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- Respecting speed limits inside the KNP is mandatory. Big game is crossing the roads in the park without any warning and an upset elephant is not easy to deal with - the same applies for rhinos and giraffe bulls. Speed limits are 50km/h on tarred roads and 40km/h on gravel roads.
- You must not get out of your car inside the Kruger National Park unless you reach a safe place to do so. These are camps, picnic places and designated view points.
- You are not allowed to drive at dark through the park (the gates normally close and open in daylight). Please be careful when driving outside the park at night, especially in rural areas.
- Firearms must be declared and sealed at the entrance gate.
- No pets are permitted in the KNP
- Do not feed animals for you own safety as well as for the animal well-being.
- KNP and surrounding areas in the eastern part of the country are in a seasonal malaria zone.
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Consult a physician regarding appropriate precautions given the time of year you will be travelling. The most important defenses against malaria are: using DEET-based mosquito repellent; covering your skin, especially around dusk; and using mosquito nets while sleeping. South African pharmacies also offer a wide range of malaria tablets, which you can take a few days prior to arrival in a malaria zone and that are by far cheaper than in other parts of the world.
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