Rare sighting of Black Rhino at Pondoro – by Brett Thomson
Regular safari guests will know – seeing a black rhino on safari is a rare sighting. So guests at Pondoro in the Balule Private Game Reserve were thrilled to see …
Simmering tensions between Mapoga and Southern Males – by Brett Thomson
The Southern Males have been spending a lot of time along the eastern border of Savanna Private Game Reserve within the Sabi Sand, and on one particular morning, guests were …
Baby elephant learns to walk – by Brett Thomson
Everyone say “Ooowww”! Very cute clip of a baby bull elephant learning to take his first tentative steps while being watched closely by his attentive Mother. Some quick “Did you …
Leopard Leap – by Brett Thomson
James Crookes, a ranger at Londolozi Private Game Reserve, recently captured a stunning sequence of images that clearly demonstrate the incredible athletic ability, as well as effortless grace, of a …
Cape Argus Cycle Tour 2012 – Time to “think bike”! – by Carolynne Higgins
“Think Bike”. We’ve all seen those bright yellow “Think Bike” stickers that adorn cyclists’ car windows. During the past few months motorists have really had to take this slogan into …
Lion Warfare in the Sabi Sand – by Brett Thomson
How much longer can the last 3 remaining Mapoga Males hold onto their territory? News from the western part of the Sabi Sand is that the 4 Southern Males have …
South Africa Holiday – Client Feedback By Liselle Raath
Hi Liselle, Thank you for your email which was waiting for us when we arrived home. Yes we had a most fantastic holiday – probably one of the best ever …
Have I Got Gnus For You! By Lance Harcourt
The annual wildebeest migration does not just happen once a year as the name might suggest. Like a summer festival, a lot of people believe the annual wildebeest migration sets …
The Selinda Spillway head waters have joined – by Brett Thomson
The head waters of the Selinda Spillway, in Botswana, have joined. The flood waters that flow into Botswana via the Okavango and Linyanti systems have resulted in the head waters …
The Ostrich Koppies leopard at MalaMala – by Brett Thomson
The Ostrich Koppies female was born to the Campbell Koppies female in October 2004. Towards the end of 2008, she established her own territory at MalaMala between the Mlowathi and …
