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The African Elephant, my favourite animal to see at Londolozi, and the largest land mammal on Earth, is a majestic creature that has captured the imagination of people worldwide. These …
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With 2024 having come to an end, I can’t help but look back at what a fantastic year it was all around at Londolozi. Despite 2024 being a good year, …
We’ve been absolutely spoilt with cheetah sightings this week – so many that we can’t fit them all into this week’s Virtual Safari. We spend time with a male cheetah …
Another week has come and gone at Londolozi and it’s safe to say, that summer is in full swing. Although late, the rains have come and with it brings a …
Summer is in full swing, and the bush is alive with the signs of the season. The lush greenery and the start of the summer rains have resulted in the …
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As the summer heat settles over Londolozi and the Sand River starts to full, the bush teems with life and energy, offering moments of quiet awe and thrilling spectacle. This …
The Tsalala Lioness does not need much of an introduction, as she has long been a symbol of endurance and adaptability within Londolozi. She is a lioness who has shown …
We often talk about the benefits of each season here at Londolozi, and while the heat of summer can be more difficult to handle, the benefits that come alongside it …
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