Africa Wild

Richprins wrote:How do those safes work? Never tried them?

I would also like to know how the safes work because we are going to the Kruger in December (peak holiday season )

The theft from one of the units in Pretoriuskop is disgusting. In my opinion it was an "insider" because how did the perpetrator get access to the unit without "breaking in"? How did the perpetrator know that the unit would not be occupied at that time? This topic is on the other...

dup, thanks for the info

The fridges in Tamboti are inside the tents

The fridge is on the verandah/deck of the safari tents, is it necessary to bring something along to "monkey proof" it or is it secure enough from monkeys? Are there even monkeys/baboons in Letaba??

This year we booked on the 16th January for December 2014. The bookings for Dec opened on the 16th Jan. I got through after 3 rings and got what bookings we wanted. I was very surprised

Flutterby wrote:Hi TD,

The section between the S106 is closed and the only detour is the S106.

We normally call the reservations office in Pretoria when making our bookings BUT now we call the reservation office in Johannesburg, they always answer the calls promptly, they are better mannered than the staff in Pretoria and we always get what we want, maybe we are just lucky

I believe that there is a section of the H7 that is under construction due to the January floods, Can somebody tell me which section it is and what detour is available, thank you

Fayi Loop is our favourite , when visiting Pretoriuskop we do the Fayi Loop twice a day, early morning then again as late as we can. Driving along the loops in the Pretoriuskop area just gives us the feeling that we are the only ones around. Love the photograph