Kruger National Park tips that will change your life !! SAVE TIME AND MONEY

You NEED to know before you visit - YEARS of information in 23 minutes
There are good parts and bad parts to every travel experience and Kruger Park is no different but what is different is that there are Wild animals that are unpredictable and instinctive.
There are so many nuggets of helpful information in the episode that will help guide you in your booking experience and/or gain a better understanding of life in the wild for the people who live and work here.
Perspective is important, and I hope to entertain and educate you through my perspective in this video.
Here is vital info:
You can buy a wild card if you plan to visit more parks in South Africa the card lasts a year and you gain access to 28 parks in South Africa.
www.sanparks.o...
Furthermore, the prices are:
Gate Entrance SA resident - R115
International - R404+ -
YOU PAY THIS PER NIGHT SO 10 NIGHTS 10X
Bookings and prices
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Central Reservations (Pretoria): [phone] or mobile: [phone]
Filmed - Sony A7III and Sony A9II
Lenses - 400mm f2.8
- 70-200mm f2.8
- 16 -35mm f2.8
- 200-600mm f5.6-6.3
Edited Premiere Pro with all my own clips
Music - www.epidemicsound.com

[@thomasWilson-ne5jm]

This is my 2nd home i love the bush wish to be there right now going in 2 weeks bro. would love to plan a trip with people who share the same love for the bush as i do . im 19 and know more about the bush (flora and fauna wise) Great video sadly i already know all of these things but is is always great to revise these important tips and tricks

[@thomasWilson-ne5jm]

what type of snake was that brother it looks like a mamba from the colouration and head shape but it could be a various amount of things as well as it is small for a mamba but it may be an adolescent

[@janesuk1442]

Beautiful…South Africa is on my bucket list. Thanks for sharing. Greetings from Canada 🇨🇦

[@Theexperienceafrica]

Thank you !! you must come to visit it is the best country in the world as we have everything it is small and the value for money cost of living is great. Appreciate it !!

[@janesuk1442]

@@Theexperienceafrica thank you for your reply. Sounds good, if I make it out there, you can be my tour guide. 😊 Lions are my favorite animal. Is canned lion hunt still going on in South Africa? Hope the government banned this hunt! God bless you. Jane

[@Theexperienceafrica]

@@janesuk1442 My Pleasure, and hopefully you do things are back to "normal" again and prices are going up. If I am not busy I'd love to be your guide. Unfortunately, where there is the money it is very difficult to fully stop something such as canned lion hunting, SA is vast and most of the land where this happens is private land.

[@janesuk1442]

@@Theexperienceafrica thank you. I really appreciate your knowledge in this field. Definitely, I’ll look you up when I’m there. You’re an expert! Do you have a website I could go to? Once I’m there, I’m also going to visit Kevin Richardson, AKA the lion whisperer. Blessings, 🇨🇦❤️

[@stephanieboerman1689]

Curteis, we hartily congratulate you on this video. My wife and I have talked about the need for a short induction type of video that HAS to be viewed by EVERY visitor to the Park, BEFORE entry, enforcing the attitude of responsible and safe behaviour while visiting this unique area. As you have mentioned, much of the human behaviour (or MISbehaviour) is due to lack of knowledge and understanding how to enjoy this experience. The animals are WILD and its their home - this requires responsible behaviour from visitors for their own safety and enjoyment. We feel you have made a great start and look forward to your future episodes Boerman family

[@Theexperienceafrica]

Thank you so much for this beautiful comment. Honestly It is the reason I spent the time and money to create these videos. I want to help people. I want other people to have a great experience. I am thankful for your feedback as well because it helps me. I think about new videos to make, like this one. Stay tuned. I have spent the whole month of March so far in Kruger. I can't wait to post more edutainment.

[@monicaalberts8130]

Wonderful to have positive people like you whom loves NATURE!!

[@Theexperienceafrica]

Monica that is honestly the best compliment ever it warms my soul to hear this feedback !!

[@monicaalberts8130]

Thanks....enjoy precious life 🌿

[@tomsmith7571]

Love the video. Great information and scenery. Kruger is an exceptional place and travel destination. I'm tentatively hoping to be there later this year. Great to see content from people with a huge love and respect for what is protected there! Keep it up man.

[@AndyM...]

You said it..."focus on the small stuff, and the bigger things will appear" !!!

[@bojrgensen7965]

Like your video! But have to correct a bit the world´s largest national park is the North East Greenland National Park (Greenland/Denmark) at 972.000 km2!

