossing (heading in the direction signposted Lower Sabi / Rhino Walking Safaris). After approximately 2kms you will reach a T-junction. At this T-junction, turn left and travel about 1km which will bring you to another four-way crossing. At this crossing, turn right.

You will cross a low water bridge (over the Sabi River); about 4kms later you will cross another low water bridge (over the Sand River). You will pass a dirt road on your left, signposted “Maroela Loop”, keep going straight on the tarred road. Approximately six kms after the first “Maroela Loop” turnoff, you will pass another dirt road on your left, also signposted “Maroela Loop”. Approximately 1km after this second “Maroela Loop” turnoff, you will turn left onto a dirt road signposted “Rhino Walking Safaris”.

Travel straight down this dirt road for 2,5km. At this point the dirt road turns 90 degrees to the left. Take this turning, and travel a further 2,7kms, which will lead you directly to Rhino Post Safari Camp in Kruger National Park, South Africa.

Flights:

Daily scheduled flights are available from Johannesburg OR Tambo International Airport (ORT) to Kruger Mpumulanga International Airport (KMIA). Direct flight options are available from Durban and Cape Town. The approximate flying time from ORT to KMIA is 55 minutes. Transfers between the airport and the camp will be arranged.

There are Private charters to Skukuza Airport, with an approximate half hour road transfer in open 4 x 4 game viewing vehicles through the Kruger National Park to the lodge.