Live Webcams in Kruger National Park

The Kruger National Park stretches some 350 kilometres along South Africa's border with Mozambique, nearly 20,000 square kilometres of bush, and the live webcams in the Kruger National Park look at one of the continent's great wildlife reserves through its seasons: the dry winter, when animals gather at the rivers and waterholes, and the green summer of rains and newborns. Its origins go back to the Sabi Game Reserve of 1898; the national park was proclaimed in 1926 and named after Paul Kruger, the Transvaal president who first backed the idea. All of the Big Five live here, among some 150 species of mammals. The Kruger keeps South Africa Standard Time, UTC+2, all year, and Skukuza, the main camp, lies on the Sabie River in the south.