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I was fortunate to visit Londolozi in October 2014. Things were just beginning to green up and lambing season has not quite begun. There had recently been a big storm …
The Bervoets family first visited Londolozi in August 2010, since then they have made regular trips. Their most impressive sighting in 2010 was of hippo hovering above and licking on …
My wife Kate and I visited South Africa for 10 days in late October, including a four-day stay at Londolozi. It was our first time on safari and having travelled …
The English poet William Blake once wrote, ‘To see a world in a grain of sand, And a heaven in a wild flower, Hold infinity in the palm of your …
Growing up in South Africa I have been privileged with regular visits to the bush – but a visit to Londolozi is something particularly special. My first trip to Londolozi was …
My wife and I chose to celebrate our thirtieth wedding anniversary at Londolozi (our first safari). Being new to the bushveld we came without any preconceived expectations. We put our …
We just came back from South Africa, where we’ve had a most amazing holiday. It is true: South Africa is a wonderful destination, with much to offer. From paragliding in …
My wife and I visited Londolozi in September, the second game reserve of our first ever trip to Africa. We had ticked off “the Big 5” at our first location, …
Three years ago, I found myself staring at a huge male lion, my face less than a metre away from his… and I wasn’t in a circus but lying in …
My wife and I had been trying to see leopards for eight years! We spent three weeks in Southern Africa in 2007 and visited game reserves in three countries without …
I recently had the pleasure of hosting husband and wife couple, Jos and Evette von Bommel from van Brommel safaris on a photographic safari at Londolozi. Greetings were made and lunch was served as …
After six and half days of the best safari of my 18 safaris I was feeling rather contemplative. Londolozi had sailed past the very high bar that I had set …
About 20 years ago I came across a book called The Leopards Of Londolozi, one day I promised myself I would visit. However after trips ranging from the Aberdare Mountains …
A magical winter day of sightings with Ranger Alfie and Tracker Euce culminated with two sightings of one of the Majingilane males. As the sun had set it was time for …
When you travel to a country for the first time there are many things that will take your breath away, the history, the culture, amazing scenery and food but there …
