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    Skukuza Rest Camp

    South Africa

    Skukuza Rest Camp

    Point of Interest

    Skukuza is the largest camp and administrative headquarters of Kruger National Park, on the south bank of the Sabie River.

    by Felix Gillen

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    Skukuza is the largest camp and administrative headquarters of Kruger National Park, on the south bank of the Sabie River. With restaurants, a shop, a petrol station, an ATM, and its own airfield, it is more like a small village than a camp.

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    Attraction

    1Stevenson-Hamilton Memorial

    Rocky hill south of Skukuza, where James Stevenson-Hamilton, the park's first warden, and his wife are buried. From here, you get a sweeping view over the bush. Exiting is only permitted at the marked spot.
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    Kruger Station Restaurant @ Skukuza Rest Camp

    Restaurant in Kruger-Nationalpark.
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    Cattle Baron @ Skukuza Camp

    Restaurant in Kruger National Park.
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    Skukuza Golf Club Restaurant

    Restaurant in Nelspruit.
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    Kruger National Park

    Kruger National Park

    At nearly 20,000 square kilometers, Kruger National Park in northeastern South Africa is the country's largest wildlife sanctuary, roughly the size of Rhineland-Palatinate. It's home to the Big Five, plus giraffes, zebras, wild dogs, and over 500 bird species. The best part: You can explore the park on paved and gravel roads with your own rental car.
    Lower Sabie Rest Camp

    Lower Sabie Rest Camp

    Lower Sabie is located in the southeast of Kruger National Park directly on the Sabie River. From the camp's terrace, you look out onto the river, where elephants, buffalo, and hippos are on the move. The area around the camp is one of the richest in wildlife in the park.
    Crocodile Bridge Rest Camp

    Crocodile Bridge Rest Camp

    Crocodile Bridge is a small camp directly at the eponymous gate in the southeast of Kruger National Park, on the north bank of the Crocodile River. The open savanna north of the camp is known for buffalo, rhinos, and lions.
    Satara Rest Camp

    Satara Rest Camp

    Satara is Kruger National Park's second largest camp, situated in the open grass savanna of the park's central region. The plains attract large herds of zebras, wildebeest, and buffalo, and thus lions, which is why Satara is considered one of the best camps for big cats.
    Panorama Route

    Panorama Route

    Immerse yourself in a world of breathtaking natural wonders along South Africa's legendary Panorama Route. This spectacular destination in the Mpumalanga province will enchant you with its dramatic gorges, majestic waterfalls, and unparalleled views that will take your breath away.

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