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Some of Nhongo Safaris Fleet of Open Safari Vehicles

The photo shows some of our fleet of Open Safari Vehicles used while on safari in the Kruger National and Hwange National Parks. These ve...

Friday, 26 September 2014

On Safari With Curtis From 23 September 2014

23 September 2014

Today was the last day of the tour for some of our guests but as always we had time for one last drive. It's always nice to see one new species of mammal everyday and today we managed to get a look at cheetah. This one was hiding away to the left of a tree taking shade from what was already a very hot sun. It was in no mood to move much but every now and again it popped it's head up for us. When we weren't at the cheetah sighting we had plenty else to look at with many sightings of kudu, impala, giraffe and zebra. We also had a couple of nice rhino sightings and ellies. With the area around us mostly burnt we also saw lots and lots of steenbok and duiker. It was then time to say farewell to Sandra, Phillip and Railla who are either off home or continuing their travels around South Africa. Thanks for your company over the last few days, hope to see you again sometime.
After lunch it was time to head down to our new camp, we headed down to Berg-en-dal via voortrekker which was fairly quiet. We did see a nice group of ellies spread out over the valley as well as general game. Down the H3 we found more ellies, buffalo, giraffe, and general game as well as a nice hyena lying by her den. We took a trip down to Renosterpan which had plenty of bird life such as lapwings, hamerkops, black storks and thickness.
24 September 2014

The last day of the tour and we set off early from berg en dal up the H3. Unfortunately this road was fairly quiet this morning although we did find plenty of elephants along with buffalo, kudu, and impala We stopped at Skukuza for a bit of lunch, sitting overlooking the sable river, before we took a drive along elloff. Here we managed to get some good photos of a couple of Bushbuck, not always easy as they are often quick to take cover in the dense bush when spotted. Also along the river we found plenty of kudu, impala and hippos before we had to leave the park. After transferring to Nelspruit it was time to say bon voyage to Kate. It has been lovely having you on tour with us, enjoy the rest of your travels before you get home and hopefully we will see you again with us at Nhongo safaris.

More coming soon!!

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