Day 23 (Final day) - Kruger National Park! S1 - Ep 563

[@tobylisaisaacson9790]

Hey Curtis and Sonia, thank you so much for inviting us on your wonderful trip. So grateful to you for your hard work in putting together this series Honestly I have loved every second of it!! We don’t mind admitting we’re addicted- but we have to save really hard to come out every 2-3 years- it just makes each visit even more precious

[@DustBugsTravel]

Always know that you have a standing invitation to join us on every Kruger trip, and every other one we go on too. The cost is high, but we'll happily pay the price in exchange for the invaluable memories and enjoyment we gain along the way. Good luck with the savings and we wish you the most fantastic time when it's your turn again to visit this special, special place. 😍🚙

[@teresagillmer9464]

I can't wait 🤩

[@thewanderer58]

A beautiful end to a beautiful journey. Thank you so much again friends for allowing me on board for the entire ride. I loved every minute of it. 😊

[@neilblunt1926]

Couldn't agree more. We, wife and I, couldn't wait for every new episode. Let's hope you get back there sooner rather than later. Can't wait for the next trip. We don't know what we are going to do now that your trip is over. God bless and safe travels.

[@DustBugsTravel]

@thewanderer58 We appreciate you taking so many minutes of your time to enjoy ours with us. It was an absolute joy to visit this incredible place again and to share our experiences with you. We hope you'll join us for our new series. We hit the road yesterday and will start filming tomorrow. 🤩🚙

[@lauravanzyl9404]

Baie Dankie jul 2tjies het dit baie geniet het gister klaar gekyk ons was self bietjie weg gewees kon nie elke dag kyk nie wees veilig ons wag vir die vlg reis geniet jul Baie

[@terrimeyer3815]

BONUS🎉 another night in the Kruger. Today was a great day. I also never seen a side stripe before. ❤ I think after all the rain im sure the park is flowing all over again. Limpopo had floods over the last weekend. Safe travels home. Lotsa love and blessings for 2025 ❤🎉❤ like soni says...phenomenal....

[@DustBugsTravel]

The two side-striped jackals were a truly special sighting for us! 😍🐺 I heard reports just today of heavy rains in areas of Limpopo, so that's fantastic news and I can only imagine how much water is around now. That will be quite a sight, I'm sure! Thank you for the good wishes for 2025, we wish the same for you and your loved ones and we can't wait to share our journeys in this new year with you. Thank you for always following along! 😍🚙

[@teresagillmer9464]

Wonderful that you could sleep over at Letaba in the Kruger for another night.Thanks again for these wonderful 23 days in the Kruger Park.I think I'll start that journey all over again.

[@DustBugsTravel]

I don't blame you for wanting to start the journey all over again. If I had the time, I'll play our Kruger videos back-to-back all the time, until we can get back there again. We appreciate your company on our backseat as we enjoyed all things Kruger. 😍🚙 We're starting to film our next series of videos tomorrow, so will expect to see you back for those again too. Coming soon! 🤩

[@ElnaGeringer]

Always a sad day when the last day comes way to soon. Thanks for this awesome series. God willing we will be there end of Feb 2025. The black bird that you battle to ID is a Jacobin Cuckoo

[@DustBugsTravel]

Yes, the last day always arrives way too soon and it almost always feels as if we just arrived and already have to leave again. 😥🚙 The end of February will be here before you know it, I'm sure you're super excited already. Have a fabulous time, as one can only have in Kruger! 🤩

[@wilmabooysen7148]

Oh what can I say, loved every minute of the Kruger, it is sad for it to come to an end time flies when you love the journey....Sonia I cry with you because it is an amazing place to be cannot wait for your next adventure....God bless ❤❤

[@DustBugsTravel]

Thank you so much. 😊🚙

[@rosemarymoolman6765]

