Blended in with the Timbavati environment is Umlani Bushcamp. Emphasising responsible tourism, their operations are fully committed to doing what is best for the environment. They are heavily focused on minimising their footprint and as a result, the traditional African style
The month of October started off on a very good note. The first bit of the summer rain finally fell upon the Timbavati. Be it only a light drizzle, it was very much welcomed by all after the extremely dry
The month of September was a fruitful one for game viewing at Umlani Bushcamp. The drier weather this winter has brought about many great sightings. As a result of the game seeking out the few remaining waterholes, there has been
Umlani guests were treated to some incredible sightings this month. The bush is getting progressively dryer as the winter months pass by. This resulted in the animals gathering around various watering holes in the area. The Zebinine pride and the
With the Mbiri’s being slightly further south than usual, situated in the vicinity of the Zebinine pride and their cubs, we have been without their familiar roars which we have grown so accustomed to. The males appear to be staying
Every month, Umlani puts together a series of photographs highlighting sightings from the month. These reflections on Umlani perfectly accentuates the quote by Will Smith saying, "It's really beautiful, it feels like God visits everywhere else, but lives in Africa". Providing some
Originally posted on Umlani Bushcamp's blog, Umlani captured in photos - May 2018, these pictures highlight the wild beauty of the camp. See below the images that truly encapsulate an African adventure. [gallery columns="1" size="large" ids="8574"] Umlani “When you have acquired a taste
Umlani had some very special safari moments in February with countless amazing sightings. This blog post was originally written and photographed by Greg McCall-Peat, and shared on the Umlani website. We have had some late rains which has rejuvenated the bush before
The original blog post and full gallery can be found on the Umlani blog "Every creature was designed to serve a purpose. Learn from animals for they are there to teach you the way of life. There is a wealth of
Umlani Bushcamp is committed to responsible tourism, and this ethos influences everything that they do. This is reflected in the great care they take to treat people and the environment with respect and it actively minimises the negative impact on the
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