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Safari journal Kruger · Serengeti · Okavango Thursday, 15 October 2026

July 28, 2014 · 1 min read

THAT video at Kruger National Park

THAT video at Kruger National Park

One of the most watched videos of all time, Battle at Kruger is currently sitting on over 74 million views on Youtube. The video shows an unbelievable scene of a rare natural conflict between typical safari wildlife, lions, crocodiles and buffalo. The video has captured what any safari holiday goers can only hope to witness when they go, but when you do see it, it is something you will never forget. Videos such as this have provided a more raw side to footage. Combine it with footage obtained through the documentaries like Africa and safaris have never been more appealing. Safaris as a holiday destination are continuing to rise. If you are not sure if a safari is the right thing for you, check out some clips and see if you think it is worth seeing for yourself. You never know how many chances you have left to see the world. So why wait?

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Taking a Madikwe Safari

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Group Safaris for Young Adventurers

Group safaris can actually be rather cheap and the price difference between a private safari and a group safari is quite extraordinary. Our post explains what you pay for on a luxury safari but then again, not everybody wants privacy. You explorers…

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Exploring the coral reefs of South Africa

Coral reefs all across the world are under threat from acidification, overfishing and pollution. At least 60% of the worlds coral reefs are in threat of being no more. South Africa is unique in the sense that 100% of South Africa’s coral…

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