Live Webcams in South Africa

South Africa's live webcams are safari webcams: waterholes and lodge decks in the Greater Kruger and the Sabi Sand, an elephant park in KwaZulu-Natal on the Mozambique border, and a reserve in the northwest bushveld: elephant, buffalo, lion and leopard coming to drink day and night, under infrared after dark. The live webcams in South Africa keep South African Standard Time, UTC+2, with no daylight saving, so the best hours, the first and last of daylight, fall around 04:00 and 16:00 UTC. Some 62 million people live here, and the Kruger alone is the size of a small country, two million hectares of it. May to September is the season: the winter bush thins, the water is scarce, and the game gathers at the water.

Places: Tembe Elephant Park · The Sabi Sand · Greater Kruger · Madikwe Game Reserve · Kruger National Park