[@rsearun2620]

Great work, I look forward to seeing more of your fine videos.

[@rosieternl3609]

Greetings from the Netherlands, your new subscriber here. Thank you for making this inspiring and very informative clip. Respect to you 💯 I'm planning our ZA 🇿🇦 trip, hope I can find more useful information from you. Kind Regards .

[@odinquincannon4237]

Disgusting and disappointing and saddening that ANYBODY would drop any refuse in this reserve. It’s horrible enough a big city, but you’d think people would not even have to be told not to pollute a place like this.

[@merciabrowne5163]

South African wildlife is amazing

[@stephaniediedericks6941]

Wow beautiful guys we have absolutely beautiful country

[@erikramaekers63]

You can't leave the road and it get's to busy at times.When i first went on a safari in 1981 ( Kenya) we were riding in a open jeep and didn't see any other verhicle in Tsavo East.

[@Theexperienceafrica]

No in Kruger there is no leaving the road like in the Greater Kruger and in Tanzania and Kenya. This is why Greater Kruger like Sabi Sands is better than most places. I would say if you can choose between Umkumbe and Kruger Gate I would go with Umkumbe Safari Lodge in Sabi Sands.

[@louisdaubrey8330]

Great video. Historically, I have visited Kruger many many times, but I have not been in many years. I will be visiting again in October, towing a caravan. I have booked at Pretoriuskop, but nervous about Numbi gate. How safe is it now to travel that road? Thanks in advance.

[@Theexperienceafrica]

How was your trip Louis, to be honest, I am certain I replied to your message but I see now there is nothing here so strange my apologies for this.

[@Gamer-yi7lp]

I was born in South Africa and I would never in my life be just a little bit tempted to leave

[@Theexperienceafrica]

I feel the same this country is beautiful and I am happy my video made you think that way !!

[@Gamer-yi7lp]

Is there like an email I can use to contact you. I would love to ask you some questions and maybe teach you some stuff about Kruger

[@Theexperienceafrica]

Please email me at [e-mail] and I will send you tons of info !!

[@simonepeverelli883]

Hello! Thanks for the videos and the info. I am planning my first trip to South Africa for next summer. My idea would be to fly to Cape Town and spend 3-4 days there. I will then travel along the coast to Port Elizabeth. At this point I still don't know whether to dedicate a day or two to Addo or fly directly to Kruger. I was thinking of skipping the Addo and dedicating 2 more days to Kruger. I will therefore book a Port Elizabeth-Kruger flight (I don't know which airport yet. I saw that there are several....). Once landed, I will collect the car and start the safari. I thought to base it on two zones (Skukuza seems to me the best choice for the first time and then I'll choose a smaller one. Any suggestions are welcome!). I will alternate solo safaris with organized tours. I was wondering if you also need to pre-book the activities (bush walks, night safaris,...) or can they be reserved on site? I still don't know how many days I will have available but it will be between 4 and 6. After the safari I would like to travel through the Blyde River Canyon region and arrive in Joannesburg, where I will take the return flight. An alternative would be to skip these two points and visit Durban where I would fly back. Any suggestions or comments on my program are welcome. Thanks again for the video! Hello! Simone

[@ananddoraiappah2441]

Hello. Iam planning to come from India mid November which safari is good? Planning to stay in Hazyview town and arrange 2 full day safari’s

[@Theexperienceafrica]

Hello there!! November is a good time if they rain because then a lot of babies will be born. The Impala should have their babies soon. It can be very hot around 40C, and there can be a lot of thunderstorms. Be careful in Hazyview its very busy place. Stay away from Bushbuckridge and Acornhoek because they are townships, and it is very dangerous

[@boadirobert]

Amazing Video we are coming in February and will love to know more about Kruger. If u don't mind me asking ur town u leave in if we can find a hotel there and travel for 2 days or what are ur best suggestions. If u have FB or IG I can hit u up there. Thank 🇨🇦

[@Theexperienceafrica]

Boadi !! Firstly nice Surname mine is Roberts. Secondly thank you for reaching out please contact me on Instagram Dm as I would love to help you find the best accommodation and give you some extra tips. I live near Hoedspruit 40 minutes from Orpen gate the best area in the park in my opinion. Please type in The experience Africa.

[@Theexperienceafrica]

@boadirobert

[@boadirobert]

@@Theexperienceafrica awesome thank you very much. Will do that.