Xmas it will be 25 years ago, we did all this Rafting, Bungeeing and High-Teeing in Vic Falls Hotel. Looks like Nothings changed. Thanks guys for all those Videos. It was about time someone did this in 360°. And you did it most nicely. Viewing felt like being there and doing it again.

kepalaku pusing cuy

I have an oztent and they are super-fast to set up because all the poles are inside already. They really take away most of the disadvantages of ground tents. They're quite expensive, but a lot cheaper than roof tents. Also, in your barricade you need a few toy plastic snakes. That way the baboons sh1t themselves before they got into your tent.

Am confused as to which Camp you were staying at ? It looks more like Savuti Rest Camp run by SKL …. ? Mostly self-drivers self catering Independents etc Camp Savuti is owned and run by Wilderness Safaris - luxury Uber expensive upmarket fancy tents et al Which was this ?

Why do many travel bloggers believe that you want to see their mostly ugly and always stupid faces, like in this case almost 60% of the entire video, the information value of which is otherwise terribly low?

Thanks for a great and informative video! Did you just say that the tap water there in camp is potable? I was surprised to see a freezer there, I guess the tents should have fridges instead. 😊

Ive done this jump - loved it!

main camp

☺️are you still using that lense ☺️

Brings back memories, just came back from SA and also went white waterrafting and devils toilet bowl was interesting for sure

I had a close encounter with rhinos at kyle game park in masvingo and imire game park

Am so fucking jealous of these 2

Fab video, made me homesick as I used to stalk Rhinos in the Matobos with my family, when I was a kid, when they were first introduced to the area in the late 70's.

I loved growing up there as a kid. We used to go to Mana a few times a year to camp back in the early 70s before the war made it dangerous to go there

Would and have, one of the schools I went to in Zimbabwe ( Rhodesia Then ) was involved in a save the rhino project and adopted a couple of white rhinos which we use to go on school trips to visit in the wild under supervision great fun when you are 14yr of age.

I went there on a family holiday in about 88', 89' when I was about 14 or 15. It was amazing.

Thanks for sharing your Botswana and Zimbabwe trip. Truly awesome video and pictures. How many Sony batteries did your go through a day? How did you charge them? Thanks for taking the time to respond.

amazing shots !

this is me right now i want to travel all over zimbabwe but dont have a 4x4

Lions neva can under estimate

My wife and I are doing a self drive from Ihaha to Maun in May- 22, so your posting have been a great help to us in out planning. Thank you for doing this.

It's ugly and cute at the same time.

You slept in a ground tent at Nxai pan South camp?? U guys are brave..

I have personally done a back dive into the Devil's Toilet Bowl during the 1992 Int raft race. I tried to punch my paddle into the foam pile, only to be smacked in the face by the raft. The last I was seen on the video replay was my ankles and a black pair of strops disappearing into the hole!.

It looks like you are using a Gimpro on this trip, though perhaps it is not always attached to the door. I don't know how common Gimpros are in Southern Africa but it is quite unique to me as a North American viewer. How much better is this than using a beanbag to rest your longer lens on?

That giraffe shot @6:49 is amazing. It gets my vote for the best image you've shown so far. I'm curious to see how this series ends. (I've got a handful of episodes left.) The first 45 days generated 29 episodes. The second 45 days appears to have resulted in less than 10 episodes--though this includes some of my favorites.

Hi! I’ve started watching your video’s a few days ago. Love them! They’re very addictive😁. We’ve been to Botswana in 1998 or so. Just before all the problems with Mugabe started. How is the safety issue nowadays? How did you ecperience it! Seems all fine?

I’m trying to locate that accent. It sounds like a refined South African accent. Very interesting accent

Did you eat amarula

He is Sekekama, the undisputed king of Savuti😊

what camera mount is that on the door?

Stayed sinamatela 1969, amazing, also main camp, in UK now, wonderful memories, thanx for this x

Actually the pronunciation is "Gonarezore"

Amazing content!! You’ve got a new subscriber. Btw, I think you should take a look at smzeus . c o m!! It’s the fastest way to grow your KZfaq channel!!!

I got to see a preview on Tv on CBS Sunday morning ... and mentioned Chobe National Park and they videoed the elephants.... I love all videos taking risks around wild animals. Congratulations for nice & relaxed videos..

the lioness in 7:48 is Matsumi from Savage Kingdom documentary!

Like those pastel colours

Must be lighting 😂

Hi

I obey the law, too B! 😂😂

I listen to every kind of music, but oddly enough I love listening to classical band and orchestra music. Also classics like Queen, Michael Jackson and the occasional now song

hey buddies... can you arrange ur videos so we see where it all began and ended,,,!!!

What a great series of videos! Great work and well done Please continue and surprise us in the future with this great content! Best regards from Berlin and stay healthy,

Well done. Can't wait to see what you get up to next

Hey! You guys looks so much younger in the last seconds of the clip!! Looks like me before and after a month's horseback safari.. Nice to have a debriefing video, I must say: the circle is complete...!

congrats on finishing the vlog

So sad that the series is finished. Enjoyed every one of them. 😍🐆🐒🦓🦏🦁😍🐘🤩⛺

Wow! This is absolutely awesome. I like it very much!

what was wrong with your eye? hope you're ok loved this series xxx

Sad the series is nearly over. Hope you guys are planning the next one.