What an amazing trip you had. You enjoyed so many wonderful sightings. If I ever get to go back to the Park again and drive over the Letaba bridge, I will always refer to it as Sonia's Bridge. My parents always used to say the park was their heaven and that they always felt extremely close (not that they weren't) there. I think thats the way you two feel, hey. Going out of the park was very emotional for me. I feel you Sonia. ♥️ Thank you for the many blessings ♥️♥️ Thank you Curtis and Sonia ♥️

[@DustBugsTravel]

Sonia says you have her full permission to cross her bridge and enjoy all the magnificence from there in all its glory! 🥰 You hit the nail on the head, the two of us do feel even closer there and we feel it's because we're so incredibly close to nature and absolutely savour every single second, knowing that it'll be over before we know it. You speak with such love about your folks and I can tell that they are a big part of the reason why you love this place so very much. ❤️🚙 We appreciate you joining us in the majestic Kruger National Park.

[@rosemarymoolman6765]

@@DustBugsTravel Thank you Sonia. I loved my parents so much and enjoyed their last few trips with them. They started taking us to the park on an annual basis and I am almost 62 now. My Dad taught us so much about all the animals.. ❤️

[@daviddevo2328]

Thank you Curtis and Sonia for taking us through our favourite place again with you. We loved every moment and cannot wait to get there again in person as well. We appreciate you and this has now become a December tradition. To many more happy travels this year 😊

[@DustBugsTravel]

I truly hope you'll be able to visit Kruger again really soon. It was a pleasure to have you along on our trip through this incredible place. 😍🚙 We're back on the long road for our first trip of 2025 and are super excited to share new destinations with you too. We🤩 We hope you'll join us.

[@teresagillmer9464]

Those baby hyenas were so cute .😢 Im also sad your going home but thats life. Cant wait for the next trip wherever you are going.This whole experience wouldnt have been possible without you two plus Dusty and Sandy.

[@aislingbooks]

7:46 -> Jacobin cuckoo! You always make me look these up 😁 I didn't realise that vultures were an endangered species - how sad 47:51 -> Google says 'Golden eagle' ... Is that so? Finally finished having taken it slow to relish your very last episode of this journey to the Kruger. My favourite of your sightings, well, always besides the honey badger, were the young lion cubs at play...just like house cats. Adorable. Thanks again, guys, for allowing us to share with you such an enjoyable journey. All the best

[@DustBugsTravel]

According to Google, golden eagles occur in the northern parts of the northern hemisphere, so we dont'get them locally. I'm not sure exactly what kind of eagle that was. I read online that our martial eagle is the most similar in size to the golden eagle. 🦅 'Relish' is a good word for what we did with every moment in our magical Kruger National Park.food😍 Thank you for taking the time out to join us, we'll see you on the road again real soon. 😁🚙

[@charlietreston4035]

Hi guys really great you got to spend another night and in your favourite number 32 .this whole trip has been amazing from start to finish. The amount of wildlife is mind blowing. Sonias stories chatting with the ladies have been great so funny. The views from the look out awesome across the Kruger. The young giraffe dainty eating the leaves between the thorns love it .spotting the Rhinos and the stripe side jackals the cherry on top. The hippos from Sonias bridge are the best 👌 👍. The view from the sink got to be best in the world. Hyena pups and the elephants in the mist only in South Africa. Well done Curtis for driving that distance 👏 👍 you guys are blessed to live in such a wonderful place. Thanks again for taking me along cheerio till the next one

[@DustBugsTravel]

You mentioned a few of our highlights in your comment, including my beloved rhinos and Sonia's hippos. 😍🦏🦛 The side-striped jackal was most certainly a highlight of our final day and we got to see not only them, but also three rhinos and multiple hippos, so all-in-all a truly fantastic time was had by the two of us. I'm fortunate that I love long-distance driving, so I enjoyed every kilometre of that too. We're blessed to have you as one of our loyal viewers and we so look forward to having you back on our backseat again very soon. 😍🚙

[@monicaalberts8130]

What a blessing that you arrived in Strand safely 😊 We sold our farm 20 years ago and came to retire in George...enjoying it so much ❣🙏

[@maggiediedericks761]

Glad you safeback home. Thank you for taking us with you to KNP FELT sad to leave😢

[@DustBugsTravel]

We were extremely sad to leave the Park, as always. 😥 We'll always be back, so we'll always have that to look forward to. Thanks for hopping on board each time! 😍🚙

[@rosemarymoolman6765]

Thanks!

