In October 2024 I had the immense pleasure of hosting long-time blogging friend John Steiner (of Journeys with Johnbo), his wife Lynn, John’s niece Patricia Broesder and her husband Gary on a tour of Cape Town and the Kruger National Park. In Kruger we were joined by colleagues Hannes Rossouw and Irving Knight, both experts in their respective fields.
The Kruger National Park is an enormous tract of land, for the most part entirely untouched by human interference, where the heart of Africa still beats to its own rhythm, and whether there are any people around to witness it or not makes no difference to her beauty. Scenes like these make my soul soar. I’m sure it had the same effect on our guests.
I am a fully accredited and legally registered tour guide (with all the necessary insurance, professional drivers license and first aid certification) – don’t hesitate to reach out if you’d like me to arrange a guided tour of beautiful South Africa and all her natural wonders, like the Kruger National Park, for you as well, or even just to assist with your holiday reservations for our national parks and nature reserves throughout the country.
DeWetsWild 
The memories of our journey and the beautiful Kruger National Park will be forever for me. This post brought the scenery to the forefront again in my mind.
That is very kind of you, John. Wild Africa gets under your skin, becomes part of your being and something your soul longs for!
So gorgeous. We are happy that we visited Kruger not that long before our then unanticipated move to the Cape! It is so different here – truly like another country.
That is so very true, Carol! We’re blessed to call a country so diverse our home!
I grew up in the Lowveld … these make me long for that part of the world!
I can easily understand why that would be so, Anne. The Lowveld has a special magic.
Beautiful photos, Dries.
Baie dankie, Ineke!
Plesier. Altyd lekker om jou fotos te sien veral omdat hul beskrywings by het ook.