After a good night’s rest, I headed to the main lodge for breakfast and mentioned last night’s mystery visitor. One of our game drivers said it WAS an elephant. “That’s George – and there he is!!”, pointing out into the bush, and there he was – larger than life! We were told that “George” is an occasional visitor to Camp Kalahari; he likes to take a drink from the swimming pool, and sometimes he brings his friends along! After a few minutes, “George” reluctantly left after being shooed away by one of the game drivers.
George the Elephant
A hornbill drops in for breakfast at our table
A bird sips some orange juice from an abandoned glass
This was our last official day on safari, but there was no time for a last game drive. After breakfast at Camp Kalahari, we flew out to Maun and then on to Cape Town, taking great memories and photos of our safari experience with us.
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What a change from Camp Kalahari to the One&Only Cape Town, a beautiful 5-star hotel, where I had a large comfortable room with a great view of Table Mountain! I had an excellent beef filet dinner at Reuben’s in the hotel and took advantage of the luxurious spa bathroom to wash away the safari dust and grime.
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