
Safari Camp Stories: Tracking Leopards with Kaizer
What a stunning unexpected leopard sighting this week. It was Monday morning when we started the game drive, everyone was wearing warm clothes because it
What a stunning unexpected leopard sighting this week. It was Monday morning when we started the game drive, everyone was wearing warm clothes because it
What a remarkable week!? I started game drives this week in an exciting mood knowing that its going be a bit of a challenge. Very
My mother taught me that all good stories should start “Once upon a time, in a far away place…” and when I was curled up
My name is Johnson and I am one of the guides at Garonga Safari Company. This month is my turn to write a blog. I
Humans are funny, we love to pick a side. There are certain creatures that we have decided to classify as “good” or desirable to see
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Game drives are at the heart of the Garonga experience, allowing you to encounter the Big 5 and other wildlife up close. Your stay will typically include a morning and afternoon game drive in our open-air Land Rovers. Two of our experienced and qualified guides will lead you through the bush, impressing you with their knowledge of the great variety of wildlife in the reserve. Their tracking skills are exceptional, giving them the advantage of locating animals based on their recent movements and enabling your safari sightings dreams to come true. On a morning game drive, as the animals are waking up, tuck into tea, coffee and snacks in the bush. Then, in the late afternoon, sip on a cocktail or glass of wine as the sun slowly dips below the horizon. In addition to the Big 5 (elephant, lion, leopard, buffalo, and rhino), look out for cheetah, spotted hyena, black rhino, African wild dog, hippos, crocodiles, diverse plains animals and colourful birdlife.