QUESTION: We intend visiting the Kruger National Park during the school holidays and I read that it is necessary to book to ensure entry. I know that accommodation has to be booked in advance, but I have never heard of pre-booking for a day visit. What is the situation? - Lolly Britz
ANSWER: It certainly is advisable to book in advance for day visits, especially over peak periods. There is a real chance of being turned away, as all nine entrance gates to the park have day visitor quotas. When that figure has been reached, the gate is effectively closed to anyone without a booking. The quotas, which range from 350 to 750 people per gate, were put in place to ensure that the park does not become crowded and to minimise the risk of environmental damage. Bookings should be made with the park's central reservations on telephone 012-428 9111.
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