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Mokala National Park is home to a varied spectrum of birds, situated in the transition zone between the Kalahari and Karoo biomes. Birds that can be spotted are the Kalahari...
“Where Endangered Species Roam”… Mokala is SANParks’ newest park. Nestled in the hills, Mokala’s landscape boasts a variety of koppieveld (hills) and large open...
Sometimes, the smallest beaches hold the most significant pieces of our hearts.
We wandered just beyond Camps Bay, chasing nothing but curiosity, and found a quiet little...
Bearded Vulture
Throughout their range, Bearded Vultures, or Lammergeiers as they are sometimes known, are associated with high mountain ranges, among them the Himalayas...
The Maloti Drakensberg region is a treasure trove of some of the most outstanding rock art found anywhere in the world. The unique style of the paintings is instantly recognisable...
Hippopotamus in Cape Town and it’s not an April Fool's joke. We found this Big Boy happy in his safe little pond away from the crowds and the noisy City Life. Hippopotamus...
From majestic raptors to exquisite little thrushes and pipits, the Maloti Drakensberg is home to over 350 bird species —some found nowhere else in the world. This spectacular...
The Cape Vulture has one of the most limited distributions of any Old World vulture species, being restricted to southern Africa and predominantly South Africa and Lesotho...
During spring and summer, the austere, grandiose beauty is enhanced by nearly 2000 wildflower species, groves of proteas, and patches of lush Indigenous forest that reach...
This awe-inspiring scenery is characteristic of the Drakensberg, and in many places, it is still in the state an ingenious creator might have spawned it in. Poets have not yet discovered...
According to the African Raptor Centre, there are estimated to be 100 breeding pairs and 320 birds remaining in the wild in the southern hemisphere. This makes it one of the most...
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