Written by Luke Street The rest of the week at Tanda Tula proved worthy of following on from that glorious morning with a superb sighting of the Zebenine pride lazing about with the Mbiri males one evening. They stayed true to
Tanda Tula is loved and known as a sustainable and community-inspired camp within the Timbavati. The camp strongly believes in giving back to the surrounding community and is constantly working on providing great opportunities, with a focus on interaction. A
After a couple of weeks off on leave, Chad Cocking was eager to get back to Tanda Tula Safari Camp after hearing about the amazing sightings that were being had in his absence. Upon his return he was fortunate enough
Guests at Tanda Tula Safari Camp were spoilt this past week with some spectacular lion sightings. With the usual elephant sightings dominating most drives, it was a treat to finally spot some lions. In Chad Cocking latest blog post, he
Warthogs are truly fascinating little creatures, and definitely one of the more ‘unique’ looking animals in the Timbavati. It’s hard not to smile when coming across them whilst on safari. Should you be visiting one of the several lodges within the
On the 10th of August World Lion Day was celebrated across the globe. This notable day was founded by Big Cat Rescue, the largest accredited sanctuary dedicated to cats. Individuals worldwide now have the opportunity to pay tribute to the
Today, 18 July, the nation and world commemorates what would be Nelson Mandela's 100th birthday. Celebrating 'Mandela Day' is one of the ways that people can contribute to a better nation - as the late Nelson Mandela did. 67 minutes By devoting
Originally posted on the Tanda Tula Safari Camp's blog, we found this exciting story of a Black Mamba that had to get removed from under Chad Cocking's bed. Read here for the whole story followed by a video of the
Chad Cocking, a much loved ranger and wild life photographer at Tanda Tula, recently took some incredible images of Impala during their 'rutting season' at Tanda Tula. Here follows some myths and truths on these fascinating creatures, going through the circle
Chad Cocking, from Tanda Tula Safari Camp, recently shared the various theories behind the reason for zebra stripes on the blog 'Why do zebras have stripes?'. Africa is blessed with a host of charismatic mega-fauna that call this ancient continent their
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