Motswari Private Game Reserve celebrated a significant milestone in its history as they announce that almost 25% of their staff complement is celebrating fifteen years or more of employment at the lodge. Four employees have been working at the lodge for twenty-five
For a change, we'll give the tortoise a break and focus on the interesting information about the Motswari hare. A recent Motswari blog shares insights on the hare, revealing the interesting facts about the fuzzy creature. They also describe what features to look
We love hearing encouraging words from guests that visit the Timbavati. To be able to share our wonderful environment with other people is a very special privilege. A guest wrote a poem for Motswari describing their incredible experience. There is a
Motswari, a much-loved lodge in the Timbavati, recently received an encouraging guest review. This just goes to show how stunning our natural landscape is, and how Motswari's dedicated staff boost the experience. Words from Walter Gautschi This was the first time we
There are so many benefits from getting intimate with nature. A Motswari walking safari is one way to heighten your senses. In addition, you learn to appreciate African wildlife on a whole new level. A recent Motswari blog explores all of
Motswari is part of both the Timbavati and Umbabat Nature Reserve and is home to an exquisite abundance of wildlife, ranging from the Big Five to lesser-known animal species. Most visitors, local and international, almost always have the country’s celebrated Big
Over the past few months, we have been incredibly fortunate to have had some amazing sightings of the western pride of lions within our traversing area close to Motswari. The sightings have generally only been of the females and younger
Hyenas, the small carnivorous dog-like species that are so often associated with African myth and folklore, have a rather unfortunate reputation as backstabbing opportunists. Their sloping backs, short hind-legs and shaggy appearance, contribute toward the negative image of a permanently
Motswari in November was initially published on the Motswari blog where you can also view the complete gallery November saw a pleasing increase in the number of Big 7 sightings, and we ended the month just marginally above the yearly average with
There has been a lot of wildlife action at Motswari lately. There were three different packs of wild dogs that had been running around the last few days (20 in the south, 12 in the north and a small pack
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