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25/10/2023

Are you a hard-core birder with a lifer that you want to tick off your list or perhaps you're just keen to get out and enjoy the fresh air and beautiful sunshine over a gorgeous picnic basket made from the finest home grown, grass-fed, free-range local farm produce?

Either way, this auction listing might be of serious interest to you!

Introducing the second oldest town in Mpumalanga, the quaint and historic Wakkerstroom!

A place where life still revolves around the large church square, where sheep, goats and horses are found grazing next to the houses, and donkey carts can still be seen on occasion in the streets.
A chance to be transported to a bygone era of wholesome outdoor living.

This destination is personally right at the top of my list of ideal getaways as this sort of outdoorsy type retreat is what I live for.

I could rattle on all day about the variety of activities available in and around Wakkerstroom that you can experience during a trip here.
But I'll save you the extremely lengthy post and instead highlight just one incredibly special aspect of Wakkerstroom.

And that is its international recognition as a superior birding destination. It holds national biodiversity importance and boasts wetlands, grassland, and forests!

More excitingly for our birders, this means that if you would like a chance to see some very special birds such as Rudd’s Lark, Botha’s Lark, Yellow Breasted Pipit, Blue Korhaan, Blue Crane, African Marsh Harrier, Red-chested Flufftail, Corn Crake and Southern Bald Ibis to name just a few then this is the perfect place to do just that!

Currently available on auction we have a 2-night stay for two at the beautiful DeKotzenhof Guest House! Go to www.facebook.com/groups/bidontravelauction/ to place your bid.

13/09/2023

Not sure about you, but to me this looks a little bit like heaven 🤩🤩🤩 https://youtu.be/xpV-aFvr7o8?si=2K3jDwXyb1YK5iK4

If you agree, pop on over to the Bid on Travel auction group to place a bid on this fabulous getaway

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11/09/2023

How would you describe your ideal getaway?

Peaceful farm environment with mountain views?
Beautiful units with stylish decor?
Wood-fired hot tubs?
Built in pizza ovens?
Fishing?
Kayaking?
Pet friendly?
Hiking trails?
Mountain Biking?

What if I told you that we've found a place that lists ALL of the above and more!

Introducing the breath-taking Belvidere Country Estate.

Just 22km from the town of Howick, Belvidere Country Lodge is ideal for outdoor enthusiasts and those looking for a relaxed country getaway. There are plenty of activities to explore on the farm, in the Karkloof Valley, and further afield along the Midlands meander. We have some of the best trails in the country on our doorstep, and multiple leisure and adventure destinations a short drive away.

A stay at this spectacular establishment is currently available on auction for one lucky couple. Go to https://www.facebook.com/groups/bidontravelauction/ to check it out.

08/09/2023

Dont forget to bring your binoculars when visiting The Blue Marlin Hotel!

Aside from schools of dolphins and porpoises, Humpback whales are commonly seen on their way to Mozambique. They are far more boisterous than the relatively docile Southern-right whales and you’ll be rewarded with acrobatic displays of prowess.

The Blue Marlin Hotel, just 40 minutes south of Durban, is one of KwaZulu-Natal’s South Coast’s most iconic hotels boasting exquisite sea views.

Currently on auction we have a 7-night stay at this incredible hotel for 2 lucky people. Head on over to https://www.facebook.com/groups/bidontravelauction/ to check it out.

07/09/2023

Anyone in the mood for a romantic weekend staycation?

The Inanda Club boasts 10 executive lodge rooms with full en-suite bathrooms, air conditioning, Wi-Fi access, personal safe, DSTV and bar fridge. You will enjoy full use of all club facilities including the gym, restaurants and bar during your stay.

This beautiful establishment screams sophisticated elegance and is the perfect location to go wine and dine your other half.

Did you know that the stunning Inanda Club was founded in 1934 with the purpose of providing a home for equestrian sports? The club was located in, what was then, the countryside north of Rosebank and it is doubtful that the founders imagined that the area would become the commercial CBD of Africa.

This unique club now offers much more, with facilities that have a wide appeal. In addition to the equestrian sports, the club has a gym, tennis courts, a swimming pool, two bars, restaurants, lounges, meeting rooms, accommodation and a spectacular, large function venue.

Currently available on auction is a 2-night stay for 2 people sharing a double room on a B&B basis.

