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Kruger National Park
Comprehensive mapping and visitor information for South Africa’s leading wildlife reserve.
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Honeyguide Publications
Honeyguide Publications produces top quality, comprehensive map books for some of Southern Africa’s foremost wildlife reserves and regions.
The Kruger National Park, Etosha National Park, Addo National Park including Camdeboo and Mountain Zebra National Parks, and the maps of the Zululand and Maputaland Reserves are top quality, comprehensive map books of Southern Africa’s premier wildlife reserves, published by Honeyguide Publications.
In the early 1980s, we saw the need for a new Kruger National Park map in book form, as the only maps available then were one-sheet, cumbersome fold-outs. We consulted extensively with Kruger National Park Officials with regard to detail and accuracy and pioneered the first book-style map for the Kruger National Park.
We have followed the same consultative process in the production of our subsequent National Park Map Books and continue to consult with Park Officials and other stakeholders so that every printing remains up to date with new developments in the National Parks and Wildlife Reserves, helping us maintain the highest standards of quality and accuracy.

Map Books
Each publication combines detailed mapping with practical visitor information and destination-specific natural history reference material.

Map Book
Comprehensive mapping and visitor information for South Africa’s leading wildlife reserve.
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A detailed guide to Namibia’s premier wildlife reserve, available as a bilingual English and German edition.
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A detailed guide to the coastal and savanna wildlife reserves in the heartland of the Zulu Nation.
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One publication covering Addo Elephant National Park together with Mountain Zebra and Camdeboo National Parks.
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Honeyguide map books bring together the information travellers need before and during a visit, with each publication tailored to its destination.
Topographical maps include roads, rivers, elevations and tourism information, supported by distance tables and practical route-planning information.
Rest camp details, GPS co-ordinates, reservation contacts, gate and camp times, rules and destination history are included where relevant.
Selected map books include illustrated mammal and bird references, spoor information, vegetation or eco-zone material and other destination-specific natural history.
Southern African destinations
Our National Park Map Books cover Kruger National Park, Addo Elephant National Park including Camdeboo & Mountain Zebra National Parks, Zululand & Maputaland Reserves and Etosha National Park.
Every publication is developed around the destination, with ongoing consultation helping to keep the maps current, detailed and practical for visitors.
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Books
Honeyguide Publications has been in business since 1981 and has published more than 25 books on Natural History subjects.
The owners of Honeyguide Publications, Robin, Joy and David Frandsen, are also authors and publishers of a number of popular publications.
Featured Books
Explore three of Honeyguide Publications’ current natural history books.

Robin Frandsen’s practical field guide, available in English, Afrikaans and German editions.
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Robin Frandsen’s comprehensive 2017 publication covering the remarkable succulent flora of Southern Africa.
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Robin & David Frandsen’s 2023 publication for birders visiting Kruger and the surrounding Lowveld.
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Our wall maps feature most of the National Parks and Nature Reserves covered by our range of map books.
Each wall map is printed to order on high quality paper and can, where possible, be customised to the individual needs of our customers.
Checklists
Our checklists include lists of most of the mammals, and comprehensive lists of the birds and trees that occur in the National Parks.
The checklists make allowance for three visits to the Park so that sightings can be recorded over time. The current checklist range includes Kruger National Park and Etosha National Park.
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