Berg-en-Dal Rest Camp Kruger National Park | Full Camp Tour & Review

[@EvaSchauneweg]

What a wunderful camp tour. And all the completely relaxed animals……simply beautiful!!!!😊

[@Carolina_in_the_wild]

Thank you so much! :)

[@JoesWildlifeAdventures]

Berg-en-Dal is one of my favorite main camps and the surrounding area is just wonderful….nice video!

[@Carolina_in_the_wild]

Thank you! Yes, I also love the area around Berg-en-Dal. This year, we got very lucky and saw lots of rhinos and leopards (literally two leopards every single day).

[@ssvilhelmsen6795]

As an overseas visitor it saddens me when you say, there are more local and fewer international visitors which makes for a quiet atmosphere. Does the international vistors make more noise?

[@Carolina_in_the_wild]

I am actually not a local myself. I didn't mean that foreign tourists are unpleasant, they just tend to travel a little differently in Kruger. The locals are generally just very quiet, sleep at 9 pm and are awake early in the morning, but are always super considerate. International tourists sometimes party a little longer in the evening (which is understandable when you are on holiday). There are camps where the atmosphere is more suited to this, e.g. Lower Sabie rest camp. It should not be judgemental, but simply informative, so that you can decide for yourself what you prefer. :)

[@ssvilhelmsen6795]

@@Carolina_in_the_wild I strongly disagree with you that foreign tourists make more noise and party more than the locals, and travel differently. I don't know where you camped. But in the camps we go to 1 or 2 times a year, I have never experienced what you say. But I certainly don't like the claim you make in your video. I don't think you can shame all foreign tourists that way.