South Africa protects a large diversity of its natural heritage in a number of National Parks. The South African National Parks can be found from the Southern tip of the continent to the game rich areas of the north and north eastern part of the country. The most visited National Parks in South Africa included the Kruger National Park as well as the Addo Elephant Park and the Kalahari National Park.

In almost all of the National Parks of South Africa comfortable accommodation is provided to those seeking to explore the rich animal life and geographical and scenic delights with which the country is blessed. The infra structure in most of the National Parks are of exceptional quality with most basic necessities close at hand.

The National Parks of South Africa are well managed and each serves to protect for future generations a unique part of the country with different mammal, plant an bird species which are natural inhabitants in the area. Re introduction programmes have contributed greatly to the re establishment of a specific species in an area where it has become endangered. The White Rhino which was saved from the brink of extinction in the Hluhluwe-Umfolozi National Park is one of the greatest success stories in recent times of how effective wildlife management in the National Parks of a country can ensure the that we do not deprive future generations of some of the most magnificent mammals to be found anywhere.