Kruger National Park - The Kruger Catwalk

Richard van Haght
Richard van Haght
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Published 2024-06-14
Join us on this Kruger Camping Expedition where we visit Skukuza, Satara and Malelane! This is the ultimate safari and game viewing adventure. The Kruger National Park is one of the most impressive places in the world with unmatched biodiversity!
All Comments (21)
  • @petermeyer8843
    Thank you for the awesome video, living in Australia we can only dream of visiting the Kruger Park again one day, thanks so much
  • @Blondie941
    From a birdlover here, I appreciate that you include them as well! One of my favorites things to do, is to go to the Kruger! Thank you for bringing the real Kruger experience to YouTube!❤
  • @BguyGaff
    How lucky you are！！have been to kruger twice, never seen leopard & cheetah! Very nice filming
  • @mrsvan31
    Thanks for taking us to the Kruger
  • @Fs_Leon
    These video's are so cool thank you so much
  • @neilblunt1926
    Great video Richard. It must have been hot camping in your tent? We always caravaned in winter. Loved the music. Not loud thumping like some idiots and also when you spoke none at all, which is how it should be. Man but you guys saw lions. Yes Satara is definitely the camp for lions, especially S100. We haven't been since 2018 after many years of going there. Retired now. Hope you youngsters have many more years of going there.
  • @TheMavExpedition
    A nice watch, clearly the lions were waiting for you guys! Enjoyed watching
  • @jacobfinder7476
    The most wonderful place on earth. I lived for three years on the fence line. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
  • @christiaangriesel8486
    Great episode showcasing the magic of Kruger Quite eary seeing Skakuza that empty😅
  • @doug729
    The Kruger never disappoints. Keep up the fun videos
  • @smurgy99
    Well, you are both so lucky with the cats, and as ever you get some great birds - well done. We are there for about 6 weeks next January, so hopefully we have as much luck as you. That trip is especially to try and see birds, though there's plenty of other things to see. Thanks for another really interesting video!