The Magical Kruger National Park | Satara Rest Camp
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- Опубліковано 17 чер 2024
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In this episode, we drive from Tsendze Bush Camp to Satara Rest Camp where we are on the look-out for lion. Not what we usually target, but after being in the park for 8 days, and due to leave soon, it felt only right to tick off our Big Five list for this trip.
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Chapters:
00:00 - 02:00 - Intro
02:00 - 05:46 - Arriving In Satara
05:46 - 10:53 - Morning Game Drive
10:53 - 14:00 - PPA Sponsorship
14:00 - 16:05 - Finding Lion
You still alive then 😂😂😂 Beautiful professional and amazing vlog as always and the music just made it. Please don’t leave it for so long again…your vlogs are much appreciated. X
Haha...I'm still alive :) Thank you so much for leaving such a lovely comment & glad that you enjoyed it. Don't worry, there will be another one to follow this!
Glad to see you are back on the adventures wagon. You always, as usual, add that much needed interest.
Welcome back
Thank you so much Harbi :)
Another awesome episode Nicole!
Thanks so much Ed :) It's good to be back on the UA-cams!
Absolutely wonderful and beautifully photographed and captured. Life certainly is about a continuous journey of lessons to be learned. Your videos definitely draw the viewer in and we are there alongside you. Bravo to you both for your talents and skills.
Thanks so much Greg! I'm glad that you enjoyed the video.
Love that your back. It has been a while. So glad they figured out how to outsmart the baboons with the fridges at the camps. When we went I would watch the baboons come in daily and get into the food in everyone fridges that weren’t locked up properly and spread it all over the lawn. Then the vervet monkey would follow and eat the left overs, then the wort hogs would come and would eat what was left. Funny to watch daily but dang annoying for the Kruger guests. The cages make so much more sense. Once again love to see the African bush and especially Kruger.
Oh my word...those baboons and monkeys are on another level and they're so freakin' smart too! We've also had our fridges raided on many family trips when I was younger - they used to move the rocks and chairs that we would stack up against the fridge, no problem! In some of the camps, they've actually managed to derail the sliding doors to get to the food inside...which left SANParks with big problems on their hands, so this cage thing is definitely working best.
I have missed your magical videos of beautiful South Africa and it’s majestic animals
Welcome back and you are not stupid!
Haha, thank you!
Hello I'm waiting another for you guys i enjoy all of you video ❤❤❤❤
Great to see you back! Geez, that was a long time to be without your special content.
Haha, sorry! I did go a bit AWOL :) Happy to be back though!
Hey Nicole, lovely to see you back, I feel your hurt about losing data, even though I live in Australia, have been to KNP and KTP twice and love being in nature with the sights and smells. I love nothing more when I'm home, having my screensaver roll along with the random photos and videos taken of these and other trips. Please everyone, back up your data !
Excellent editing too, not naming the common animals which everyone knows, but naming the birds once and not repeatedly if they're shown again. Great work, travel safe and keep up the adventures !!! 🤠😎
Thanks so much Andy :) I second what you say & I'm going to say it louder "BACK UP YOUR DATA" (that was mainly a note to myself, haha). I'm glad that you picked up on not naming the birds twice, I was debating whether to name every bird shot but figured there's no point. Thanks for watching & for the lovely comment!
Its going to be a good Sunday when Nicole has uploaded.
Woohoo! Thank you :)
Good to see u guys! Always in action!
Thanks Jamie :)
Welcome back Nix 😊 Great vlog
Nice to see you again. Love from The Netherlands.
Thank you Hans :)
So good to have you back! 💕
Thank you :) It's good to be back!
thank you for great movie
Thanks for watching :)
Hypnotic! Amazing! #NicGeo
Thank you :) Loving that hashtag ☺
Thanks!
Woah! Thank you...this is my first ever 'Super' that I've received, so kind of you!!
Unreal guys.... No lions after 8 days.... We were in Maroela and surroundings two weeks ago and lions for three days! So good to see you guys back! Kruger greetings!
Yeah, although we were up North for most of it. But that's what is so amazing about the park...you never know what you may (or may not) come across.
After 45 years of constant visits, my father-in-law concluded there were no cats in knp. How he hated when family & friends reported sightings on their visits.
Magnificent footage! The Martial Eagle and the Ground Hornbills were my favourite. Glad you eventually got the lions
Thanks Mark! We got some insane sightings of Martial eagles on this trip (unfortunately I lost that footage too), was very special to see!
Sooooo exciting, happy to see you back. i love your content so much. I grew up in Phalaborwa so wildlife content is held dear to my heart!!!!!!
Thanks Thabiso, really appreciate your always kind comments on my videos!
It’s a pleasure, soooo sorry about the content being lost.
Great content thanks for sharing uncle paul se tuin never disappointed.
Haha, it certainly doesn't disappoint! Thank you
How did you enjoy Satara? I've never been, but next March we'll have to decide to stay either in Lower Sabie or Satara for 2 nights (as Olifants will be too far away from Crocodile Bridge Rest Camp with spotting and all that). I feel like Satara is at least a bit less busy than Lower Sabie, but I can also just be totally wrong.
We will enter Crocodile Bridge Rest Camp and will have 3 nights before leaving Orpen Gate for Hoedspruit. Tips? Thanks in Advance.
Nicole, sorry but your speech when in the car is very low, I need to turn my volume button up very high, fine volume when you are in the open, and then have to turn volume Dow, BUT your content is brilliant ,Kruger National Park is my favourite ,this brings back so many memories of my three days in Ulasaba game reserve x
Amazing video!! Our family was missing this! Congrats from Brazil!
Great cinematography, really missed your videos. What are you up to with your business and looks like you’ve both settled into married life? 👍🏻😁
Thank you :) Yeah, I'm working for a company in the travel tech space so keeping busy and re. married life, we are definitely settled in, thank you :)
@@NicoleEddy1 I take it your travel business didn’t survive COVID? Glad everything else seems to be going well!
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