Skukuza Hotels - Reviews and Rates

Our last few days at Kruger we stayed again at our favorite camp (because of the view) Olifants over looking the Olifants river. Got some great pictures (much better in person, you can see about 60 or more miles in all directions) of elephants crossing the river at sunset and during the early afternoon. We will never forget the view of the park ...

We continue to move south to the main camp in the park. They have over 2,000 people work here from cooks to scientists!

Kruegerthe exploration of the small view point in the misty weather of this beautiful canyon we drive to the low lands to the entry of the Krüger NP. Here the weather is much better and the game viewing adventure can start. As it is early afternoon, the initial result is not as spectacular, but towards the evening before arriving to the camp, we...

We woke up at 4:00am to go on a morning walk, it was still very much dark so we all trooped down to the reception where we met our two rangers and their guns. The nights are very cold in winter, and this one was especially so. We sat on a safari truck for a good 30 minutes. I don't think I've ever been this cold in my life, must of been 5 degree...

The next morning, as we went out for our morning drive we had gone only a short distance from camp when we heard a barking noise that Marcelino informed us was a bushbuck alarming. He told us that it could have been alarming because it saw a leopard, but that it also could have just been a snake or something. We drove a short distance and saw th...

We woke at around 8am and had rusks for breakfast. Rusks are pieces of toasted, hard bread with fruit bits in them. You dip them in your coffee. They are delicious. We decided to drive to Lower Sabie- one of the biggest rest camps in the Kruger. On the way, we saw rhino, impala, elephants, ostrich and giraffe. Lower Sabie was quite touristy with...