Greater Skukuza Kruger National Park

28/03/2026

In the vast landscapes of Babanango Game Reserve, protecting wildlife is a constant mission.With DJI Dock 3, rangers can respond instantly when alerts are tr...

15/06/2025

10/02/2025

The Large-spotted Genet—one of the Kruger National Park's most fascinating nocturnal creatures! 🌙✨ These sleek, cat-like animals are a treat to spot, and if you're staying in one of the park’s rest camps, you might get a chance to see them after dark. They are agile hunters, but have also adapted to life around humans, often sneaking around camp kitchens and braais (barbecues) in search of a quick meal. They’re fearless and curious, but please remember, please don’t feed them! These wild animals need to fend for themselves, and human food can do them more harm than good. 🍖🚫

If you’re lucky enough to see one, it’s a special reminder of Kruger’s nighttime wonders. With their striking coats of spots and bands, long ringed tails, and sharp, alert eyes, they glide through the shadows with remarkable grace. You can find them in the trees, darting between huts, or, if you're braaing, drawn in by the smell of your cooking! But no matter how bold they seem, they are wild, and we should appreciate them from a respectful distance.

Has anyone had an unexpected Genet visitor while braaing in Kruger? Let us know your stories below!



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08/01/2024

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19/05/2023

Malaria is a serious and sometimes fatal disease caused by a parasite that commonly infects a certain type of mosquito which feeds on humans.
Read all about it in this week's blogpost.

Malaria is a serious and sometimes fatal disease caused by a parasite that commonly infects a certain type of mosquito which feeds on humans. Malaria mostly spreads to people through the bites of some infected female Anopheles mosquitoes and these insects can be found in the Kruger National Park. Th...

13/05/2023

Read our latest blog on "Health Benefits When on Safari".
It has been determined that your body's well-being changes while on safari in Africa.

While it might sound too simple to be true, a nature safari can trigger a host of health benefits. A substantial portion of our waking day is spent either indoors, in traffic, or in front of a computer screen. In recent years, a vast majority have embraced being cooped up indoors as the unwavering p...

02/05/2023

Read our latest blog on "Wildlife Prey Animals to help in Illicit Animal Poaching".

Wildlife crime is one of the most profitable illegal industries worldwide. Current actions to reduce it are far from effective and fail to prevent population declines of many endangered species, pressing the need for innovative anti-poaching solutions. Wildlife trade is a low-risk, yet high-profit c...