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Senior Citizen Discounts 2022 Policy on Concessions for South African National Social Pensioners and All Permanent Residents of South Africa of 60 Years and Older SOUTH AFRICAN NATIONAL PARKS P O Box 787 Pretoria 0001 643 Leyds Street, Muckleneuk, Pretoria Tel: +27 12 428 9111 E-mail: [email protected] Senior Citizen Discounts 2022 Policy on concessions for South African National Social Pensioners and all Permanent Residents of South Africa of 60 years and older. SANParks offers discounts on normal tariffs to the above persons provided the reservation is made in the name of the qualifying person. Social pensioners are those receiving old age, family and disability allowances as well as blind persons. Concessions are not available on Friday and Saturday nights, nor any long weekends (if a weekend is preceded by a public holiday falling on a Thursday or Friday, or followed by a public holiday falling on a Monday or Tuesday it will be recognised as a long weekend and not qualify for discount. This also includes the Sunday of that particular weekend). This applies for all National Parks. Tariffs and concessions are subject to alteration without advance notice. TERMS & CONDITIONS 1. Proof of identification or proof of pension category must be given on arrival. 2. If an individual can prove that they have one of the following disabilities; blindness, deafness or are wheelchair bound and receive some sort of welfare pension, they will be considered for the concession and may apply in advance. 3. NO claims resulting from failure to produce the necessary documentation will be paid out at a later stage 4. No discount is offered on conservation fees or meals. 5. Couples are entitled to one discounted accommodation unit per night. The discount will apply to the unit (base) tariff. In the case of additional persons, the full bed tariff will be applicable if that person does not qualify for the concession. 6. The discount in respect of camping, applies to the basic tariff of one campsite per night as well as the per person tariff for those who qualify. 7. Discounts are available to qualifying persons on certain guided game drive activities only. 8. Tariffs and concessions are subject to alteration without advance notice. 9. Senior citizen discounts are not available to reservations made through the SANParks online reservations facility Concessions are applicable to the following dates, parks, camps and accommodation types: (Fridays, Saturdays and long weekends excluded) PARK 19 January to 16 3 May to 14 June 2022 21 August to 20 11 October to 30 March 2022 September 2022 November 2022 CAMPING All National Parks 40% on all camping 40% on all camping 40% on all camping 40% on all camping ACCOMMODATION Addo main camp: Matyholweni: Narina: Alexandria Langebos 20% on CH2/4, CH2/4Z, 40% on all 40% on all huts: CO2 & CO2Z units accommodation accommodation 40% on all huts Alexandria Langebos Narina: Alexandria Langebos Matyholweni: huts: 40% on all huts: Addo Elephant 20% on all 40% on all huts accommodation 20% on all huts National Park accommodation Matyholweni: Spekboom Tented Narina: 40% on all Camp: 40% on all accommodation 20% on all accommodation Narina: accommodation 40% on all Alexandria Langebos accommodation huts: SANParks Pensioner Discount 2021 20/01/2021 SOUTH AFRICAN NATIONAL PARKS P O Box 787 Pretoria 0001 643 Leyds Street, Muckleneuk, Pretoria Tel: +27 12 428 9111 E-mail: [email protected] Concessions are applicable to the following dates, parks, camps and accommodation types: (Fridays, Saturdays and long weekends excluded) PARK 19 January to 16 3 May to 14 June 2022 21 August to 20 11 October to 30 March 2022 September 2022 November 2022 Nyathi: 40% on all huts 20% on all accommodation Spekboom Tented Camp: 40% on all accommodation 40% on all 40% on all 40% on all 40% on all Agulhas National accommodation except accommodation except accommodation except accommodation except Park Rietfontein Rietfontein Rietfontein Rietfontein Augrabies Falls 40% on all 40% on all 40% on all 40% on all National Park accommodation accommodation accommodation accommodation Bontebok National 40% on all 40% on all 40% on all 40% on all Park accommodation accommodation accommodation accommodation Camdeboo National 40% on all 40% on all 40% on all 40% on all Park accommodation accommodation accommodation accommodation Nature’s Valley: Nature’s Valley: 40% on forest huts 40% on forest huts Storms River Mouth: Storms River Mouth: Storms River Mouth: 40% on forest huts and Nature’s Valley: 20% on forest huts and 40% on forest huts and certain chalets and 40% on forest huts Garden Route certain chalets and certain chalets and oceanettes Wilderness: National Park oceanettes oceanettes Wilderness: 40% on all Wilderness: Wilderness: 40% on all accommodation 40% on all 40% on all accommodation Knysna: accommodation