It’s time for our long-awaited month of summer holidays at Satara, in the Kruger National Park. We set off from Pretoria at 10am, drove 80% of the way in drenching rain – much appreciated in our drought stricken country – and finally arrived at Orpen Gate about an hour before the gates closed, just enough time to reach Tamboti Tented Camp, where we spent our first night in the bush.
Elephant at Orpen Gate
Newborn Impala
Tamboti Tented Camp, Tent # 6, December 2019
Bushbuck in Tamboti
Large-spotted Genet in Tamboti
Spotted Hyena outside the fence at Tamboti
Scrub Hare inside Tamboti
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We have never stayed at Tamboti – It looks awesome!
Definitel worth a try, Helen, though we find the road network around the camp too limited for an extended stay.
What a great start!
And it just keeps going, Carol!
Glad to know you are there. Enjoy to the full!
We’re having an amazing time, thanks Anne!
Me too, I look forward to following your trip. The night shots really are lovely. I imagine Joubert made some great photos too 🙂
Thank you, Takami!
Indeed, Joubert is getting some stunning shots too!
That sounds very interesting! I have the feeling that you’ll be posting more about it ( I surely, hope so) 🙂
Yep H.J, we’re hoping to share a regular update while we’re here.
Love the night-shots.
Walking around camp after dark really is a must-do!
As long as one doesn’t come across an oversize pussycat who has got through security!
Thankfully that’s never happened! 🙂