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It has always been a dream of mine to go on safari in South Africa. Not only did I get to live out my dream, but we got MARRIED on safari in South Africa, thanks to Gavin and Vangie. The elopement portion of our trip...More
Let me be clear, going on a safari is one of the last things anyone who knew me would think I would undertake, much less enjoy. But as my wife and I were already going to be 8,500 miles away from home in South Africa,...More
We had the most amazing stay at Tydon Safri Camp on the combined 4 day Sabi Sands / Kruger Safari. The service from booking throughout to leaving was second to none. We had the pleasure of Stephen, Jayd and Drikus as our Safari guides and...More
Absolutely amazing, generous and friendly staff. Tydon feels homy and comfortable. The food is exquisite. The rooms are very comfortable and clean. Liesl and Steven were extremely knowledgeable guides and we spent such a great time with Robin and Leonard. We did game drives (daytime...More
Spent 2 nights here in a lovely safari tent, well sealed and well equipped, plenty of hot water and electric. Meals were served around the fire at night and were large, ample and tasty. The hosts were very friendly and the safari drives well organised....More
Response from Daryl-Hunter | Reviewed this property |
I didn't stay at the Bush Camp but since it is withing Sabi Sands Game reserve you are already there. At Tydon you can't enter until 6am, same with Kruger a half hour away.
Animals can be seen very soon upon entry to... More
I didn't stay at the Bush Camp but since it is withing Sabi Sands Game reserve you are already there. At Tydon you can't enter until 6am, same with Kruger a half hour away.
Animals can be seen very soon upon entry to Sabi Sands, but wildlife are fickle. When I was there, the Sand River was dry, that made the gave viewing better at the Sabi River in Kruger.
No matter where you go, you will see lots of stuff. I recently had one of my Sabi Leopard shots featured in Outdoor Photographer Magazine.
Response from Daryl-Hunter | Reviewed this property |
I was there in late october and I would have welcomed rain as they were in a bad drought. November is supposed to be the beginning of the rainy season, but I wouldn't worry about it.
