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As
of 19 January 2026, South African National Parks
(SANParks) has issued an updated advisory on access to
Kruger National Park following extensive
flooding and infrastructure damage across the region. Visitors planning
trips to the park are urged to carefully note current gate closures,
restricted r… read more
Following a new wave of intense overnight rainfall,
South African National Parks (SANParks) has
swiftly enacted a gate quota system at
Kruger National Park to protect visitors
and manage traffic as floodwaters continue to challenge the park’s
infrastructure. The newly implemented quota… read more
The 2026 rainy season
has brought unprecedented challenges to Mozambique, as persistent heavy
rainfall and widespread flooding have swept across central and southern
regions. This crisis, unfolding at the height of the country’s peak
travel period, is testing the resilience of Mozambique’s tourism sector
and raising ur… read more
Durban’s
renowned coastline is once again in the spotlight as the
eThekwini Municipality confirms that all
23 officially monitored beaches are open
and safe for swimming, following the latest coastal water quality
assessments dated 14 January 2026. This announcement brings a welcome
sense of security… read more
As the rainy season continues to
test the resilience of South Africa’s Kruger National
Park, the latest operational updates reveal a landscape
still grappling with the aftermath of persistent, above-average
rainfall. The Letaba River, which recently
surged beyond its banks, has now begun to subside, of… read more
After a challenging
period marked by intense rainfall and
widespread flooding across Limpopo and
Mpumalanga, the celebrated Kruger National
Park is set to welcome back day visitors from Monday, 19
January 2026. This milestone follows confirmation from
South African National P… read more
Prolonged and intense rainfall continues to disrupt large areas
of Limpopo and
Mpumalanga, with Kruger
National Park facing some of its most severe flooding in
recent memory. As of 16 January 2026, multiple sections of the park
remain inaccessible, and critical infrastructure has suffe… read more
The
Mpumalanga Tourism and Parks Agency (MTPA)
has confirmed the temporary closure of two of the province’s most
celebrated natural landmarks, God’s Window
and The Pinnacle, following the earlier
shutdown of Bourke’s Luck Potholes. These
precautionary measures come i… read more
South African National Parks (SANParks) has announced a temporary rerouting of the popular Harkerville Coastal Trail in the Garden Route National Park following a recent safety assessment. The evalu… read more
South African National Parks
(SANParks) has enacted a series of
proactive safety measures at Kruger National
Park following a Level 6 severe weather warning for
Limpopo Province, effective from Sunday, 11 January to Monday, 12
January 2026. The warning, which forecasts heavy rainfall and potential
fl… read more
Kruger National Park Access Update: Gate Closures and Route Restrictions Amid Flood Recovery
Kruger National Park Introduces Gate Quotas and Access Limits Amid Flooding
Mozambique Floods Disrupt Tourism: Infrastructure, Access, and Resilience in Focus
Durban’s 23 Monitored Beaches Remain Open and Safe, Reinforcing City’s Coastal Appeal
Heavy Rains Prompt Temporary Closure of Key Panorama Route Attractions in Mpumalanga
