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.
Who says you can’t do Christmas in the sunshine?! There are many luxury lodges in the Sabi Sand Game Reserve and in the Kruger National Park as a whole, but a select few go the extra mile which make them firm favourites at Rhino Africa. Londolozi Game Reserve is one such shining star. Their lodges [...]
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The Kruger National Park and the surrounding private reserves are the heart of South Africa’s big game country. It is here that you’ll find the country’s most famous private safari lodges and some of the best wildlife viewing in the world. We could go on and on about this spectacular safari destination but instead we’ll [...]
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It’s been a busy few weeks at Rhino Africa HQ – David has been taking a well earned break hopping the Greek Islands and we’ve sent two groups up to the Kruger to research and review some of SA’s finest game lodges. But while the commercial side of Rhino Africa has been doing its thing, [...]
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We all know that every day should be Rhino Day, but Wednesday 22 September was a great excuse for us to dress up in red, dust off our vuvuzelas and congregate outside Parliament in Cape Town to make some noise for our horny friends. At present, we are losing rhino at a rate of nearly [...]
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This past weekend a crash of Rhinos headed out to the Kruger National Park for some R&R at some of the country’s top lodges. Unfortunately in our world R&R stands for Rapid & Raucous. Despite staying at Royal Malewane, undoubtedly one of Africa’s most luxurious lodges and then spending two nights at Londolozi Game [...]
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African animals like animals the world over are sometimes born with genetic defects. The most common and well known of these is Albinism. Albinism is a congenital disorder characterized by the absence of pigment in the skin due to absence or defect of an enzyme involved in the production of melanin. Elephants, Impala, Giraffe, [...]
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Singita, Londolozi and Lion Sands no doubt set the bench mark for safari chic and indulgent luxury. Singita Boulders, Londolozi Granite, Lion Sands Ivory and Singita Lebombo have traditionally grappled like young Avatars for the title of the best of the best. After all, one man’s meat can be another man’s poison. Of course [...]
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We hope you brushed up on your general knowledge! The less you have to Google, the better obviously, although our quiz is intended to teach us all new things, so we don’t mind if you do. E-mail your answers to craig(at)rhinoafrica.com and I’ll announce the winner and post the answers later today. Who was [...]
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Our fearless/peerless leader loves taking photographs! When David isn’t ensuring that Rhino Africa runs smoothly, he will most likely be found dreaming up a new venture, traveling through Africa or behind his camera. Having traveled extensively throughout Africa many of the images on the Rhino Africa website hail from his well organized image library!
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Sian is our in-house nature girl! She studied Nature Conservation for 3 years before working on a private game reserve in the Eastern Cape of South Africa. She then managed a lodge in the Okavango Delta in Botswana before returning to Cape Town to join Rhino Africa. Beaches, mountains and camping trips are her thing [...]
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Have you ever wondered just how close you get to the action when you’re on a Kruger Safari? These pictures of a leopard taking down a warthog were taken at Mala Mala in the Sabi Sands Game Reserve.
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City:Nelspruit (Mbombela) Stadium: Mbombela Stadium Nelspruit the capital of the Mpumalanga province is the gateway to the Greater Kruger National Park and a ready and willing host city for the FIFA World Cup™. Surrounded by rolling green hills, citrus estates, timber forests, spectacular views and amazing places to visit. And thats just in the [...]
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