We were also in Mapungubwe some years ago. We travelled also with our 79 Cruiser and a Conqueror Commander. It was an awesome experience and at Mazhou camp I experienced what it is like to wake up in The Garden of Eden or Paradise as in the bible book Genesis. The bird songs were incredible.
I hope to see a video about your new setup, the canopy and all. In your last video you were still talking about the Red-arc battery system. Love the canopy look.
Great video! Great memories, we got engaged there last year on the lookout deck. The hide is just the best, had elephants come right up to the hide to drink the freshest water, was breathtaking!
Hi James! Thanks bud, really appreciate it!! I can just imagine those lookout decks being the perfect spot to ask the big question! I really think that hide is one of the best! I didn’t get to see elephants last time but still had great sightings 😊
Beautiful video. Yes, meat and meat sound good. You give valuable information on the distance between the western and eastern sides. Mapungubwe is a magical place. I have only been to the eastern side, as our stay at Leokwe was very short. Sadly, the field and mopani trees are totally over grazed. The baobab trees are destroyed by all too many elephants. They have wire around the stems, but it was left too long. We specifically went to see if we could tow our caravan to the park. We were shocked to see the state of the roads. I never imagined that the N1 would have so many dangerous potholes, which makes one wonder why we pay toll on the road. Personally, I would not suggest towing a road caravan on either of the roads.
I drove from Johannesburg to Bela Bela, then to Marakele, then back to Bela Bela and up the N1 to Musina then to Mapangubwe in a normal Suzuki sedan. We did this in May 2024. There were no potholes of any depth at all. The section south of Musina was patchworks of tarmac but not holes. Then the road to Mapangubwe was 99% perfection with just one section of very shallow holes. We stayed in Leokwe for two nights.
We were also in Mapungubwe some years ago. We travelled also with our 79 Cruiser and a Conqueror Commander. It was an awesome experience and at Mazhou camp I experienced what it is like to wake up in The Garden of Eden or Paradise as in the bible book Genesis. The bird songs were incredible.
Great Zimbabwe And Great Mapungubwe .
Beautiful stuff mate...... Very excellent
Thanks bud!! Had a blast!!!
Stunning!
WOW- Another fantastic film. You never disappoint. Love everything about this adventure. The sightings and filming is amazing. Thank You. 🥰😍
Ah! Was hoping to hear from you!!
Thanks so much! Very beautiful place! Will definitely be back soon! Next trip we are in Zim 😊😊
Enjoyed your superb video..thanks
Glad you enjoyed it 😊😊😊😊
The best of overloading
Incredible part of South Africa 🇿🇦
Now I have itchy feet! Love the new canopy. Awesome episode. Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching Bruce!! So glad I did the Tshugulu Trail!!
@@GunnlandExplores and I bet you had it to yourself right? I don’t know why this park is not more popular. Love it there
Loved every second of this video. Stunning footage. Thank you!
😊😊😊😊😊😊
Why I didn't see your channel before >> loved every second . thanks man
Thanks mate!! We are so happy to have you here!!
I hope to see a video about your new setup, the canopy and all. In your last video you were still talking about the Red-arc battery system. Love the canopy look.
Definitely will be doing an update soon and show the latest additions! Thanks for watching! Great having you here 🔥🔥
Nice Scrum there,mb take a handheld saw next time 🤔 ?
Something to consider for sure!! 🤟
Lekker episode! Keep it up 🤙🏻🤙🏻
Thanks mate!! Appreciate it!! 🙌🏻
Amazing footage Kenneth! Definitely need to try and get to Mapungubwe after watching this!
Thanks buddy 👏 Appreciate!!!
Laat weet my net, ek wil saam 😉
Kry nou daai trailer reg!
Great video! Great memories, we got engaged there last year on the lookout deck. The hide is just the best, had elephants come right up to the hide to drink the freshest water, was breathtaking!
Hi James! Thanks bud, really appreciate it!! I can just imagine those lookout decks being the perfect spot to ask the big question!
I really think that hide is one of the best! I didn’t get to see elephants last time but still had great sightings 😊
@@GunnlandExplores amazing place, and just so unique. Parts of it feels like a different planet!
Looks good next time camp across the road in Mapesu Game resort you will love the camp site there too.
Such a good guide to these less known parks
Beautiful video. Yes, meat and meat sound good. You give valuable information on the distance between the western and eastern sides. Mapungubwe is a magical place. I have only been to the eastern side, as our stay at Leokwe was very short. Sadly, the field and mopani trees are totally over grazed. The baobab trees are destroyed by all too many elephants. They have wire around the stems, but it was left too long. We specifically went to see if we could tow our caravan to the park. We were shocked to see the state of the roads. I never imagined that the N1 would have so many dangerous potholes, which makes one wonder why we pay toll on the road. Personally, I would not suggest towing a road caravan on either of the roads.
I drove from Johannesburg to Bela Bela, then to Marakele, then back to Bela Bela and up the N1 to Musina then to Mapangubwe in a normal Suzuki sedan. We did this in May 2024. There were no potholes of any depth at all. The section south of Musina was patchworks of tarmac but not holes. Then the road to Mapangubwe was 99% perfection with just one section of very shallow holes. We stayed in Leokwe for two nights.
Hi Kenneth, which campsite will you prefer on the Western side of Mapungubwe? Like jou video's🍻
Hi Nicholaas - We have only been to Mazhou Campsite and it is freakin amazing!!!! 😊😊
What month was this? I have been to Leokwe but am thinking of camping next time.
Beautiful. But can we hear Africa not that insipid music.... When you were having your coffee 😅