[@DustBugsTravel]

Thank you for your loyal and generous support of our channel, we appreciate it more than you know. 😊🚙

[@redrose5947]

Grootvlei is a favourite spot of ours to have coffee and rusks, Oumas of course lol. In April 2023 we sat there and watched as a herd of Buffalo came down to drink on the opposite bank. The buffalo soon made a swift exit as they became aware of the 4 young male lions lying closer to the water. Our hearts were pounding as we waited to see what would happen next......no action that morning for us to see but another unforgetable memory in the Kruger. We're coming back again from the UK in 18 weeks time and will be staying for 34 nights ! We can't wait......we love your videos and have binge watched both of your series on Kruger. Stay well Sonia and Curtis and thank you for taking us with you and sharing your joy of Kruger.

[@DustBugsTravel]

The Grootvlei Dam you describe is a far cry from what we witnessed during our recent visit. Here's to hoping enough rain has fallen since to make a significant difference and that you're rewarded with fantastic sightings. Thank you for coming to Kruger with us while you wait for your own trip. Have the most fabulous time! 🤩🚙

[@neilblunt1926]

Seeing those side striped jackals was amazing. Even more rare than cheetah. I also have only had one sighting. The sighting you guys have had are mind blowing. Hope you have many more and that Nsemani dam has water.

[@DustBugsTravel]

We were super chuffed with all our sightings, but it was extra special to see those side-striped jackals for the first time. It's wild that it happened on our very last day in the Park. We caught another quick glimpse of one very close to the Phalaborwa Gate as we were preparing to exit the Park, but I was just not quick enough to capture it on film. 😍🐺 We've heard reports from many of our viewers that Nsemani Dam is looking great and has quite a bit of water, which is the best news! 🌊🦛 Thank you to you and your wife for taking time out to follow along, it was great fun!

[@jasonking3341]

Thank you so much Curtis and Sonia for sharing the wonderful Kruger National Park. What a place!!! 🦁🐗🦅I felt the emotions of those last few kms and the exiting of the gate. It is a sadness, however those feelings are mixed with so many fond memories. If only we could bottle the excitement of gate opening time and sell it, that would pay for many Kruger trips. 😃😃😃 I hope our paths cross once again in the Kruger. Safe Travels and take care.

[@DustBugsTravel]

If you ever figure out how to bottle that feeling,let me know. We'll be happy to be your South African representatives! 😍🇿🇦 You said it, what a place! There's just nothing like it and fortunately we have heaps of new memories to last us until we get to visit again. We do look forward into bumping into you again on the roads of Kruger, when we least expect it. Until then, thanks so much for following our journey. 👌🏻🚙

[@dawnbarnes1361]

Hellooo ❤ I had a great time traveling with you both, plus Dusty and Sandy 😂 for 23 days in the KNP. The animal sightings were magic 🎉 Thank you 🙏 Take care xxx Nice rain has fallen in KNP lately. I'm so happy for the animals, birds and plants / trees 🌳 🎉❤

[@DustBugsTravel]

Yes, I heard that good rain has fallen in places, that's amazing news! 🌧️ We appreciate you joining the four of us on the roads of this phenomenal place. We'll hopefully see you on our backseat again in our next series. Thank you for always coming along! 😍🚙

[@irenemasterson146]

Thank you so much for your journey through the Kruger Park it was great to see the camps the animals and shame the dams that are so dry. Loved the footage of the lions at the hide. Very special indeed.God Bless and pleased you home safely

[@DustBugsTravel]

Our private lion sighting at the hide was absolutely one of our highlights, so I'm glad to hear that it was yours too! 😍🦁 It's hard for us to pick only one though, but that one definitely stands out. We appreciate so much that you jumped on our backseat as we traversed this incredible place. We look forward to seeing you again soon! 😁🚙

[@deonzar]

Yes the green vegetation in the KNP is really fantastic...and of course all the animals you showed us...we are really grateful for that. So glad you made it safely home.