Go to https://www.facebook.com/groups/bidontravelauction/ to learn more.

06/09/2023

You spoke... we listened.

I have been receiving messages recently asking for more family friendly packages on auction. Well, I think that we've hit the nail square on the head with this absolute gem!

If you want to take your whole family on a bushveld adventure of a lifetime. Introduce the kids to the nighttime squeals of bushbabies, braai'ing marshmallows over the fire, the distant rumbles of lions calling and enjoy the thrills with bursts of excitement from the back of the car as they spot the big 5 all by themselves in the Kruger National Park. Then this one is for you!

Currently available on auction is a 7-night bushveld getaway for up to 6 people sharing at the lovely and kid friendly, Marloth Park.

Literally overlooking the Kruger National Park, with daily visits of zebra, giraffe, kudu and warthog right in the garden.
What could be better for the kids than splashing in the pool while watching the zebra moseying past?

Introducing the gorgeous Kruger Kumba - Mugwenzi.

This spacious holiday home, with creature comforts and solitude can accommodate up to 6 guests and comprises of 3 air-conditioned bedrooms.

The main bedroom, which is situated on the third floor, opens onto a balcony with spectacular views of the park and contains a cozy queen-size bed as well as a quaint en-suite bathroom fitted with a shower. Both the second and third bedrooms are stylishly decorated and are equipped with plush double beds. All bedrooms open onto wooden decks overlooking the fauna and flora of Marloth Park.

The second bathroom, conveniently situated between the two guest rooms, is a shared bathroom consisting of a shower, a toilet, and a basin.

The kitchen is fully equipped and furnished with a fridge-freezer, stove, oven, microwave and a breakfast counter with stools.
The living area features air-conditioners, a flat screen TV, as well as a comfy lounge suite, and opens onto the thatched, rustic and charming African entertainment deck.

The entertainment deck boasts with an outdoor dining set, ideal for rejuvenation of body and soul.

The braai area and splash pool surrounded by wildlife are ideal for those hot summer days.

A single lock- up garage and covered parking for three vehicles will put your mind at ease.

Mugwenzi is conveniently situated in Marloth Park between the Crocodile River Gate and Malelane gate, Kruger Park, Mpumalanga.

A short 200m walk from the house will take you to the fence of the magical Crocodile River of the Kruger National Park.

If it's a homely atmosphere, with mystique and wonder you are longing for, then Mugwenzi is the ideal home for your next getaway.

Go to https://web.facebook.com/groups/bidontravelauction/ to check this gem out.

01/09/2023

Spring is sprung, the grass is riz.
I wonder where the birdies is.
They say the birdies on the wing, but that’s absurd.
I always thought the wing was on the bird.

Happy Spring Day! 🥳🌼🌸

You may have noticed that I'm in a particularly chipper mood today and that is because Spring is literally my favourite season of the whole year!

It's not too hot, it's not too cold, the flowers burst into vivid colours, the grass and trees erupt back to life in every shade of green, stunning displays of our migratory birds as they return, the chorus of cicadas, the warm evenings perfect for braai'ing, the bouncing new baby animals everywhere, I could go on and on...

I believe that there is nowhere better in the world to celebrate this magical time of the year and really experience this natural phenomena than in the bushveld!

As Spring rolls into action but just before we get hit by heavy rains that come with Summer, the bush starts getting hotter which means that you can often find large concentrations of animals around the limited water sources making for outstanding game viewing opportunities. Plus, the bush is still not too thick because we haven't had rains yet, so wildlife photography is also particulary good. Because of this, this period is often regarded as the best time for a safari in the Greater Kruger National Park.

Keen to go? Head on over to the Bid on Travel auction (https://web.facebook.com/groups/bidontravelauction/) check out this incredible safari experience up for grabs at the incredible Chacma Bush Camp! Auction ends this evening at 8pm.

31/08/2023

Ever fancied sleeping in a log cabin on stilts at eye-level with the trees? Make your childhood dreams come true when you stay at nThambo, the “luxury” sister to camp to Africa on Foot. This open camp is located in Klaserie Private Nature Reserve, a Big 5 reserve teeming with predator action.

Each of the 5 treehouse-style units overlook the wilderness and Drakensberg mountains on the horizon. Wooden balconies provide the ideal place to sit and observe the landscape below. This is the place to listen to hyenas scurrying under the log cabins at night, while enjoying game drives in the morning and night.

