29th
January
Dean collected guests from their hotel at 07h00am in
Johannesburg and then started off for Nelspruit. After changing over vehicles, it was on to
the Numbi Gate of the Kruger National Park and then to Pretoriuskop for
lunch. After lunch they travelled down
Napi which is now re-opened and to the H3 where there were a pride of lions
eating on two Buffalo that had been killed.
On the way to the H3 sightings of Elephant, Rhino and Buffalo as well as
general game sightings were good. We
then made our way to Nkambeni which was
our camp for the next two nights.
30th
January
The following morning after a hearty breakfast we set off
from camp once again down Napi getting a great sighting of 25 Wild Dogs and
more sightings of Rhino and Elephant and a good sighting of Lions at
Klipspringer Kopjies. We went back down
the H3 to see what was left of the Buffalo carcasses and found the lions
walking away from the remnants of their meal.
Dean then turned around and went back towards Napi, getting a troop of
Baboons, Impala and Kudu. After a break
at Skukuza, it was off to Eloff along the Sabi River to the High water bridge,
and then down the Tshokwane tar where there was not much to be seen. We then returned down Napi towards
Pretoriuskop as guests were going on a night safari and we were heading there
for lunch before continuing on to camp for a rest before the night drive. On the way back we were fortunate enough to have
more sightings of Lion, Wild Dogs, Elephant, and Rhino. Guests then left on their night safari at
17h00pm.
31st
January
The next morning we left Nkambeni after breakfast and
loading luggage and then proceeded down Napi getting sightings of Giraffe, Elephant
, Rhino , Hyena, Impala and Kudu. We
stopped off mid-morning at Pretoriuskop , before departing from the Kruger and
making our way out of the park and back to Johannesburg.
Our next safari will depart tomorrow the 2nd of
February with Mark entering with his guests.
We will update you as the week goes by as we have more than 20 guests
going in and out of the park for the next week.
Until then ..................