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We kick off with a rare and fascinating threesome of leopards: the magnificent Nweti Male, the iconic Ndzanzeni Female—the last of the Mother Leopard lineage—and the legendary Mashaba Female. For …
In today’s Virtual Safari, we have some incredible news for those of you who followed last week’s updates. After much anticipation, we’re thrilled to introduce you to the Ximungwe Female …
What a week it has been at Londolozi, filled with unforgettable moments and thrilling sightings. Choosing which highlights to include in this Virtual Safari was no easy task, but here’s …
Faced with a choice between two incredible sightings—a pack of wild dogs with pups or a male cheetah—I found myself spoilt for options on this cool, cloudy morning. Both sightings …
Today’s Virtual Safari takes a pretty difficult turn as we unravel the sequence of events that led to the Nkoveni Young Female being killed by the Kambula Pride. The Nkoveni …
Five leopards and four Cheetahs in one morning! It doesn’t get much better than that. Not that we planned for the morning to go that way, but if you are …
In today’s Virtual Safari, we reconnect with a true Londolozi legend—a remarkable 16-year-old female leopard who has captivated countless visitors over the years. Once a familiar sight around the Londolozi …
Lion dynamics at Londolozi are as thrilling as they are unpredictable. The constant ebb and flow of territories, shifting coalitions, and the ever-changing dominance of male lions create an intricate …
There’s nothing quite like the thrill of watching mating leopards. Though it can be a challenge to keep up with them as they cover considerable ground, the effort is always …
While out on a relaxed bumble with some of the team, we found ourselves in the middle of a thrilling sighting involving the Kambula Pride. In the wide open grasslands, …
We set off into the northern reaches of the reserve on a quest to find a leopard, but along the way, we were pleasantly sidetracked by a herd of elephants …
With a very swift turn of events, one day, we came across an ostrich nest full of eggs, and the very next, at least 13 chicks had hatched. We were …
On a cold blustery morning, we spend a long time following an enormous male leopard on a territorial patrol. The Nweti Male is the dominant male across a huge territory …
This morning’s game drive began with a thrilling sight of the two Ndzhenga Males, moving purposefully into the wind, clearly tracking something carried on the breeze. Word from our neighbours …
Life in the African bush is a world where the unexpected is the only certainty. Every opportunity we get to explore this wonderful wilderness brings with it the promise of …
