Kruger Park Conservation Fees Are Changing
If you're planning a safari to Kruger National Park or the neighboring Sabi Sands Game Reserve, here’s a heads-up:
Conservation fees are increasing starting 1 November 2025.
For international visitors, the new daily rate for Kruger will be R602.00 per adult and R300.00 per child (2-11 years old).
For South African citizens & residents (with ID), the new daily rate for Kruger will be R275.00 per adult and R137.00 per child (2-11 years old).
For SADC Nationals (with passports), the new daily rate for Kruger will be R134.00 per adult and R67.00 per child (2-11 years old).
While Sabi Sands has its own fee structure, both reserves work together as part of the Greater Kruger ecosystem — and every rand collected supports vital conservation work.
These fees aren’t just red tape — they help protect some of the most iconic wildlife on Earth.
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So, where does your money go?
Conservation fees directly support anti-poaching units, wildlife monitoring, habitat restoration, and even community projects that create jobs and uplift neighboring villages.
Whether it’s helping a rhino stay safe or funding the next generation of park rangers, your visit makes a real difference.
Planning a trip soon?
Book your safari before the new rates kick in — or better yet, embrace the increase knowing your travel supports the future of Africa’s wild spaces.
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