[@DustBugsTravel]

I'm super happy that you joined us for our entire trip through our favourite place! It was great having you along and we hope to see you soon again! 😁🚙

[@annawitter5161]

Yayyy! Not the end yet. Guinea fowl always remind me of a bunch of kerktannies, with a blue rinse, or a blue hat. Love the "kudu -lites". Wow! Another dung beetle, awesome! I took a screenshot of the Shingwedzi hide for a painting. Might put in a few elephant. Such luck to sight the rhinos. They are getting so scarce.😢 Lovely old bull ellie. We all get lumpy and bumpy when we get old 😂 marauding squirrel, so funny 🤣. Ai, Sonia, i know how you feel, i am the same. Could never sleep the night before leaving the Free Sate or Karoo. Afskeidsverdriet!😢 You need a good strong coffee ☕☕

[@DustBugsTravel]

Sonia doesn't really do strong coffee, but she had a good few strong hot chocolates to drown her leaving Kruger sorrows. 🥰☕ I'm glad you joined us in our favourite place and enjoyed all the many special sightings. Fortunately you were spoilt with many, many elephants and quite a few tortoises. 😍🐢🐘 I, again, was spoilt with many rhinos, which were super special for us. ❤️🦏 We're back on the road for our first trip of 2025 and I know you'll be right back on your usual spot on our backseat for that one too. We look forward to sharing it with you!

[@geertkabbedijk2798]

Thank you for sharing your wonderful experiences in Krugerpark. Brings back many memories. Unfortunately due to personal circumstances my last visit to Kruger was in 2014 but thanks to people like you I can experience beautiful sightings of all the park has to offer. Looking forward to your next trip. Greetings from the Netherlands.

[@DustBugsTravel]

Hello to you in the Netherlands! I'm glad you enjoyed our Kruger series, we certainly had fun visiting and filming. 🤩🚙 Watching videos about Kruger is the next best thing until it one day will hopefully be possible for you to visit again. If not, you're always very welcome on our backseat! Thank you so much for watching. 😊

[@lindawebster5336]

Sonja I wanted to cry with u when u left the park. My favourite place on earth. Have Sooo enjoyed ur time in the Kruger. Hopefully will c u at the end of the year again. Thank you so much for sharing .

[@DustBugsTravel]

My darling wife could hardly talk for a while as we left the Park. 🥰 We were both super sad. We'll be back for our Kruger fixes this year. We're back on the long road for our first trip of 2025 and will be exploring a few other places in our home country first. You're welcome to join us for those too. 🇿🇦🚙 Thank you for coming along!

[@brendalochner9705]

For weeks I've been excited everyday to see the latest video of your visit in the Kruger. It has been amazing! I am sad😭 that it had to end but glad that you are safely home. Looking forward to the next Kruger visit! Thanks for sharing your experiences with us. Love you guys!💗

[@DustBugsTravel]

It was truly magical to visit Kruger again and I'm glad you got to enjoy it with us until you visit again yourself. 🤩🚙 We're back on the long road in our beautiful country and will start filming our next series tomorrow. We hope you'll join us on our backseat for that one too. Thank you for watching! 😊

[@AnnemarieWillcox]

Thankyou for a wonderful trip. My heart was singing all the way. Am stuck here in cold UK

[@DustBugsTravel]

Greetings to you in the UK! I hear you, our hearts were singing for 23 days, until the last few moments when they cried a little. 🚙🎶 But the tears were short-lived, because we'll be back to share another trip with you again, this time to different destinations before we head to Kruger again. Thanks for joining us. 😁

[@francoispieterse7371]

