How much is the daily conservation fee for international visitors?

For international visitors, the standard conservation fee is R602 per adult and R300 per child (2-11) per day.

How much do South African citizens pay to enter Kruger?

South African citizens with a valid SA ID pay R134 per adult and R67 per child (2-11) per day.

Are fees payable for every day?

Yes, fees are payable per day per person. If you stay overnight in a rest camp, you pay per night.

Park Tariffs

Daily Conservation Fees

A daily conservation fee is payable for every day spent inside the Kruger National Park. These funds directly support anti-poaching and ecological management.

Valid from 1 November 2025 to 31 October 2026

Prices change annually. Always verify theofficial SANParks tariff document.

Tier 1

South African Citizens

Requires valid SA ID

R134/adult

R67/child (2-11)

Tier 2

SADC Nationals

Requires valid SADC Passport

R275/adult

R137/child (2-11)

Tier 3

Standard Conservation Fee

International Visitors

R602/adult

R300/child (2-11)

Need to Know

• Fees are payable per day per person.
• If you stay overnight in a rest camp, you pay per night.
• Day visitors must pay upon entry at the gates.
• Children under 2 years old enter for free.

The Wild Card Pro Tip

If you plan to spend more than 5-6 days in Kruger (or any combined SANParks reserves) within a year, it is often significantly cheaper to purchase a Wild Card.

The Wild Card offers unlimited entry for one full year. It is available for individuals, couples, and traveling families.

Official SANParks Wild Card Purchases

Additional Services

Community Fund

A mandatory 1% Community Levy is added to all accommodation and activity bookings.

Guided Game Drives

Sunrise, Sunset, and Night drives booked through SANParks (approx R350 - R450 p.p).

Late Arrival Fines

Strictly enforced! Arriving after gate closing times results in massive fines ranging from R1000+.