Great Limpopo Transfrontier Park

The Great Limpopo Transfrontier Park extends across 37,572 square kilometers, connecting national parks through diverse savannas, grasslands, and forest environments.

The park emerged in 2002 through an international treaty between South Africa and Mozambique, marking a new era in cross-border conservation management.

The Shangaan people maintain strong connections to the park's territories, particularly in the Pafuri area where traditional ceremonies take place throughout the year.

Visitors can access the park through multiple entry points in both countries, with accommodation options ranging from basic camping sites to established lodges.

The removal of border fences has restored ancient wildlife migration routes, allowing elephants and other species to move freely between the nations.

Inception: 2002

GPS coordinates: -22.43333,31.36667

Latest update: May 14, 2025 00:44