THANKS AGAIN FOR TAKING US ON YOUR YOURNEY THROUGH THE KP AS ALWAYS UNBELIEVABLE I MISS IT SO MUCH AS WE ARE PLANNING OUR 21 DAYS IN KP IN 2026.TX CURTIS AND SONIA AND THE CUTIES IN THE BACK WINDOW.😁😁😁

[@DustBugsTravel]

The two cuties and the two of us not-so-cute ones thank you for coming along with us, until you can visit yourself next year. 😍🧸I'm sure you're enjoying every moment dreaming, planning and thinking about your trip. It's as important as actually being there, because the saying 'time flies when you're having fun' is truer nowhere than in Kruger. Safe travels! 🚙😁

[@brianbarnes2909]

Like so many others, I can’t tell you how much I have enjoyed following this trip and have loved every minute. I’m really going to miss seeing the notifications for this one but am looking forward to wherever your travels take you next. Thanks so much for the hours it must take producing such brilliant videos. Go well 😀

[@DustBugsTravel]

Thank you for your kind words, they're much appreciated. 😊🚙 Editing our videos is an enormous job, but I love it and it's very rewarding to hear that you enjoy following along on our travels. We're back on the long road for our fist trip of 2025 and will start filming our next series tomorrow, which we'll edit and start sharing with you upon our return home. We hope you'll join us for that one.🤩

[@brianbarnes2909]

@ 100%! Looking forward to it 😀

[@mariusroos]

Wow Kruger vegetation is really beautiful. What a nice drive to conclude this series. I enjoyed it every minute. A rewarding trip and a nice one for the final day. Thank you. Next one you will see me!

[@DustBugsTravel]

Being able to spend one final full day in this magical place was a huge gift and we loved every moment. We'll see you very soon again when we pick you up for the first episode of our new series of videos. Thank you for joining us in Kruger! 😊🚙

[@lindakukard1557]

What an awesome trip. You guys saw so many different animals. Thank you for taking us with you on your ad adventures 😊

[@DustBugsTravel]

And thank you for being on our backseat as we saw all those amazing animals, in the most amazing place on earth. 😍 We hope you'll join us on our upcoming travels through our beautiful country too. 🚙🇿🇦

[@christiaangriesel8486]

Thanks so much for the wonderfull series Enjoyed every second of it, with all the highs and lows your really made is feel part of the journey Looking forward to your next Kruger trip😁

[@DustBugsTravel]

You were indeed part of the journey and I'm so glad to hear you enjoyed it so much! 🤩🚙 Through all the highs and lows, our love for this incredible place just grew deeper and deeper and we're happy to share it with folks who love it just as much. We'll always be back to Kruger, but for now we'll explore a few other places in our beautiful country and I hope you'll consider joining us for those too! 🇿🇦🚙

[@ChristaGodley]

Regtig hhardseer om dat dit kmlaar is. Baie dankie vir die wonderlike vakansie saam met julle. En ek is dankbaar julle is almal veilig tuis

[@DustBugsTravel]

We were just as sad to leave our favourite place, but we're blessed to have had this precious time in the Park and that all four of us arrived back home safely. 🧸🚙 Thank you for coming along, we enjoyed your company! 😁

[@kennethdshort]

Thank you Curtis and Sonia for a fantastic series of videos. Enjoyed them very much This latest one had many surprises . That large snails colour was quite unique to me. Those hyenas looked like ones you videoed before By now I'm with you on the second day of your next trip. Safe travels

[@DustBugsTravel]

You're keeping track of our travels, I love it! You're truly on our backseat! 😁 We left home yesterday morning and are still travelling towards our first destination. We'll start filming tomorrow for our next series. Be on the lookout for a Community post tomorrow afternoon in which we'll explain a little more about the date of the first episode. We look forward to sharing this trip with you too! It means so much to us that you enjoyed Kruger 2024 with us. It was memorable for us in so many ways and our last day was no different. We appreciate all your comments and having you along on our travels, is fantastic. We shall see you soon! 🤩🚙

[@smurgy99]

Thank you for a wonderful series (actually, two as we also watched the previous one). Just to make you jealous, we arrive in Kruger next week for a month. We have never seen a Side-striped Jackal, so fingerd crossed for that. Hope you can get back soon though that is a long drive from Strand. Look forward to your next series.

