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Everyone is glued to his/her mobile phone.

Wow so beautiful. I wish to go there.

How's it going 3 years later?

Sorry that weather is now a weaponized tool in the arsenal of the US!

Great video

Awesome video guys! How many nights did you stay at Tsendze, I'm looking to make a trip the Kruger next year and need to plan.. is it worth it to stay only at Tsendze or how many nights would you recommend and where to from there? (Was Satara worth it?) My total duration I have for the trip is about 10 days. Your input would be greatly appreciated!

Your photography is superb. Really enjoyed this vid, thank you.

What Jobs do you guys do?

Please show us how the camp site looks like and the amenities showers and bathroom facilities.

did you print and laminate the map you got yourself or did you buy it, looks pretty decent

Why nyala. It should be bushbuck.

I love my land rover so much ❤❤❤

If fished many times at kariba dam and every time I've hooked a big tiger I always think I've stagged on a tree, catch and release always, dam those bottle nose fish are so weird

Beautiful video : thanx for sharing . Stunning land&seascapes !

Thank you for your awesome video. I have been to Kruger over 40 times in my life. I’ve been living in UK for five years and wish to visit the Kruger in April next year for 9 nights. I can’t take all the braaivlies things, like the braaivlies grid, tongs etc so can these be bought at Skukuza plus a cooler bag?

How can i get hold off you.

Guys cape town have the best ocean views our country is so beautiful we must go out more to explore our beautiful places

Do you think we can go up narrow cracks with full backpacks with us??

Where are you these days?

Tanta acqua salata e sole e la ferita guarisce 😊

Great footage … Sabi sands is our favourite too ❤

Thanks for that. I wanted to relive my own experiences of driving around the park. I've visited 3 times but not for over 30 years (I'm a Brit). The stories of South Africa's steady decline make me sad. It's such an incredible place. Perhaps I'll get back to the park one more time; but the things I hear make me nervous about heading to RSA again. Perhaps I'm being overly pessimistic. I'd love to see that African sun rising again over the bush. Beautifully shot and soundtracked, by the way. You seem like a lovely couple. I get on well with South Africans (and Aussies, and Kiwis) and often think I should have been born in the southern hem.

no Sorry Driehoek further along is way better!

This isn't Cape Town.. Title is total clickbait. :( This is in the Western Cape, sure, but like almost 3 hours away from Cape Town.

The trip from CT is such a long trip - would love to know which route you take.

World-class and amazing area! I know it like the back-of-my-hand! I have climbed Sneeuberg and seen Table Mountain in the distance, been to the Maltese Cross, the Wolfberg Arches and slept in the Wolfberg Cave. I have stayed at the original Sanddrif homestead and swum in the feezing waters. I knew the owner, "Wit" Andries Nieuwoud and his son, Rensie and wife Olive, who used to run the cabins (I remember staying in "The Willow" many times!) and campsites on their farm, Kromrivier, as well as the fresh bread and anything-else-which-you-might-need shop at the old homestead. What beautiful people and what wonderful memories! According to legend, I am the very first person to ride a motorbike (Honda 750 classic) down the final and steep pass to the farm, in mid-winter, and over 10cm of solid ice on that notorious curve on final approach! It was so cold that we could not even light a fire, so I drained some petrol from my motorkbike tank! On one occasion, when my brother and sister-in-law came with us to our favourite getaway, Olive told us that they were full booked, but that they would like us to stay in the new homestead, which we accepted with glee! What a privilege that was! The only "problem" was that at night, the goats used to clamber noisily onto their roof, just outside the home! Thank you, Nicole, for refreshing our wonderful memories! I am now eighty years young, still drive my beautiful Land Rover Discovery, and still plan to visit the Cederberg again! You have twisted my arm, honey!

Ive recently gotten into snorkelling, i love Windmill its my favorite place to snorkel, glad i found this video

Beautiful family..best wishes.

Don't know how I missed this vid (it's only on your home page 🤦‍♂). Always enjoy your travel vlogs and Tsendze is one of my favourite places!

Like that chubby bastard needs more food lol he/she's already looking full af

We as South Africans are spoilt rotten and we don't appreciate it as much.😅

Hi, I'm just reaching out to you because I just received a copyright violation alert from UA-cam and noticed the poster also stole your video in the same compilation - I'm guessing without your permission. @22:36 ua-cam.com/video/gAp779PYLss/v-deo.html This happens to me a lot - it's very annoying. You can file a copyright removal request, but it only puts a pause on their earnings. BUT if they get 3 strikes in 90 days, their page is completely removed. However, you need to select 'standard' under 'removal options' for it to count as a strike. So I'm hoping you will join me in getting this page shut down, because they are repeat violators and together we can stop them from stealing our intellectual and artistic property.

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Nicole, greetings from Oklahoma in central USA. Have really enjoyed your videos. I have visited SA, Betty’s Bay previously and was moved by the whole experience of being in SA. After watching this video, we adopted a penguin “Oliver”. You do a great job with these videos and we absolutely enjoy them.

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Awesome vibes with that caracal sighting! Stumbled on this video just now and maybe not coincidentally after recently having seen a caracal in kruger myself. Also my first ever and what a sighting! Just like you I was all over the place (even climbing on the top of the car to follow it. I feel your frustration about the footage, because it is so hard to get it in focus in the tall grass. However, I've kicked myself in the head even harder. I had mistaken it for a jackal at first, it was just so camouflaged. That was when the caracal was in the grass just next to my car window... and I just sat there until he moved and I realised how stupid I was not to have my camera ready. That repeated itself as the caracal crossed the road while I was climbing back in the car. I've never felt more stupid and excited at the same time. It was just amazing!

Cape Town stunning sea waves buildings all thing is amazing

How did you enjoy Satara? I've never been, but next March we'll have to decide to stay either in Lower Sabie or Satara for 2 nights (as Olifants will be too far away from Crocodile Bridge Rest Camp with spotting and all that). I feel like Satara is at least a bit less busy than Lower Sabie, but I can also just be totally wrong. We will enter Crocodile Bridge Rest Camp and will have 3 nights before leaving Orpen Gate for Hoedspruit. Tips? Thanks in Advance.

the level of detail and production in this video deserves significantly more views!!!

I dad no idea that catfish were even in inland Africa

In the background, there are a lot of catfish in the water. River must be drying up there. Cool video. Thanks for posting. 👍

At 11:16 that appears to have been a Girdled Triton (Charonia Cingulata, Lamarck, 1822). An uncommen species to see. Very nice.

We had massive waves in durban today

you're 24 hours too early and take out the blue contact lenses

Just got back from our first family road trip to Kruger. It’s a long drive from CPT! As a first-timer, the Kruger routes self-drive book from HPH publishing is a must-have. I’ll definitely be taking that again for future trips.

2002 there were 12 m swells biggest ive ever seen by far.

Nice!! thank you

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Iam FROME jodhpur ❤❤

Great video, I’ll camp there sometime when I’m in the area. For now I enjoy the bush camping around Gauteng.