Wildlife at Kwandwe Private Game Reserve

BIG FIVE GAME VIEWING AT KWANDWE

Safari enthusiasts from around the world visit Kwandwe to view Africa’s famous Big Five - lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo and rhino - but the Reserve is home to a wealth of other unique and interesting animals.

Species such as kudu, grysbok, aardwolf, aardvark and caracal, which had always existed freely in the area, are now thriving in their natural habitat. Kwandwe offers some of the most magnificent cheetah sightings in Africa and is also home to the black rhino, one of the world’s most endangered large animals.

As Kwandwe is a private reserve, night drives are a daily feature and often result in unusual sightings. The reserve is famous for numerous sightings of the generally rarely spotted porcupine. Both the aardwolf and aardvark are frequently seen on night drives.

 


Arrogance or confidance - 13 August 2010
The afternoon drive started with us setting out in search of a heard of elephant. Well that was the plan, but nature had other other ideas. Not 20 minutes after heading out on drive Samual L jackson(Ernie) had picked up some cheetah tracks. We didnt...
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Elephant Baby - 04 August 2010
At about 8 o’clock one superb morning, we located the elephants that we were looking for. The herd was spread out over quite a large area, all feeding on a fruitful aloe grove. A little way off, a huge uproar was heard from a little down the...
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Taking a chance - 01 August 2010
Ernie, my tracker and i new that there was only one thing that our guest where hoping to see. We had had some great sightings up until yesterday afternoon. But our guests where continuously asking for cheetah. We had searched long and hard for cheetah,...
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