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Kruger National Park

A travel blog entry by andreatravels

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... a little farther, and found the shower...out on the veranda! Even though it overlooked a valley, and there probably wasn't another human being around for miles...I think most of us waited until after dark to take our showers that night.




First thing in the morning we got in our jeeps and headed for Kruger National Park. We spent the whole day there, and saw only a small corner of ...

Safari in Kruger Park

A travel blog entry by benbackpacker

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... brown with pointy horns), the waterbuck (biggest antelope). Soon we spotted a warthog ("Pumba" from the Lion King), and many hornbills (birds with large yellow or red beaks, "Zazu" from the Lion King), monkeys with long tails, huge birds of prey such as eagles, and vultures (scavengers).

It didn't take long until we saw Number Three of the Big Five...a leopard! It was lazing on a thick branch in a tree, and remained there for a few minutes, until it ...

Auf zu den Big 5

A travel blog entry by daniebackpacker

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... wir sehr viel Glueck mit all den Tieren, die wir sehen konnten und unsere Guides waren nicht nur nett, sie erzaehlten uns auch sehr viel ueber die einzelnen Tiere und so lernten wir an diesem Tag vieles ueber die einzelnen Tiere der Savanne!

Am naechsten Tag machten wir bei einer Nachtsafari mit und fuhren fuer 3h durch den Park bei Dunkelheit. Dieses Mal waren wir 20Leute und 4 von uns durften mit Taschenlampen leuchten. Das war noch ...

Self-Drive Safari

A travel blog entry by trent

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Arriving to Phabeni gate at sunrise, as Art and I were heading to the southern camp of Berg-en-dal to go on a three day wilderness walking trail (more on this later), we decided that we should get there by doing a self-drive through part of the massive Krugar park. How massive is it? Well, it's about 350km long by 65 km wide, on average. It contains around 1,600 lions, 8,000 wildebeests, 8,800 white rhino, 7,700 giraffes, 13,000 ...

Africaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah.

A travel blog entry by jamiestravels

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... thirty people in the street and ask them how they are. How amazing is that! Although there is clearly a little hostility here (until we speak English most people think we are Afrikaaner) people are wonderful.

I don't have much time, but very briefly Michael and I are travelling up to Victoria Falls tomorrow - I'll keep you updated!

Take care everyone - the blistering heat here is almost as bad as the rain!

Jamie
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