Live Webcams in Greater Kruger

The Greater Kruger is the belt of private reserves — Klaserie, Timbavati, Balule and their neighbours — that dropped their fences with Kruger National Park, creating a single ecosystem of well over two million hectares in South Africa's Limpopo lowveld. The live webcams in the Greater Kruger watch its waterholes and river banks, where elephant, buffalo, lion and leopard come to drink, day and night: after dark the cameras switch to infrared and the bush keeps moving. The reserves keep South African Standard Time, UTC+2, with no daylight saving; the best hours are the first and last of daylight, around 04:00 and 16:00 UTC. May to September is the season, when the thin winter bush and scarce water concentrate the game at exactly the spots these webcams are pointed at.