Precious moments on safari! Meet this adorable two-day-old elephant calf. 🐘 Did you know that calves can walk within one to two hours of birth?

Within just one to two hours of birth, calves can stand and walk, which is crucial for their survival in the wild.

Lights camera safari action! 📸 with twice daily game drives keep your eyes peeled for some elusive predators🐾

Witnessing these beautiful creatures in their natural habitat is truly a once-in-a-lifetime experience. #ThisisAfrica #RegalLeopards #BigFive #SafariAdventure #WildlifeLove #SabiSands

In the wilds of Africa, each river crossing on a safari is a bridge between the known and the mysterious.

The quintessential safari experience is a harmonious blend of adventure, discovery, and appreciation for the wild places and creatures that make Africa such a captivating destination.

Big 5 African Safari – African buffalo (Syncerus caffer)

Buffalo herds typically have a hierarchical social structure. Within the herd, there is usually a dominant male, known as the “herd bull,” who leads and protects the group. The herd also includes females, known as cows, and their offspring.

Big 5 African Safari – Leopard (Panthera pardus)

Leopards are highly sought-after and elusive big cats in Africa. The opportunity to observe and photograph these magnificent creatures in their natural habitat is an unforgettable experience.

Lions of the West – Inyati Game Lodge.

Lions are the only known cat species where individuals roar together – with even young cubs joining in with their mews. The calling sequence usually lasts about 40 seconds.

A group of lions, also called ‘a pride’, often roar together to mark their territory – a roar can be heard from 5 miles away.

You Can Never Go Wrong with a Classic Big 5 Safari.

By Katharina Riebesel on September 20, 2021 Lion, rhino, leopard, buffalo and elephant – Africa’s Big 5 never seem to disappoint. Seasoned safari-goers know that the Sabi Sand Nature Reserve in South Africa is one of the best places to observe these animals in their natural habitat. Together with three of my colleagues, I had the opportunity […]

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The perennial Sand River with its golden African sunshine and cool, shady hideaways runs through Inyati. At night, wildlife sounds fill the star-studded sky. Lions roar, jackals howl and hyenas laugh. African drums respond.

🐘Precious elephant moments on safari. #inyatisafari