accommodation Knysna: 40% on DT2 Deck Tents Knysna: Knysna: 40% on DT2 Deck Tents 40% on DT2 Deck Tents 40% on DT2 Deck Tents Golden Gate Hotel: Golden Gate Hotel: Golden Gate Hotel: Golden Gate Hotel: 40% on chalets 40% on chalets 40% on chalets 40% on chalets Glen Reenen: Glen Reenen: Glen Reenen: Glen Reenen: 40% on rondawels & 40% on rondawels & 40% on rondawels & 40% on rondawels & longdawels longdawels longdawels longdawels Golden Gate Highlands Mountain Highlands Mountain Highlands Mountain Highlands Mountain Highlands National Retreat: Retreat: Retreat: Retreat: Park 40% on all 40% on all 40% on all 40% on all accommodation accommodation accommodation accommodation Basotho Cultural Basotho Cultural Basotho Cultural Basotho Cultural Village: Village: Village: Village: 40% on all 40% on all 40% on all 40% on all accommodation accommodation accommodation accommodation Karoo National 40% on chalets & CO3- 40% on chalets & CO3- 20% on chalets & CO3- 20% on chalets & CO3- Park cottages cottages cottages cottages Kalahari Tented Camp: 20% on all Kgalagadi accommodation Transfrontier Park Twee Rivieren: 20% on all accommodation Kruger National Balule: Bateleur: Mopani: Bateleur: Park 20% on all 40% on all 20% on all 40% on all SANParks Pensioner Discount 2021 20/01/2021 SOUTH AFRICAN NATIONAL PARKS P O Box 787 Pretoria 0001 643 Leyds Street, Muckleneuk, Pretoria Tel: +27 12 428 9111 E-mail: [email protected] Concessions are applicable to the following dates, parks, camps and accommodation types: (Fridays, Saturdays and long weekends excluded) PARK 19 January to 16 3 May to 14 June 2022 21 August to 20 11 October to 30 March 2022 September 2022 November 2022 accommodation accommodation accommodation accommodation Bateleur: Letaba: Pafuri Border Camp: Boulders: 40% on all 20% on tents, huts & 20% on all 20% on bush lodge accommodation bungalows accommodation Letaba: Berg-en-Dal: Mopani: Sirheni: 20% on tents, huts & 40% on bungalows 40% on all 20% on all bungalows Boulders: accommodation accommodation Malelane: 40% on bush lodge Olifants: 20% on all Letaba: 20% on bungalows accommodation 40% on tents, huts & Pafuri Border Camp: Mopani: bungalows 20% on all 40% on all Malelane: accommodation accommodation 40% on all Pretoriuskop: Olifants: accommodation 20% on huts and 20% on bungalows Mopani: bungalows Pretoriuskop: 40% on all Punda Maria: 20% on huts and accommodation 40% on tents and bungalows Olifants: bungalows Punda Maria: 40% on bungalows Shimuwini: 20% on tents and Orpen: 20% on all bungalows 20% on bungalows accommodation Roodewal: Pafuri Border Camp: Shingwedzi: 40% on bush lodge 20% on all 40% on huts and Shimuwini: accommodation bungalows 20% on all Pretoriuskop: Sirheni: accommodation 40% on huts and 40% on all Shingwedzi: bungalows accommodation 40% on huts and Punda Maria: bungalows 40% on tents and Sirheni: bungalows 40% on all Roodewal: accommodation 40% on bush lodge Tamboti: Satara: 20% on all 20% on bungalows accommodation Shimuwini: 40% on all accommodation Shingwedzi: 40% on huts and bungalows Sirheni: 40% on all accommodation Skukuza: 20% on all BD-, BE- and BG –Bungalow Types & Safari Tents Talamati: 40% on all accommodation Tamboti: 40% on all accommodation SANParks Pensioner Discount 2021 20/01/2021 SOUTH AFRICAN NATIONAL PARKS P O Box 787 Pretoria 0001 643 Leyds Street, Muckleneuk, Pretoria Tel: +27 12 428 9111 E-mail: [email protected] Concessions are applicable to the following dates, parks, camps and accommodation types: (Fridays, Saturdays and long weekends excluded) PARK 19 January to 16 3 May to 14 June 2022 21 August to 20 11 October to 30 March 2022 September 2022 November 2022 Leokwe: Leokwe: Leokwe: Leokwe: 40% on all 40% on all 20% on all 40% on all accommodation accommodation accommodation accommodation Limpopo Forest Tented Limpopo Forest Tented Limpopo Forest Tented Limpopo Forest Tented Camp: Camp: Camp: Camp: 40% on all 40% on all 40% on all 40% on all Mapungubwe accommodation accommodation accommodation accommodation National Park Tshugulu: Tshugulu: Tshugulu: Tshugulu: 40% on bush lodge 40% on bush lodge 20% on bush lodge 40% on bush lodge Vhembe Wilderness Vhembe Wilderness Vhembe Wilderness Vhembe Wilderness Camp: Camp: Camp: Camp: 40% on all 40% on all 40% on all 40% on all accommodation accommodation accommodation accommodation Marakele National 40% on safari tents 40% on safari tents 40% on safari tents 40% on safari tents Park Mosu & Lilydale: 40% on all Mosu & Lilydale: Mosu & Lilydale: Mosu & Lilydale:: Mokala National accommodation 40% on all 20% on all 40% on all Park Haak-en-Steek: accommodation accommodation accommodation 20% on all accommodation Mountain Zebra 20% on cottages 20% on cottages 20% on cottages 20% on cottages National Park Namaqua National 20% on all 20% on all 20% on all Park accommodation accommodation
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