Safari Lodges

The rains have arrived again, and the rivers have started to flow! We have received over 78mm of rain over recent days, but towards the south of the Timbavati Private Nature Reserve they have recorded over 200mm! Such rain does cause

The summer rains bring many things to the Timbavati – lush green foliage, ripe marula fruit and hundreds of new born impalas. Most are born within a three week period over December, so now we see big herds with lots

Guests often rave about our cottage pie so we thought we would offer you all the opportunity to make it at home. Click here to visit our recipe page where you can download this recipe, as well as many more!

We have been receiving some much needed rain of late and the bush is now lush and green. Game has taken advantage of the good grazing conditions and are in prime condition. Large buffalo herds are moving through the property at

Tanda Tula Featured in Fairlady Magazine. Read the article here: http://www.tandatula.com/power-2/

We started off the new year with a superb game drive that could not have been any better. Guests staying with us last night were incredibly fortunate to see the rare Timbavati white lions. Some guests come to the Timbavati

The Timbavati Bush School, which educates learners from 35 schools in the Timbavati area teaching the fundamental facts and processes for conservation and environmental awareness, recently reopened and Tanda Tula was there to support and celebrate. The new bush school features

After a recent series of encounters with Honey Badgers, our discussions amongst ourselves and our friends made it evident that there are many a story about these fascinating and tenacious little creatures. In fact, I don’t know of a single

It was less than a year ago that we were approached by some of the members of the trade for Tanda Tula to look into creating a new camp. The brief was to create a product that would be completely unique