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SANParks Week: enjoy free access to National Parks this week

South African National Parks (SANParks) in partnership with TotalEnergies Marketing South Africa and First National Bank (FNB) welcomes Parks Week from 16 to 24 September 2023.

South Africans can enjoy free entry into national parks. 2023 will be the 18th year of National Parks Week which aims at showcasing the beauty of South African parks.

Get access to the following parks during Parks Week:

  • Addo Elephant National Park
  • Agulhas National Park
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  • Augrabies Falls National Park
  • Bontebok National Park
  • Camdeboo National Park
  • Garden Route National Park
  • Golden Gate Highlands National Park
  • Karoo National Park
  • Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park
  • Kruger National Park

 

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  • Mapungubwe National Park
  • Marakele National Park
  • Mokala National Park
  • Mountain Zebra National Park
  • Namaqua National Park
  • Table Mountain National Park
  • Tankwa Karoo National Park
  • West Coast National Park
  • |Ai-|Ais/Richtersveld Transfrontier Park

The free access to SANParks during Parks Week is park-specific. Click here for more information.

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