Why going to Kruger when you can have it all at serene Pilanesberg National Park?

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January 20th 2019

Published: March 5th 2019

After a terrible, spooky night in our awful accomodation in the Magaliesberg near Rustenburg we got up very early, did not even bother about breakfast but just left this place. At least the peacock greeted us in the morning nicely. The house was really kind of spooky at night. Do not get us wrong, we love remote places to stay. But this house was cracking the whole night. The thunderstorm did not ... Read Full Entry

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Nina+Markus

holamundo

Hola mundo! - We are Nina and Markus. We are from Lake Thun/Switzerland and we are outdoor junkies. Whenever possible we spend our time travelling, climbing, ice-climbing, trekking or snowboarding/skiing. However, our life has turned completely when we met our spiritual master Paramahamsa Sri Swami Vishwananda in the year 2013. In the meantime we try to travel to places where he is (and gives blessings to people) as often as possible. From travelling in the outside because we were searching for something, we are now travelling for meeting him, enjoying his presence and travelling "inside". It ... full info

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5th March 2019

D MJ Binkley
Dave and Merry Jo Binkley

Africa has so much to offer
Dear friends, good to see you enjoying your time in Africa. Animals are everywhere. Glad you are having a good time.

5th March 2019

Ake Och Emma
Ake Dahllof and Emma Holmbro

Butts of Africa
A few years back we went on two safaris in Tanzania. We came back with a lot of pictures looking this. We collected them all in one blog entry and named it Butts of Africa. Fun or silly? That's your call. /Ake

6th March 2019

holamundo
Nina+Markus

Hahahaha
Love the idea of Butts of Africa :-).

7th March 2019

cabochick
Andrea

Glad to know there is another option than Kruger Park. Especially a self drive. I would like to do this next time. Not sure if I’d want to come car to face with an elephant though!

7th March 2019

holamundo
Nina+Markus

Oh yes, it's worth it and so much cheaper. Keeping a distance to the elis is always a good idea ;-). Happy travels to you.

7th March 2019

holamundo
Nina+Markus

Oh yes, it's worth it and so much cheaper. Keeping a distance to the elis is always a good idea ;-). Happy travels to you.

10th March 2019

alex waring
Alexander Waring

Self-Drive Safari
Wow! Well done! You saw so many animals on your self-drive safari! Pilanesberg indeed seems like a good alternative to Kruger. The spooky accommodation can't have been nice at night, I'm glad you were able to change it on your way back.

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