Cheetah

Cheetahs make chirping sounds, and hiss or spit when angered or threatened and like cats, purr very loudly when content.

Blue Wildebeest

The Blue Wildebeest is often confused with the Black Wildebeest, but the two are actually quite different. The Blue Wildebeest has a long shoulder-length mane while the Black Wildebeest has a stiff mane that stands upright.

Activities at Crocodile Bridge Rest Camp

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A resident bird specialist is available to take bird enthusiasts on guided walks, on this safari in Kruger National Park.

Things to do at Crocodile Bridge Rest Camp

Learn and observe fascinating facts about the African bush, during sunset, night and morning game drives, in the Kruger National Park.

all regularly recorded, while Hyena patrol the camp fence every night.

Crocodile Bridge Game Viewing

Crocodile Bridge is in great game viewing country and is an ideal venue to pursue the Big Five on a sightseeing safari in Kruger National Park. Both Rhino species are regularly seen.

Giraffe, Zebra and several antelope species are usually seen within a few hundred metres of the camp gate. Lion, Leopard and Cheetah are all regularly recorded, while Hyena patrol the camp fence every night.

Birding

A special bird to look for, in this area, on your safari in Kruger National Park, is the pinkthroated twinspot. Blackbellied starlings have also been recorded in this region.

The rest camp itself has a busy stream of bird activity. Look for orange-breasted bush shrike, brown-headed parrot and a host of small ground feeding seedeaters such as waxbills, manikins, fire finches, widow finches and canaries.

5 Things to Seek

Kudu
Giraffe
Cheetah
White Rhino
Spotted Hyena

Please Note

These activities can only be booked in conjunction with confirmed accommodation bookings. If you must walk around at night do not do so without a torch.

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