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In her recent blog, Kelsey beautifully introduced the koppies of Londolozi, sharing their charm and role in shaping the landscape. Today, we delve a little deeper into the geological forces …
There’s nothing quite as invigorating as waking up to the bellowing roars of two male lions in close proximity to the camp. Promptly gathering ourselves, we ventured into the bush …
Londolozi has recently gone through a great change. The new rains arrived, creating the perfect setting for brand new bushwillow buds to bloom, watering holes have filled up, and migratory …
The northern reaches of Londolozi are among my favourite places to explore whilst out on game drive. ‘The North’, as we like to call it, is home to some of …
We were looking for leopards, just north of the Sand River. Driving slowly along, we were suddenly surprised by a hyena scrambling quickly up from the River, running across our …
Today marks the four month countdown to the release date of the legendary, and highly anticipated Lion King (19 July 2019). There is much excitement amongst the staff at Londolozi …
The carcass of the old Tailed lioness was discovered yesterday afternoon by Londolozi rangers out on a bush walk, just below Ximpalapala crest. The size of the skull and her …
The moment my legs begin to move; my thoughts begin to flow – Henry David Thoreau As a ranger I am privileged to spend most of my time out in …
This week a very definite theme of animals in their environment seems to have emerged in this photographic collaboration between me and James Tyrrell. With the dry weather putting pressure …
It’s not quite “Chomolungma”, goddess of the earth or Everest. It’s a koppie or small hill that lies in the north western corner of Marthly. But even small koppies have …
