Kruger Luxury vs Budget Safari Experience | South Africa Safari Travel Tips

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  • Kruger Park, in South Africa, offers a whole range of safari options, from budget to luxury experiences. Kruger has so different ways to explore the South African Bush and it can be pretty overwhelming figuring out all the possibilities. Come along with us as we try a bunch of experiences and hopefully provide you with much more information to help you when planning your own trip to Kruger. Or just watch and enjoy all the animal life we encountered!
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    00:22 Private Safari Camp: Nthambo
    01:54 ANIMALS!
    03:28 Public Safari Camp: Lower Sabie
    06:06 Public Game Drives
    07:55 ANIMAL Spy Shack!
    08:43 Public Safari Camp: Skukuza
    13:05 Last ANIMALS!
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    WHERE WE STAYED:
    nThambo Tree Camp (goo.gl/maps/2UhUzxF7rCocQj3h9) - This charming village of treehouses is tucked away in the Klaserie Private Reserve, on the western border of Kruger. There are no fences so animals drink from the pool and wander under the cabins at night! This luxury stay cost us $270 (4,974 Rand) a night for each of us, but it also included all our meals, private game drives on the reserve, and had a more personal experience than the public park.
    Lower Sabie Rest Camp (goo.gl/maps/7F2dE6gA1q1ey6rj7) - Nestled in the southeast of Kruger, this public camp's location is ideal for animal spotting. Elephants, lions, hippos, you name it -- it's here. We stayed in a bungalow (cost 1,976 Rand or $110 USD for 1 night) and then in a hut (cost 845 Rand or $46 USD for 1 night).
    Skukuza Rest Camp (goo.gl/maps/qPrj7hPAbpdDyTUT7) - This public camp is further north of Lower Sabie, and its large campus has a variety of accommodation and dining options. We stayed in a safari tent (cost 760 Rand or $41 USD for 1 night).
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ความคิดเห็น • 17

  • @KimberleyClayton2010
    @KimberleyClayton2010 10 หลายเดือนก่อน +3

    This comparison of the different lodging and food options is by FAR the best video on YT. Thank you so much. It will be much more affordable than I realized.
    How much were the hotels? What was the price of your fish and chips? How much for a round of golf ⛳️

    • @flyersaga
      @flyersaga  9 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Glad you enjoyed the video! Not sure about the hotels, but the food at the restaurants was about 7-15 USD per person and the round of golf (with club rental) was 56 USD (This may have changed since they were updating the course at the time).

  • @KayVgKatTV
    @KayVgKatTV ปีที่แล้ว +2

    Beautiful Adventure of South Africa. Nice safari trip. Great travel tips. Need to save up. Delicious authentic foods and beautiful animals

  • @DavidHuynh2979
    @DavidHuynh2979 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    awesome that you can be so close to nature while having a meal or resting at the hotel/tent

    • @flyersaga
      @flyersaga  ปีที่แล้ว

      So true, the immersion in nature was really wonderful

  • @flouracid
    @flouracid 26 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Do we have to book in advance for a guided tour at Public Safari Camp: Lower Sabie or they are available

  • @ridewithmimi
    @ridewithmimi ปีที่แล้ว +1

    This is such a nice experience to share! wish to return and visit this place.

  • @sleepnomore6065
    @sleepnomore6065 4 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    I don't drive and want to save money BUT my question is: besides being fed, would I be missing anything staying at a public rest camp and then booking day drives as opposed to staying with a traditional company who has their own lodging and feeds and drives me for several days? Are the tours as good? The DIY sounds complex. Is it comperable? And if not, any budget companies can you recommend? I'm thinking 4 nights for under 900 but I'm flexible

  • @anilpillai5810
    @anilpillai5810 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    Which tour company did you use?

    • @flyersaga
      @flyersaga  8 หลายเดือนก่อน +2

      The private reserve camp was Nthambo. We planned out the rest of the trip on our own.

  • @sqgallacher
    @sqgallacher 4 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    It looks like you rented a car Hoesdpruit airport Eastgate. How long was the drive from nThambo to Lower Sabi rest camp? Was it drivable in a day?

    • @flyersaga
      @flyersaga  3 หลายเดือนก่อน

      So we actually rented a car from Nelspruit Airport (Nelspruit NLP Kruger Mpumalanga Intl). It was 2 hours to get to the Crocodile Bridge Gate. Because of the lower speed limit and that you will inevitably stop to see animals once you are in the park, it took another 2 hours to get to Lower Sabie Rest camp from the gate. It also took a little bit of time to purchase the park ticket at the Crocodile Gate. Very doable in a day, but be sure to plan it out so you have plenty of time to beat sunset.
      For Lower Sabie to nThambo, it's probably doable in a day, but you should start early. Whatever google maps gives for time, I'd double it for all the parts within the park, particularly for all the animal stops.

  • @samtal120
    @samtal120 24 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Mdr, c'est un peu dangereux, je préfère les lieux et les halls fermés mais c jolie 🥰 j'aime la verdure et les plantes et les arbres Like 💚💚

  • @user-dx1iz7cj4f
    @user-dx1iz7cj4f 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Hello, what month did you visit Kruger? Lots of baby animals.

    • @flyersaga
      @flyersaga  3 หลายเดือนก่อน

      We visited in November from 11/15-11/20. The babies were a complete surprise for us, and made the trip so much better!