Summer Snapshots from Kruger: Family Life in a Baboon Troop

DeWetsWild conducted a two-week tour of the Kruger National Park with altogether nine people to see out 2025 and ring in 2026 and every day for the month of February I’ll be sharing just a few of the many memories our group collected.

Baboons are always a treat to watch, and thankfully they’re quite commonly encountered in the Kruger National Park. From the playful antics of the youngsters to the long-suffering expressions on the faces of the adults it is impossible to watch them without a smile (or recognizing at least one of your own family members!). This troop entertained us royally one morning on the main road between Satara and Tshokwane.

If you’d like to join me on a guided tour of South Africa’s wild places, of even if you’d just like a bit of help putting your reservations together, don’t hesitate to reach out!

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