The sighting of the year so far has to be this incredible encounter between a dwarf mongoose and a black mamba, which just goes to show that the most exciting safari sightings are not necessary the ones that involve the
Today, 25th March, is Earth Hour and at Tanda Tula we will be eating by lantern light, to show our union with the rest of the world for this amazing environmental cause. Earth Hour is the world’s largest united grassroots movement
This week’s #trackitthursday belongs to the porcupine. The porcupines tracks are not always easy to identify as they are very similar to the tracks of a honey badger. Porcupines have 5 toes with well developed claws on the front and back
Water projects to introduce water supply have been implemented at both Funjwa Primary and Maphutaditshaba High School. Maphutaditshaba High School This past year our main Project was to supply the above schools with a decent water supply. Maphutaditshaba is in the Green Valley circuit
This rather bizarre, yet beautiful bird is very distinctive not only by its size and strange looks but also for its very unusual, deep guttural call. It sounds exactly like the hornbill is calling: “ Who ate my tortoise? Who ate
Melk Tert, a traditional South African dessert loved by people from all around the world. Imagine a short pastry crust filled with a creamy custard filling and a fragrant hint of cinnamon, what is not to love? This recipe was
The Timbavati management is aware of the article produced by Don Pinnock of Conservation Action Trust. We are disappointed that the presentation of this story is not in line with the facts and information that were openly provided to the
This week, Tanda Tula's #trackitthursday animal track belongs to the elusive spotted cat - the leopard. In true safari style, here are a few facts about the track and paw of this beautiful animal: Leopard tracks are typical cat footprints, with
We are absolutely thrilled to announce the engagement between Brittany Coetzer and Luke Street. What wonderful, happy news! In Britt’s own beautiful words: “On the banks of the Limpopo River in the heart of the African Wilderness, where we have begun to
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