The Kruger’s unspoiled, untamed environment stirs deep emotions and enables you to experience wild Africa just as you imagined it. Explore South Africa’s premier game viewing destination in style. Stay in luxury lodges in private reserves and spot the Big 5 and Little 5 on 4×4 game drives and bush walks with an expert ranger! Visit the Kruger section on our website.
Rhino Africa’s latest travel video features three of our favourite African destinations in one tour. It’s an incredible 10 day itinerary that incorporates the very best of Southern Africa – Cape Town, Kruger and the Victoria Falls! Traditionally, guests wishing to see the region’s three major attractions – Cape Town, Kruger National Park and Victoria [...]
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or - How I bagged a future wife – Part III Having taken the big step and received the answer I wanted, you might think it was all over. You would be wrong. This was the safari of a lifetime and that meant there was still more awesomeness to come in the form of Londolozi [...]
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or - How I bagged a future wife – Part II After a fantastic start to our safari at Lion Sands Ivory Lodge and a not so fantastic start to my bid to bag a future wife (read why in Part I), I was determined that I would get it right, sooner rather than later. [...]
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or – How I bagged a future wife My nerves were starting to get the better of me. I’d been planning this safari and it’s purpose for nearly a year now and to my mind it could still all go wrong. Thankfully the safari bits, including transfers and accommodation, were already sorted with the help [...]
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Our Rhino Africa videographer Ryan Rapaport headed out to the Savanna Private Game Reserve in the Sabi Sand Game Reserve, within the greater Kruger National Park conservancy. He spent a few days travelling in the Greater Kruger area, starting at Londolozi Game Reserve and then staying over at Tinga Game Reserve before Savanna. Watch the [...]
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[Have you read Part I? Do it!] From Sabi Sand we were flown out on another light flight to the Satara Airstrip that is a mere 40 minute road transfer away from Singita Lebombo. How wonderful to have arrived at the airstrip after a slightly bumpy flight and be greeted with a cold towel, beverages [...]
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One does not often get to return from a safari being able to say they saw the following: 5 lions stalking a giraffe 2 honey badgers in 1 sighting Porcupine Leopard climbing up a tree with a kill (twice) Being charged by an Elephant Bull 300 strong Buffalo herd Hyena trying to steal a leopard [...]
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The Rhino Africa Flickr photo group is slowly growing and recently Jonathan Khoo posted a bunch of great photographs he took while he was on safari with Rhino Africa. Jonathon stayed for four nights at Kirkman’s Camp in the Sabi Sand Game Reserve part of the Greater Kruger National Park. While a safari might not [...]
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A big thanks to PJ, Warren and the rest of the Lion Sands team for hosting the Rhino Africa team at the Twankey Bar at the Taj Cape Town. A great night was had by all as the wine flowed and delicious canapés were nibbled. The Twankey bar could easily have stepped out of Faringdon [...]
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Stealthy, agile and a devastating hunter, the most widely distributed of Africa’s big cats is also the most seldom seen. Elusive and solitary it is only at certain private game reserves in the Greater Kruger National Park where Leopards are regularly seen and habituated to the presence of man. But wherever you might be on [...]
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The African Lion (Penthera leo) is the largest and most impressive of Africa’s big cats and the second largest big cat in the world after the Tiger, which is found in Asia. Lions are significantly more gregarious than any of the other wild cats and form cohesive groups called prides. The cooperative nature of the [...]
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The Bachelor, an ABC television series where potential love interests vie for the attention of one man, has finally visited South African shores! Last night Brad Womack the 2011 Bachelor took the three remaining ladies on safari in Africa at Lion Sands Private Game Reserve in the Sabi Sand Game Reserve part of the Greater [...]
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