If this safari experience appeals to you, head on over to the Bid on Travel auction to place your bid

29/08/2023

Look who came to join the Africa on Foot guests for a little lunchtime pool time 🐘

The exceptional game viewing is just one of the reasons you really should not miss this safari experience currently available on auction.
Head on over to https://web.facebook.com/groups/bidontravelauction/ to check it out

28/08/2023

Not 1..... Not 2..... BUT 3 days of this out-of-this-world safari experience at the incredible Africa on Foot Wilderness Camps are currently up for grabs on the special safari Bid on Travel auction edition.

Africa on Foot Wilderness Trails is a one of a kind mobile
safari experience in South Africa. This is one for the
adventurers and nature lovers who are looking for a
walking safari experience like no other.

A sister camp to Klaserie’s Africa on Foot, Wilderness Trails is designed to offer 3 nights camping in the Maseke Balule
Game Reserve, each night in a different location. Each
day is spent walking through the 8000 hectare reserve
in the Greater Kruger Park, and each night is spent at a
new, fully set up mobile campsite in a scenic location in
the wilderness.

If a walking safari isn't really your thing, no need to worry! We have a bunch of other amazing safari experiences in beautiful bush camps for you to also choose from.

Head on over to the Bid on Travel Auction group to check them out and place your bid!
https://web.facebook.com/groups/bidontravelauction/

28/08/2023

This week is all about Safari 🦏

If you're keen to score yourself a once in a lifetime safari, then head on over to the auction group tonight at 8pm

https://web.facebook.com/groups/bidontravelauction/

26/08/2023

Good Morning Bid on Travelers.

I am receiving a lot of requests from people wanting to join the Bid on Travel auction group but do not want to provide their contact details. Completely understandable! I too am very guarded about sharing personal contact details in fear of an onslaught of nuisance sales calls.

However, I have added this prerequisite to joining the group so that we can reach you if you win an auction as well as to prevent any scammers from having access to our group and keeping our bidding community safe.

Please rest assured that your contact details will be very safely guarded!

Your contact details will only be used by Bid on Travel to communicate with you and will only be shared with a service provider if you have purchased a package from that service provider.

Your contact details will never be shared with any other third-parties!

You are welcome to request that we delete personal data we hold about you at any time via email however please be aware that this will result in being removed from the Facebook group as this contact info is vital for us to provide our services.

We now also offer an option to remain anonymous and are able to bid on your behalf.

If you would like to make use of this feature, please feel free to send me an email and provide your maximum bid. We will then bid on your behalf and up to the amount that you have confirmed.

If you would like to discuss any of the above, please feel free to reach out to me on [email protected] or WhatsApp me on 079 345 6111

If your request to join the group has been declined please re-request and send me your contact details so that I can approve it.

We have some really fab getaway options currently available on auction!

25/08/2023

25/08/2023

What do you think your dog would do if he encountered a Wildebeest or Sable Antelope on his walkies? Now is your chance to enjoy this special experience on a weekend away with your furry kids.

If you have a pooch who you think would dig to join you on a lekker game farm and hiking getaway, then you're not going to want to miss the last chance to bid on this incredible pet-friendly getaway at the stunning Sable Ranch Accommodation, Hiking & 4x4!
Go to https://web.facebook/groups/bidontravelauction/ quickly before it closes at 8pm this evening?

25/08/2023

Many of us South Africans have been incredibly fortunate to grow up taking our family vacations in the bushveld.

We have cherished memories of touring the Kruger National Park from the back of our parents' Volkswagen Kombis.

We've seen the Big 5 countless times, we've collected all the different camps souvenir stickers, we've watched the wildlife documentaries in the evenings on the outdoor screen of each camp. How could you possibly improve on these nostalgic trips?

I'll tell you how! By making it even more immersive. And a brilliant way of doing this is by staying in a luxury tent rather than brick accommodation.
When sleeping in a luxury tent, you can hear the 'churrr' of the nightjars echoing through the air throughout the night, you can smell the musky scent of the potato bush, the glare of the millions of stars above you seeping through the canvas, you can feel the gentle cool breeze blowing softly over your face through the mesh, you're no longer experiencing the bush, your actually part of it.

