Special Khoza
I grew up in a village called Lilydale very close to Sabi Sand and Kruger National Park (close to Paul Kruger Gate) so I have been in Kruger few times when I was young , learning about wild life as part of our studies during primary school. After completing my matric I got a bursary from the Endangered Wild Life Trust under a project called the Tracker Training Project, which was a 3 year (2005-2007) project in Sabi Sands ( Sabi Sabi).
Being out there working physically in nature, meeting new people , expanding my knowledge of nature and learning about different cultures.
Difficult clients and language because sometimes other guest don’t understand English.
I grew up in a village called Lilydale very close to Sabi Sand and Kruger National Park (close to Paul Kruger Gate) so I have been in Kruger few times when I was young , learning about wild life as part of our studies during primary school. After completing my matric I got a bursary from the Endangered Wild Life Trust under a project called the Tracker Training Project, which was a 3 year (2005-2007) project in Sabi Sands ( Sabi Sabi).
Being out there working physically in nature, meeting new people , expanding my knowledge of nature and learning about different cultures.
Difficult clients and language because sometimes other guest don’t understand English.
I am always willing to learn, as a field guide all the above mentioned is part of my interest, where photographing always brings the good memories.
I had few encounters with animals but obviously the behavior of animals always change due to the size of the group, availability of young ones, mating season, sick or wounded and other contributing factors. One day a hyena came at night while we were braaing and tried to steal our food and we had to chase it.
Mjejane : the Crocodile River view and Mjejane main dam because you can see the beauty of both Kruger and Mjejane Game Reserve while appreciating and learning about nature.
Kruger National Park: Skukuza based on the history of Kruger which enables the guest to understand and learn about wild life and diversity.
The lodge lies in the heart of Crocodile River which is part of Kruger national park, self catering lodge where you can always have a meal of your choice, accommodate big families including safe space for children to play. Lots of activities, entertainment and facilities. The staff is friendly and helpful they always make sure that guest are happy without compromising their safety.
Respect the animals in their natural habitat; make sure that your guests are comfortable at all times.
Making it enjoyable, sharing knowledge with guests while adhering to all rules, safety and regulations of the reserve.
Safe distance, comfort zones of the animals and of our clients.