Kruger National Park
Transfrontier Trails do Limpopo
You are on the threshold of one of the most spectacular wilderness adventure experiences in Southern Africa.
The magnificence of Moçambique’s Parque Nacional do Limpopo is now yours to explore on one of our three unforgettable wilderness trails.
Parque Nacional do Limpopo is truly the perfect setting for an adventure without boundaries. Together, Moçambique’s Parque Nacional do Limpopo, South Africa’s Kruger National Park and Zimbabwe’s Gonarezhou National Park form the Great Limpopo Transfrontier Park, covering a total of 3.3 million hectares - one of the largest wilderness conservation areas in the world.
Bordering Kruger National Park and bounded by both the Limpopo and Olifants Rivers, with the mighty Shingwedzi flowing through its heart, Parque Nacional do Limpopo is populated with a wide range of wildlife and boasts breathtaking scenery.
This awe-inspiring adventure is more accessible than ever before. Entry is now possible from South Africa via border posts located in Kruger National Park at Giriyondo, just north of Letaba, or Pafuri in the north-east at Crook’s Corner. Access to the Park from Moçambique is via Massingir dam in the south or Mapai in the east.
The Shingwedzi 4x4 Eco-Trail
The Shingwedzi 4x4 Eco-Trail is a guided, self-drive, 4 night / 5 day 4x4 trail. It offers a unique pioneering opportunity, to no more than 6 participant 4x4 vehicles, to explore the tracks and wilderness of Moçambique’s Parque Nacional do Limpopo. Regular stops are made by the experienced trails ranger, who leads the convoy in his own vehicle, for environmental, historical and cultural interpretation or to share special experiences and photographic opportunities.
The Machampane Wilderness Trail
The Machampane Wilderness Trail offers a 3 night / 4 day experience with daily walking trails in the company of experienced armed game rangers.
Situated in the solitude of a pristine sanctuary wilderness area on the Lebombo mountain plateau in Moçambique’s Parque Nacional do Limpopo, the trail lies on a similar latitude to that of Kruger National Park’s Olifants and Letaba camps.
The Massingir Hiking Trail
The Massingir Hiking Trail offers an unforgettable 4 night / 5 day wilderness adventure hiking experience. The trail commences in March 2006
Starting from the tree lined shores of the vast Massingir dam that harnesses the Olifants river on its way to the sea, the trail follows the narrow pool-filled gorge of the Machampane river. Trailists, in groups of no more than 8 and in the company of experienced armed game rangers, hike around 15 to 20 km per day and overnight en-route in this pristine wilderness area.
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