Built on wooden decks, Ndhula Luxury Tented Lodge offers breathtaking vistas in a natural setting. An inviting open-air reception area opens up into a large, thatched-roof dining room where guests can feast on South African and International cuisine while enjoying the splendid views of the infinite pool and the lush green valley below.

The adjacent open-air lounge, stylishly furnished with every modern comfort in a luxury ethnic design, offers the perfect spot for an early morning coffee or sundowner drinks.

Feel one with nature as you gaze upon the various species of plains game wandering past, grazing on the abundance of vegetation found in the 765ha Likweti Bushveld Estate.

Located in the Mpumalanga Lowveld region, the lodge provides the perfect base from which to visit the acclaimed Kruger National Park and explore the myriad attractions along the Panorama Route.

Currently on auction! Go to https://web.facebook.com/groups/bidontravelauction/ to place your bid.
Auction ends this evening so don't delay.

23/08/2023

https://youtu.be/RCSXtBKEh9Y?list=PL353DC51B0E905E78Is Is it just me or does this look like a crazy amount of fun?
If you want to get your James Bond on and cruise at high speed up the Crocodile River, then you're not going to want to miss this!

This experience is currently available on auction, go to the auction group to place your bid.

We like to be shaken, not stirred!

Explore the stunning Magaliesberg gorges of the upper Crocodile from the old road bridge downstream into the panoramic expanse of Harties: Close to the City ...

18/08/2023

Every now and then I will be showcasing a ‘Hidden Gem’ destination.

These are special attractions, activities, and locations off the beaten track and that you wouldn’t necessarily be aware of unless you were a local (or part of the Bid on Travel family). So seriously, if you have visited any of our hidden gems, then you must leave a comment and tell us all about it.

For our first instalment of this feature, I have one of the best kept secrets in the Lowveld situated in the Timbavati Private Nature Reserve.
The Graeme Naylor Museum – named after the man who has almost single-handedly populated the displays in this amazing facility.

There’s a stunning display of all the freshwater fish found in the reserve. A brilliant photographic poster shows all the frogs you’ll encounter. Stand next to a jaw dropping display of the fabled white lions of the Timbavati and you’ll get an idea how huge these animals are.

Cabinets filled with the most delicate and beautiful butterflies and moths, all found in the reserve, serve as a reminder of the incredible diversity of nature. A huge collection of birds’ eggs covering virtually every species found in South Africa.

Although the museum focuses mainly on the natural history of the Timbavati, many displays cover the whole country. It is important to note that every single animal (with the exception to the insects) found in the museum has died either of natural causes or anthropogenic causes such as road kills, electrocutions, and snares. Kind donations of species carcasses from zoos, animal orphanages, rehabilitation centres have also aided Dr. Graeme Naylor in achieving this most spectacular display.

If this sounds like an interesting visit to you then pop on to the auction group https://web.facebook.com/groups/bidontravelauction/ . There is currently a stay at the amazing Xanatseni Private Camp up for grabs which is just a short hop, skip and jump from this fascinating museum.

17/08/2023

Give yourself a point for each of these Lowveld and Panorama route adventures you have experienced and let us know your score in the comments below 👇.

- Have been on a self-drive in the Kruger National Park
- Have seen the Blyde River Canyon
- Have been on the Swadini Dam boat trip
- Have been to God`s Window
- Have visited Lone Creek Falls
- Have done the gold-digging tour in Pilgrims Rest
- Have held a vulture at Moholoholo Rehabilitation Centre for Animals
- Have fed Jessica Hippo
- Have driven to the top of Mariepskop
- Have done the Magoebaskloof Canopy Tour
- Have seen a king cheetah at the Hoedspruit Endangered Species Centre
- Have enjoyed a pancake in Graskop

This week we have a stay at the stunning Leopard Rock Guest Lodge on auction which is literally the perfect base to explore the activities above and many more from! Go to https://web.facebook.com/groups/bidontravelauction/ to check it out.

16/08/2023

I can only imagine how tiresome it must be to travel comfortably as a vegan whilst still ensuring that your diet is correctly catered for everywhere.

At Bid on Travel, we strive to provide a range of different travel options that cater to your individual requirements.
We want to ensure that there is a unique and special destination for every single one of you to enjoy.

To our vegan clients, I am happy to report that we have you covered with this exceptional guest house in the heart of gorgeous Hout Bay!