[@DustBugsTravel]

You must have the time of your lives when you visit later this month, I'm sure you'll have the most amazing trip! 🤩🚙 Thank you for coming along with us in 2023 and 2024, it was a pleasure to have you join us and we hope you'll do so again. Safe travels!

[@smurgy99]

@@DustBugsTravel It will be our first visit in summer, si looking forward to seeing how different it is.

[@davidwakefield4140]

AMAZING VIDEOS GUYS, I LIVE IN THE UK AND MISS South Africa !!!!, LIVED IN BARBERTON SO KRUGER WAS A REGULAR EVENT. THANK YOU CURTIS AND SONIA, SAFE JOURNEY HOME TO THE STRAND/ CAPE XXXX

[@DustBugsTravel]

Greetings to you in the UK! There was a time when we lived in fairly close proximity to Kruger and it was a regular visit for us too, but long gone are those days. It takes us two days by road from our hometown. It's all worth it though and we'll do it as often as we can to return to this amazing place. I'm glad our videos can somewhat ease the longing for South Africa. 😍🇿🇦

[@dirklaubscher2265]

And so all good things come to an end… until next time! Ja, leaving Kruger always tugs at the heartstrings, but I’m definitely looking forward to watching your next trip, maybe even stumbling into you guys again in the future. That would be awesome 👍. Cheers vir eers

[@DustBugsTravel]

We'd love to catch up with you in Kruger again on a future visit! We already can't wait to get back there and I'm sure you pretty much feel the same way. We'll first explore other places in our beautiful country for a while though, but will most certainly work a Kruger fix in here and there to keep the sanity. 😁🚙 Thanks for watching our journey, I hope we delivered in the laughs department. We certainly had a good few chuckles while editing and watching back our videos. 🤣

[@dirklaubscher2265]

Haha the laughs were great, will now always refer to Bluewildebeest as Wild Pattys, thanks for that one Curtis! I nearly choked I laughed so hard at that one and then Sonia’s reaction 😂

[@frederikbrits9559]

First time i saw Grootvlei dry......since 1970's

[@frederikbrits9559]

I'm privilege to stay in Pietersburg and visit the Kruger twice a year......save drive for you two back to the Strand

[@DustBugsTravel]

You're indeed very privileged to live so close. We happened to live in Polokwane (then still Pietersburg) when Sonia introduced me to the Park in 1994 and I fell hook, line and sinker! 😍 We're really far away now, but will move heaven and earth to get back there every opportunity we get. Enjoy your next visit to Kruger! 😁🚙

[@flodillon991]

It might be your last day at the KNP but you we be back again. Those big Giraffe with the miniature one were super. The view from the hill was awesome also heard the rain bird sing lovely and then the rain stunning. The Rhino were magnificent and also the jackals. Thank you so much for this trip. ❤😊

[@DustBugsTravel]

And thank you for following along every kilometre of the way and checking out each animal with us. It was good to hear how excited you were about some of them, just like us! The zebras and giraffes specifically come to mind. 😍🦓🦒 Our last day was fantastic, both in terms of scenery and sightings. Of course the rhinos were my highlight of the entire trip and those two side-striped jackals were a fantastic first-time sighting for us. ❤️🦏🐺 We hope to see you again on our next trip!

