Never miss an opportunity to go back to Lower Sabie and Olifants!

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There was a reason I dedicated the previous two posts on de Wets Wild to Lower Sabie and Olifants, two of the most popular camps in the Kruger National Park. That is because I had the opportunity to visit both camps again earlier this week, and now that you have been introduced to both destinations we can all just sit back and enjoy some photos from this latest trip. Here’s hoping you enjoy the gallery as much as I enjoyed putting it together!

Sunrise on the road near Malelane
Chew with your mouth closed!
Lilac-breasted Roller
Kudu herd on the move
Verreaux’s Eagle Owl
Marching buffalo bulls
Ellie insists on having the right of way!
Reflections at a waterhole near Crocodile Bridge
Reflections at a waterhole near Crocodile Bridge
Blue wildebeest too nervous to drink
Crocodile lazing on a rock in the Vurhami stream
Giraffe on the plains
Cheetah south of Lower Sabie
Bungalow 12 at Lower Sabie, May 2016
Nyala along the Sabie
Red-billed Oxpecker clinging to a kudu
Old timer slowly walking along the road
Kudu close-up
Great white egret in the Sabie
Sunset over the Sabie
Hooded Vulture silhouette
Lioness on buffalo kill
Klipspringer ewe on Nkumbe Mountain
Blue wildebeests near Tshokwane
Huge herd of nervous zebra at Mazithi Dam
Elephant showing zebras who’se the boss!
Big old bull north of Satara
Young hippo looking for something to eat
Pearl-spotted Owlet
Olifants bungalow 23, May 2016
The milky way above Olifants
Sunrise over the Olifants
Leopard seen near Olifants
Watchful lion near Olifants
Buffalo facing the rising sun
Wildebeest silhouette
Leopard hunting jackals
Leopard hunting jackals
Leopard hunting jackals
Zebras and marulas outside Satara
Impala on the run
Elephant bull on the way to Orpen

 

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47 thoughts on “Never miss an opportunity to go back to Lower Sabie and Olifants!”

  3. Erika

    Dries, I like your Zebra, reflections at the waterhole. Thanks for sharing. Giving us a quick ‘breather and a let’s pretend we are in the bush’ moment.

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    1. de Wets Wild Post author

      In Kruger the camps are all safely surrounded by electric fencing, Teresa, so you can walk around at night with a flashlight and look for nocturnal critters, like bushbabies and scorpions!

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