The team at CUBE Guest House offer a specially created and delicious vegan breakfast for all their vegan guests and will ensure that the only difficulties you experience on your holiday is whether you should spend the day sunbathing on stunning sandy beaches or moseying around the vibrant Hout Bay market.

Cape Town is a superb travel destination if you’re on a plant-based diet as veganism has gained major traction and there is an abundance of quality vegan eateries opening up all over.

Go to https://web.facebook.com/groups/bidontravelauction/ to place a bid on a stay at this exceptional five-star Guest House.

15/08/2023

Let’s discuss a Gauteng fave today… Dullstroom!

An easy 2.5-hour drive from Gauteng lies this quaint town.

Known for its charming character, scenic beauty, art galleries, chic cafes, craft beers, whiskey tastings and gosh, the list could continue for days.. this outdoorsy retreat offers a peaceful and picturesque environment, making it a popular weekend getaway for both locals and tourists alike.

It is also a town that I'm fortunate to have called home when I was younger. I grew up in the area and as such have spent my fair share of hours sitting next to crystal-clear streams and dams hoping to land myself a fish or two. Afterall its main claim to fame is that it is the fly-fishing capital of South Africa!

Now, by no means am I pretending to be a professional fly fisher, but I am going to share with you a couple of my fishing insights from my younger days in Dullstroom. (*Dad joke warning*) In an attempt to ‘lure’ you into choosing Dullstroom for your next getaway ;-)

The majority of the streams, rivers and dams in and around Dullstroom are well stocked with two species of trout namely the Rainbow Trout and the Brown Trout.

The Rainbows are generally easier to catch as they are more common, more aggressive so will bite more readily and handle temperature variations better so are more active overall.

However, if you’re anything like me and tend to be a bit of a sucker for punishment then you will find the appeal of catching a shyer and more elusive Brown Trout very exciting indeed.

So, for what it's worth (and please if there are any fishing experts out there who think that I have got anything wrong or have their own tips to add – please feel free to do so in the comments below 👇) here are a couple of my personal tips and tricks for attempting to land a Brownie!

1. Brown Trout have very specific temperature requirements (less
than 21 degrees Celsius) so ensure that you are casting at the
coldest possible times.
2. ‘Match the Hatch’ – Brownies feed sporadically on hatching
insects throughout the day so before you start fishing, have a
look under rocks, around the dam and on top to see what
type of insects are about and then choose a dry fly that most
closely resembles the insects in the area.
3. Every now and again give your dry fly a rub on your t-shirt to
ensure that it stays nice and dry. Otherwise, they will call your
bluff!
4. Wet fly-fishing for brownies is also a good tactic, they will take
insects, fish, frogs and other swimming organisms readily so
choose a wet fly that closely resembles one of these and then
fish a quick retrieve along the bottom of the stream.
5. A favourite wet fly of mine is the wooly bu**er and not just
because it has a cool name, but I’ve been pretty successful
with those in the past.
6. Nymphing works well too. Choose a nymph fly such as a
bloodworm, pop it onto a floating line and then allow it drift
away on the current. Retrieve it slowly using a figure of 8
retrieve.

In case you’re wondering why I am suddenly getting all nostalgic about Dullstroom, head on over to the Bid on Travel Facebook auction - https://web.facebook.com/groups/bidontravelauction/

Someone is going to score a cracking deal on a 2 night stay for 2 people at the beautiful Trout River Falls.
With five dams and a 2km stretch of the Dorpsriver which offers excellent trout fishing opportunities for both novice and experienced fisherman alike this is the ultimate fly-fishing weekend.

07/08/2023

Guess who's back, back again? 😉 Bid on Travel auctions are finally back again as of this evening!

Thank you all so much for your patience and bearing with us during the break. Thank you for each and every message, we missed you all too!

Head on over to the Facebook auction group (link at the bottom of this post) as the first auction kicks off at 8pm sharp and BOYYYY, do we have some fabulous getaways up for grabs to get back into the swing of it with!

https://web.facebook.com/groups/bidontravelauction/

23/03/2023

If you're anything like me and you're always striving to be really organized then you might be very interested in a really cool June / July trip idea that we currently have on the Bid on Travel auction.

If you would love to be dipping your toes in the ocean during your June / July holiday, then the beach along the KwaZulu-Natal South Coast might be just what you've been looking for.