[@ingeborgvanderveer789]

“Wild & wonderfull” Sonia heeft jullie reis door Kruger Park uitstekend samengevat! Veel dank voor de vele mooie momenten in deze prachtige wildtuin 🇿🇦🦏🦛🦓🦒🐘🐆. Met ook op de laatste dag weer unieke dieren zoals de winkelende eekhoorn, echt hilarisch, en de zebra zonder staart. Goed om te zien hoeveel jonge dieren jullie zagen in al die dagen en ter afsluiting weer een fluffy jonge giraffe en die spelende piepjonge hyena’s. Zeer verdiend dat jullie de laatste avond uit eten gingen, die pap met boerenworst zag er heel smakelijk uit 😋😋😋. Jammer dat een lekker toetje er niet bij was, een restaurant in Zuid-Afrika zonder Kaluaha hoe is het mogelijk 😅. Nogmaals veel dank & ….. op naar jullie volgende avontuur 🤩🥳

[@DustBugsTravel]

The shopping squirrel knew exactly where to go for the nuts! That in itself was wild and wonderful, like things can only be in our favourite place! 😍🐿️ Thank you for following along on our incredible journey through this incredible place, it was great to have you back on board again! 😁🚙 I'm a big lover of malva pudding, so my sweet tooth wasn't happy that evening and Sonia was rather grumpy when they didn't have Amarula either! 🤣

[@thesetter]

I'm told that Yellow-billed Oxpecker at 7:53 aren't common in Kruger. Is that your experience? Check out Levaillant's Cuckoo in your books for the bird at 8:07 Fascinating Groundbill behaviour! Thanks (again) for the videos - I'll be in the south of the Kruger in less than a month's time and am so looking forward to it.

[@DustBugsTravel]

Yes, we also heard that they're rather uncommon, while the red variety abouds, so it sounds like we were quite lucky with the yellow ones. 😍 Have a fantastic time in Kruger and thank you for sharing in ours! 🤩🚙

[@lee-anneadams9222]

Hi Curtis, Sonia, Dusty and Sandy, finally I get to finish my visit to Kruger, with you. Thank you for always searching out the exciting spaces in the various places, safe travels 🥾🥾

[@DustBugsTravel]

We're so happy that you enjoyed visiting our favourite place with us! 🤩🚙 For us, every single square metre in Kruger is special and the four of us had a fantastic time. We look forward to sharing our new trip with you soon!

[@karlharper2715]

What a fantastic series from our favourite place which flew by. We enjoyed every episode and really like listening to you chatting together and the information you share. We are looking forward to going back to KNP in April and hope to see you there one day. Thanks again for sharing your adventure. Karl & Alison

[@DustBugsTravel]

We hope you have the most amazing time in April, we're jealous! 🚙😁 I'm glad you enjoyed travelling through incredible Kruger with us in the meantime. It was fun having you on board and it would be aweseome to bump into you there one day. 🤩

[@JacquedeBruin-c9o]

Ohhhh that's the worst feeling. Great "series" thanks it brings back great memories. We stayed in that hut in January 2022, know about the heat. Slept under wet towels with the ceiling fan on full. Regards Jacque and famly.

[@DustBugsTravel]

Yup, the north can get really sweltering this time of year, but we'll do it again and again! 😅 I'm glad we could remid you of your own special times in this special place. We appreciate you joining us as we made new memories of our own. 😊🚙

[@dannycampbell7431]

Thanks for a magnificent series in the Kruger! Missing our trips to the park. Nothing like that in western Australia. You guys really got this old Nelspruit boy homesick.

[@DustBugsTravel]

I'm glad you enjoyed 23 days of Kruger with us! 😍🚙 I understand completely how much you must miss it, there is simply no place like it!

[@tessaleroux7725]

Thank you so much for your amazing videos and sharing the wonderful experience you had at Kruger. I also get very upset when I leave and shed a tear too

[@DustBugsTravel]

Yes, the tears are never far away when we leave Kruger. 😥 We appreciate you watching our videos and we're glad to hear that you enjoy them so much! 🤩🚙

[@bramprins229]

Love you so much! Ek hou van tulle so baie

[@DustBugsTravel]

We appreciate that so much and love having you along on our trips! 😍🚙

[@monicaalberts8130]

I indeed enjoyed this trip as if I was rhere as well..... Hope you will come again this year❤❤

[@DustBugsTravel]

We'll make every effort to get back to our favourite place every chance we get, we're just not able to stay away now! 🤩 I'm very happy to hear you had as good a time watching our videos as we did making them! 😁🚙

[@JoseDouglas-b1w]

Dankie vir die reeks julle dat was weer awsome gewees dit nou net klaar gekyk.

