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Luggage requirements for your Kruger safari.

December 1, 2024

For Kruger park safaris, this blog encourages our guest to pack light luggage. We have space for one suitcase and a backpack or laptop bag.

Ideas for Excellent Day Tours in Mpumalanga

March 29, 2016

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For the adrenaline and adventure junkies, here are a few exciting ideas for day tours in Mpumalanga: Skyway Trails/Treetop Tours and Zip lining - Experience the fresh air of nature whilst having an exciting adventure and to add to it the beautiful scenery of this picture perfect part of South Africa.

Kruger Mountain and Jock of the Bushveld Route

January 5, 2016

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Embark on a historical exploration by visiting Kruger Country Retreat. We are situated in the Peebles Valley, also known as the Jock of the Bushveld Conservancy. On your stay you will be able to visit one of the Jock of the Bushveld hotspots, awakening the wonderful heart-warming story that still lives on today.

Why is the Kruger National Park so popular?

November 16, 2015

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“Big 5” already give emphasis to this question and generate visitors from all over the world. With approximately 114 different reptile species, 507 bird species and 147 mammal species represented here, it is indeed more than just popular. The Kruger National Park provides endless opportunity and sightings to experience a profound journey of wildlife in South Africa, leaving visitors excited and wanting to come back for more.

Arts and Crafts you can buy on an African Safari

November 11, 2015

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Did you know that these arts and crafts is a traditional and cultural African footprint. On your African safari you will also find that they are made from different materials, such as: Wood, clay, wire, beads, plastic bags, bottle caps, food tins and many more.

Small Five in the Kruger National Park

November 10, 2015

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The term Small 5 or Little 5 came into being, after nature conservationists requested visitors to also acknowledge the smaller, less noticed, but still astonishing, animals of the African Wildlife in South Africa.