Karu National Park

Karu National Park in South Africa occupies a tiny part of the Great Kara Plateau near the Orange River. One of the unique ecosystems of South Africa. Karu is a habitat for various forms of life adapted to harsh conditions. Winter is too cold and summer is very hot.

The park is dominated by the mountains of the Neuvelds range, replaced by almost desert valleys. Karu is home to numerous wild animals: buffaloes, black rhinos, mountain zebras, antelopes. Rocky peaks and slopes of the nesting place of black eagles. The park has a wide variety of reptiles: turtles, chameleons, agama, lizards and snakes. There are more than 50 species of mammals and 200 species of birds.

For tourists, equipped campsites are perfect. At the entrance to the park there is a restaurant where you can have a delicious snack, and a souvenir shop.