[@DustBugsTravel]

It was our pleasure to share our Kruger 2024 trip with you and it warms our hearts to hear that you enjoyed it. We'll see you on our backseat again soon! 🤩🚙

[@lebogangmamome2839]

Woooooooow missed the final episode by 18 minutes but I'm here.

[@DustBugsTravel]

Better late than never. Thank you for coming along to Kruger! 🤩🚙

[@lebogangmamome2839]

@@DustBugsTravel pleasure is all mine and thank you for uplifting videos being someone suffering from mental health they help to calm my nerves.

[@coensmith4729]

I call this the "die vlei pad " best road.

[@DustBugsTravel]

Yes, a beautiful road indeed with spectacular scenery and vegetation along the way. 😍🚙

[@frederikbrits9559]

Hope all of the best for rhino's....no human settlement for many miles, suppose to be save

[@erwinkruger-haye2698]

That Grootvlei dam is crazy…in 2022 I watched elephants swimming in it

[@DustBugsTravel]

Yup, it was a sad sight indeed. 😥 I sincerely hope it looks better there already and that they've had some seriously good rains. 🌧️

[@mhemmen1]

Watching your travels from the netherlands, i love your videos,your happiness and positivity❤. We will be there for te third time in august and cant’t wait. I hope you will be back in the kruger soon so i can travel with you again!

[@DustBugsTravel]

Greetings! Thank you for your kind words. 😊 We're happy to share all our Kruger trips with you. Have a fabulous time in August! 🚙🤩

[@frederikbrits9559]

Correct, Black-backed Jackel = 7 kg, Side-striped 9 kg

[@samsonkjoseph6087]

Baie dankie vriende.

[@DustBugsTravel]

And thank you so much for accompanying us on our journey through our favourite place! 👌🏻🚙

[@gaymeyer9471]

So love the park videos and looked at playlist....no Greyton ? Come guys we only an hour from strand 🌹😕

[@DustBugsTravel]

No need for the unhappy face, methinks you need to check again! 😁🚙 We visited, and overnighted in, Greyton back in May 2022 already when our channel was still very young, our videos were much shorter and we didn't explore as in-depth as we begun doing in later episodes. We hope you enjoy all the same. Check out Episodes 117 and 118.

[@gaymeyer9471]

@@DustBugsTravel goodie l hoped there might be one will view 😀

[@gaymeyer9471]

Ok good one...next time..maybe you could meet some of the two legged inhabitants 😄💕

[@GerhardTheron-s4o]

Dankie "StofGogga's". Julle is 2 ysters (4 saam met die tweetjies in die agtervenster) Kruger was ongelooflik. Ek mis die plek so baie. Bly julle is veilig terug hier in die Strand.

[@DustBugsTravel]

Greetings to you in our hometown! 😍 We're so happy that you joined the four of us through the most incredible place in the world. We haven't been out of the Park for that long yet and we already miss it, so ifyou haven't been there in a good long while, I can only imagine how much you must miss it. I hope you'll be able to visit again one of these fine days. 😊🚙

[@666oracle]

When are you coming to Giyani and Tzaneen?

[@DustBugsTravel]

You'll have to keep watching to find out! We don't say where we're going in advance, we like surprises! 😁🚙

[@conrayjones9290]

Have you seen the flooding in Kruger?

[@DustBugsTravel]

No, we left in the middle of November and it was still pretty dry then. We've seen the reports of heavy rains in the Park since then. 🌧

[@kennethdshort]

Thanks!

[@DustBugsTravel]

Your loyal and generous support of our travels and our channel are truly appreciated. Thank you so much. 😊🚙