Kruger, field-tested
Practical guides written from the driver's seat. Trip timing, the Big Five, specific roads, birding, photography, and what to do with a spare day. Each one shows you how we'd use the app on the same trip, because that's how we wrote them.
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A day off from the park: Blyde River Canyon and the Panorama Route
God's Window, Bourke's Luck Potholes, the Three Rondavels: how to run the classic day trip without rushing it.
PhotographyKruger photography: good shots with the gear you've got
Light, patience and a beanbag beat a big lens more often than lens salesmen admit.
BirdingBirding in Kruger: start with one dam
500-plus species is intimidating. One waterhole and a slow hour is all you need to begin.
Road guidesThe H4-1: driving Kruger's cat highway from Skukuza to Lower Sabie
The most famous stretch of tar in the park, stop by stop, including when to leave and where to eat breakfast.
Big FiveWhere to see lions in Kruger (and how to read the bush)
The central grasslands earn their reputation. Here's how to work them, hour by hour.
Trip planningWhen to go to Kruger: a month-by-month reality check
Dry season, green season, crowds and cheap flights: what each month actually gives you.
Big FiveHow to actually find the Big Five (with the odds, honestly)
Two of the five are nearly guaranteed in a week. The other three need a method.
All of this, offline
The same care that goes into these posts goes into the app's field guide: written for the park, readable with no signal. It launches on iOS soon.