Long time Londolozi guests and our loyal ambassadors, Marianna Gdanis and Alan Griffiths, share their stunning photographic highlights from a recent trip to Londolozi Pioneer Camp.
Having seen the Sparta Pride on a wildebeest kill, the Manghen pride make an impala kill and a variety of leopards including the Camp Pan Male and the Tamboti cubs, their trip was centered around the big and small cats! Enjoy the photographs…
Our first afternoon drive started well, as we saw a huge rhino bull come down to the water to drink.
We then saw another rhino bull come from the other side of the water and give us a little territorial display.
We then came across the Sparta pride on a wildebeest kill, with one Majingalane male present
One of the Majingilane Males
The Sparta pride feasts on a wildebeest.
The beautiful Camp Pan male leopard.
The Camp Pan male drinks at a small pan
Winter sunsets are simply stunning!
The next morning after our game drive, the 3 Manghen lionesses chased a kudu bull right past our room. We ran to the deck and watched them cross the river onto the rocks opposite Pioneer Camp
so when we went out on game drive later that afternoon, we went straight to the other side of the camp to look for them
They lazed around a bit and then got up and started stalking a herd of impala almost immediately.
Preparing to hunt
Stalking the impala.
We witnessed the kill and were in awe of just how quickly they devoured the young impala ram they had just killed.
Leaving the scene of the crime…
Two playful elephants
On our last morning game drive, after searching for 2 solid days, we finally found the Tamboti cubs.
They put on an amazing display for us, stalking each other and chasing each other up the tree.
The two tamboti cubs are unbelievable cute!
This enormous crocodile was covered in algae
Written & Photographed by: Alan Griffiths and Marianna Gdanis (Londolozi Ambassadors)
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Thanks so much for sharing your trip! Can’t wait for mine in a few weeks!!
It must’ve been an amazing experience to be with these wonderful creatures. Thank you for sending this e-mail. Love to you
Not fair! I always wanted to visit!
Lovely pictures. Did Alan Gdanis or Marianna Griffith take them?:)
Who do you think? Hee, hee – Marianna Gdanis off course!
Wow!!! Fantastic photos! Thank you for sharing!
Stunning pics, thanks for sharing!
Thank you for sharing your photographs Marianna, they are truly outstanding. I LOVE the images of the lionesses in front of camp. rich
Magic shots Marianne, my turn in October, cant wait.