Whether you are a newbie to the wonders of the Kruger or are already a bush enthusiast, you probably have a spotting checklist of animals you hope to lay your eyes on whilst on your trip, right!?
Summer began with the emergence of the emperor moth; a large pink, ochre and orange moth with a large eye-spot on either hind wing, fluttering clumsily around light sources to exhaustion.
Setting out on one of life’s greatest journeys together is an exciting life event, and there is no better place to do so than in the Kruger National Park.
Make 2021 Christmas one for the record books with a holiday in the Kruger!
In 1902 Major James Stevenson-Hamilton was appointed the first head ranger of the reserve and wasted no time in recruiting a competent individual to assist in the necessary conservation work. This lead him to employ Harry Wolhuter as ranger who filled the position for the next 44 years!
If you are a Kruger-explorer who likes to stay in style and maximum comfort, then Bushveld Terrace Hotel and Restaurant is for you!
In last month’s blog I gave an introductory overview of the people that have played a notable role in the story of the Kruger National Park.
If you are a Kruger-explorer who likes to stay in style and maximum comfort, then Bushveld Terrace Hotel and Restaurant is for you!
The biodiversity the Park offers is impressive and the innumerable animal and plant species that call Kruger their home have attracted nature lovers for over 100 years. But there’s another kind of history that shouldn’t be overlooked, and that is the fascinating history of the humans that have over time associated themselves with the area we now know as the Kruger National Park.
The Kruger National Park is a national icon, and perhaps our greatest tourist attraction. And boy is it a fascinating and wonderous place!
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