Skukuza, Kruger National Park — Selati Railway Bridge with the Kruger Shalati train hotel
The old Selati railway bridge over the Sabie River, now carrying the Kruger Shalati train hotel, from the riverbank
Skukuza, Kruger National Park — Selati Railway Bridge with the Kruger Shalati train hotel
Selati Railway Bridge (disused line) — Kruger Shalati train hotel · Skukuza, Mpumalanga, South Africa
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Where this camera films
Camera position: -24.99237, 31.59403
- Location
- Skukuza, Mpumalanga, South Africa
- Railroad
Selati Railway Bridge (disused line) — Kruger Shalati train hotel
Weather & light at the camera
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About this cam
Africam streams this wildlife camera from the bank of the Sabie River beside Skukuza, in the Kruger National Park. The whole frame is dominated by the historic steel railway bridge on masonry piers, with the white carriages of the Kruger Shalati train hotel parked along its deck.
Africam's description presents Kruger Shalati as a gateway to the Kruger National Park, next to Skukuza Camp, with cameras placed for wildlife and recording uninterrupted, 24 hours a day. This one is the bridge view: it looks across the Sabie River at the old railway bridge, which now carries the hotel.
The railway element is the bridge itself: a riveted steel truss on tall stone piers, with a row of white passenger carriages standing on it. These carriages are a static hotel, so no train runs across; this is a camera for railway-bridge and heritage-rolling-stock fans, with animals coming to the river below as a bonus.
The source is a wildlife channel, and the picture shows the river, reeds and the bridge from low brush on the bank.
What to watch for
The steel railway bridge on its stone piers with the white Kruger Shalati carriages along the deck; the Sabie River below draws wildlife.
The camera
- Stream
- YouTube live stream
- Filming
- Railway bridge
- Sound
- Live lineside audio — horns and engines
- Hours
- Streams around the clock, 24/7
- Camera movement
- Cycles automatically between preset views
- Feed checked
- October 3, 2026