Safari Factfile
Who are the Ugly Five? And why they are worth seeing on safari...
Almost everyone has heard of the Big Five: lion, leopard, buffalo, rhino, and elephant—the most dangerous animals to approach on foot and the top sightings for many safari-goers. But have you heard of the Ugly Five? These creatures may not win any beauty contests, but they’re full of character and play crucial roles in the ecosystem! Let’s dive into why they deserve your attention on safari:
Guide to Game Drives: Frequently asked questions
Game drives are often the highlight of any safari experience, and for many, they are the main reason to visit a safari lodge. If you’re a first-time safari-goer, you likely have plenty of questions. In this Guide to Game Drives, we’ll answer some of the most frequently asked questions to help you make the most of your adventure.
Safari Lingo: The Big Five
Ever wondered about all that safari lingo? Don't get your trunk in a twist! From who are the Big Five (and why) to what they're called in the local language - here's our guide to naming the Big Five.
The Klaserie Private Nature Reserve - What you should know!
As part of the world-renowed Greater Kruger, the Klaserie Private Nature Reserve – sometimes known as the Klaserie Game Reserve – is an unparalleled safari destination offering game drives in an unfenced, ‘Big Five’ wilderness. Primely located in the heart of the lowveld, this stunning nature haven borders the Timbavati Nature Reserve and Kruger National Park. However, with a strong ethos in conservation and ‘low-density’ tourism, the Klaserie Game Reserve has kept a low profile for many years – often being referred to as South Africa’s ‘best kept secret’. Let’s find out a little more about the place we call home…
Is a Summer Safari a good idea?
As the northern hemisphere descends into the depths of winter, the opposite is occurring here in the South. Summer officially falls between December and March, although the temperatures begin rising steadily from around October. This makes it an ideal ‘winter sun’ location for a much-needed escape to blue skies and sunshine. But, that’s not the only reason why you should go on a South African safari in the Summer. Here’s a few of our favourite things about this season that we look forward to most…
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