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.

Walking around the Kruger’s Rest Camps during the heat of the day, when the summer temperatures make it extremely unpleasant to be out exploring on the roads, opens up a world of smaller creatures that would otherwise probably go unnoticed while cooped up in a vehicle.

Male Tree Agama

Flap-necked Chameleon

Flap-necked Chameleon

Wahlberg’s Bush Cricket

Spotted Joker Butterfly

Male Rainbow Skink

Giant Legless Skink

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!