It's one of the few places you can don your slops and flop down in the sun during the height of winter. However, the main highlight here (sometime from June) is the imminent start of the Sardine Run.

Although these tasty little fish have been ducking and diving for many years, there's always a chance you'll witness their arrival, which coincides with the glorious sight of aloes in full bloom.

The bulk of South Africa's sardine stock is found in the cooler Cape waters, but each winter, a small proportion moves eastwards up the coast, following a narrow band of cool water.

The winter months also herald the arrival of humpback whales migrating down the coastline from Mozambique. Although unrelated to the Run, whale, porpoise, and dolphin encounters should provide more than enough entertainment while you wait for the sardine action to kick off.

Since the shark nets are removed from most beaches during the Run, the pool at the iconic Blue Marlin Hotel is a safer option for water babies. Based at Scottburgh beach (just an hour's drive from Durbs), there's no better place to hang up the car keys, don your sunnies, and dabble in a few cocktails while watching the spectacle unfold in the ocean below.

Not only is a stay at the fabulous Blue Marlin Hotel currently on auction this week but there are 3 exceptional Kwa-Zulu Natal properties available this week!

You thinking what I'm thinking? Did someone say road-trip.....? 😁

To check out the current auction and place your bid, please go to - https://www.facebook.com/groups/bidontravelauction/

01/03/2023

We often hear the term, 'Greater Kruger' bandied about but what does this actually mean?
Well, the Greater Kruger is the collective name given to the private reserves on the western boundary of the Kruger National Park.

These include the Klaserie, Umbabat, Timbavati, Balule, Manyeleti, and Sabi Sand reserves. These reserves dropped their fences to become part of one pristine tract of protected wilderness and so that the Big 5 and many other species can move completely freely.

For some perspective, the Kruger National Park itself covers almost 20,000 km² - which is about the size of Israel. If you also include the private game reserves with unfenced boundaries of the Greater Kruger area, it's almost the size of Belgium! Over 2 million hectares of free roaming wildlife!

One of the reserves in this impressive Greater Kruger collaboration is the Klaserie Private Nature Reserve. Having worked in the Klaserie Private Nature Reserve, I personally have a particularly soft spot for this one!

The Klaserie Covers an impressive 60 000 hectares of the Greater Kruger area alone and was established in 1972 as part of the greater Kruger National Park.
The Klaserie is well known for excellent game viewing. The large herds of herbivores move across this vast area of land, often with carnivores on their spoor. They are attracted by the constant availability of water from the Klaserie River and plentiful grazing. The private lodges are often able to take you off-road if required to view sightings not visible from the roads and you will have an expert tracker and guide team to assist you in your quest of searching for big game. This insures that you get the best game viewing experience possible!

If you are interested in visiting the Klaserie Private Nature Reserve, then go check out a stunning property that we currently have available on auction ( https://web.facebook.com/groups/bidontravelauction ) in this amazing reserve. The Xanatseni Private Camp! And if you have been to this wonderful reserve, please post some pics for us all to check out in the comments below.

24/02/2023

You may have noticed that this week we have had not one but TWO travel packages on auction in the Greater Kruger National Park area!
Someone is going to score these wonderful stays this evening at 8pm at close of auction!

I thought with this Kruger excitement I would share 5 cultural sites in the Kruger National Park that I have particularly enjoyed visiting. These are my favourites:

1) Letaba Elephant museum
For educational and fun facts about elephants as well as 6 of the Magnificent 7 greatest tuskers

2) Albasini Ruins
These are the remnants of the 19th century trading post of the Portuguese traders from Lourenco Marques (now Maputo Mozambique)

3) Masorini
Where there is evidence of early man from the late Iron Age and advanced methods of mining and trading of iron products

4) Thulamela archaeological sites
This is a stone walled site in northern Kruger dating back over 500 years, comprising of evidence of the Zimbabwean culture

5) Stevenson- Hamilton Memorial library
The knowledge and resource center located at Skukuza depicting the life and times of the first warden of the Kruger.

Do any of you Kruger regulars have any cultural or historical favourite sites that you would like to add to the list? If so, please do pop them in the comments below!

If you are in need of your next Kruger fix, then pop on over to the auction before 8pm this evening to place your bid on one of the available Kruger getaways.

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