A look at the evolution of tourist accomodation in the Kruger National Park
The Wolhuter Hut in Pretoriuskop Rest Camp dates from the 1920’s and has been preserved to offer a glimpse into what a visit to the Park was like when it was still in its infancy (it is no longer used to accommodate guests):
Wolhuter’s hut in Pretoriuskop
The accommodation on offer today is much more sophisticated and spacious – this is one of the new bungalows in Lower Sabie Rest Camp:
Bungalow in Lower Sabie
There’s a huge variety of accomodation options available in the Park today, ranging from the very rustic to the very luxurious, to cater for almost all tastes and budgets.
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A fantastic place, thanks for the reminder of our amazing visit!
Hi Tina! Glad we could jog some happy memories for you!
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What a change. Somehow I miss the sheer simplicity of the rondavels that were a part of my family’s visits to Kruger. I guess change is inevitable and I’m sure those new, more luxurious accommodations make it a more comfortable experience. Have a great weekend dear de Wet family.
Joey
Hi Joey!
Truth be told, we’ll stay in a stable as long as we can be in the Kruger!
Wishing you and Marks a great weekend as well!
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http://2013weeklyphotochallenge.wordpress.com/2013/04/13/weekly-photo-challenge-change/ How unique for this weeks photo challenge change, thanks for joining it.
Thank you very much Jackie!
We really enjoy taking part in the photo challenge, but have to admit that it’s hard sometimes to find a contribution that also fits with our theme here at de Wets Wild!