Yesterday was our last day at nDzuti Safari Camp. There is always a sense of sadness that descends upon you when you leave a lodge. The camaraderie around the campfire[…]
Here are a few snapshots from last night’s game drive at nDzuti. We managed to spot hippo walking out of a dam, giraffe and a rather anxious rhino. While we[…]
While sitting at the back of the open-topped Land Rover, Zeena looked at me with a sense of wonderment and exclaimed, “Ag. When you smell that smell you know you[…]
If you are thinking about going on safari in January in Kruger and you are not sure what to expect in terms of game viewing, then watch Dave Jackson’s wildlife[…]
Spotting a white lion in the wild is one of the most rare sightings for guests on safari in the Kruger. There are many spiritual connotations attached to a sighting[…]
Darryn, one of the rangers from Africa on Foot, took these remarkable images of wild dogs and lions in the Kruger. The reserve where all the sightings have happened is[…]
Gawie and Yolandi did a fantastic job of running the nThambo Tree Camp in the Klaserie. With their infectious nature, welcoming persona and creative ideas; they made sure guests[…]
Mike and Fiona sent through this breakdown of their second day on safari in the Klaserie. Being regular guests at Africa on Foot and nThambo, it’s always great to hear[…]
I arrived at Africa on Foot late last night. While en route there was a curious incident with an elephant’s backside. I won’t go into too much detail but if[…]
This has a cuteness factor of 100 %. Brett Thomson, our director, took this video clip of the Ross Pride enjoying family time. There’s an elephant feast and cubs practicing[…]