The Mountain Zebra National Park is a small, quiet national park in the Eastern Cape Province in South Africa.
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history
The national park was established in 1937 to create a habitat for the extremely rare mountain zebras. After several setbacks, there are now around 300 animals of this species in the park.
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Flora and fauna
- A particular highlight of this park are the extremely rare ones Mountain zebras (engl. Mountain zebra), of which there are only a few hundred in the whole world.
- There are other animal species in the park Black rhinos (Black Rhino), cheetah, white-tailed wildebeest, buffalo, caracal and several species of antelope.
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getting there
The park is near the N10, he is from Port Elizabeth around 250 km away, after Middelburg it is around 100 km.
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trips
- In Graaff-Reinet, one of the oldest cities in the country, you can still experience the charm of the founding years.
- You get even more animals in the Addo Elephant National Park to see. The Addo is south of here, in relative proximity to Port Elizabeth.
