During the winter of 2013, Gert and friends travelled with us on the Luvuvhu Trail. They have already booked their next trip. When I asked why they want to do it again, his comment was just "Look at what we saw. How can we not go back?" (All pictures were taken by Gert du Plessis, [...]
Hierdie trip (Luvuvhu Trail) was 'n droom vir my man vir baie lank, nie regtig vir my nie! Ek was tot die middag wat ons gery het nog nie lus hiervoor nie en het maar die heletyd probeer opgewonde klink maar het nie geweet wat om te verwag nie, was bang vir die toilet geriewe, [...]
Sometimes the best way to tell a story is just to share the post-trip email and photos from the participants. So herewith, unsolicited, unedited feedback It’s been a long first day back in the office after spending the past week on the Luvuvhu Trail (end August 2013). This past week was amazing to [...]
We've just returned from a happy few days with clients on the Rio Elefantes. Highlights included watching a huge crocodile on the opposite bank to the camp, devouring a cow's carcass; fresh fish for supper; and watching Abraham remove a red-lipped snake (non venomous) from under the tent. Janco wove his usual magic and converted [...]
We are delighted to share Gill Theron's Trip Report on their experience of the Luvuvhu 4x4 Trail, completed during the last week of July 2013. All photos are also courtsey of Gill and Tony Theron. ROCKING IN THE BUSH Some months back, a friend of Tony’s, Ian Sim, invited us to join him on [...]
CORRECTION OF POACHING STATISTICS Massingir, 10 June 2013 (PNL) - Recent media reports have claimed that an estimated 300 rhino have been killed by wildlife criminals in Limpopo National Park (LNP), with 15 being poached during the past month. This statement is not correct. When LNP was proclaimed in November 2001, there was no wildlife [...]
Hennie van der Colff and 5 other bush lovers recently embarked on a trip, re-building the Makuya Park section of the Luvuvhu Trail. Here’s the trip report: We started our normal trail route at the exit of Mthimkulu Reserve, right next to Kruger National Park. The effects of the January flood on the Klein Letaba [...]
