Looking back at the fantastic places we stayed at while exploring South Africa’s wild places in 2014…
Pafuri River Camp, February 2014
Letaba, Kruger National Park, February 2014
Swadini, Blyde River Canyon Nature Reserve, February 2014
Glen Reenen, Golden Gate Highlands National Park, March 2014
Giant’s Castle Game Reserve, April 2014
Shingwedzi, Kruger National Park, April 2014
Orpen, Kruger National Park, April 2014
Berg-en-Dal, Kruger National Park, May 2014
Skukuza, Kruger National Park, August 2014
Satara, Kruger National Park, August 2014
Shipandani Hide, Kruger National Park, September 2014
Shingwedzi, Kruger National Park, September 2014
Glen Reenen, Golden Gate Highlands National Park, November 2014
Skukuza, Kruger National Park, November 2014
Chelmsford Nature Reserve, December 2014
Ntshondwe, Ithala, December 2014
Mantuma, uMkhuze, December 2014
Chane Cheese Farm, December 2014
Mpila, Hluhluwe-Imfolozi, December 2014
Midmar, December 2014
Glen Reenen, Golden Gate Highlands National Park, December 2014
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Ai, my hart is verkoop aan die natuur en diere. Lekker om te weet daar is ander wat ook so voel.
Geen ander woord as “verslaaf” kan verduidelik hoe ons oor Suid-Afrika se natuurerfenis voel nie, Spokie!
Such beautiful places to stay, and the animals are incredible.
More than enough reason to return again and again 😉
It is so inspiring to see all of your abodes from 2014. Keep living the dream and all the best in 2015!!!
Thank you for all the kind contributions you made to de Wets Wild in 2014, Lisa. We hope 2015 will be good to you as well!
Happy New Year!
And to you, dear Cee, thank you!
What a magical, beautiful year! I hope 2015 will be evenbetter for you all!
And everything of the best to you and your loved ones for 2015 also, Kanzen!
Die Pafuri kamp lyk die lekkerste.Julle is baie bevoorreg om so te kon rondgaan.Gelukkig kan ons dit saam met jou geniet hier op die blogs.
Soveel heerlike herinneringe bymekaar gemaak Dina. Ons was beslis bevoorreg.
It’s fun to see behind the scenes, so to speak. I love the tree house, that would get me in any day.
That’s the Pafuri River Camp, Maamej, and it is as lovely to stay there as it looks. We slept with the tent flaps open and fell asleep to the sound of the wind rustling through the apple-leaf trees. Magical.
Sounds wonderful 🙂