The ABC of Kruger

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Mooiplaas Waterhole

This waterhole is on the junction of the S49 and S59, just south of Mopani.
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Mooiplaas Picnic Site

Mooiplaas is one of the most underrated picnic sites in the north of the Kruger. Many people simply drive past without stopping, probably due to the fact that it is only approx 5km's drive south of Mopani.

Mooiplaas is right on the bank of the small Tsendze River and has a commanding view from the platform overlooking the river.

A thatch lapa provides shade and somewhere under which one can also prepare something to eat. The whole picnic site is shady and has been sensibly laid out.

Besides the usual gas pans and bottles that you can rent, there is also a braai area where you can make a fire and cook your own meat.

Mooiplaas also has ablution facilities.

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Mpondo Dam in Southern Region

Mpondo Dam (on the S102) is a large dam that often attracts a large amount of game and water birds including zebra, impala, elephant and vultures.

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