seasons Tag

06 Feb Love in the Bush: Animals that Mate for Life in Nambiti Game Reserve

Posted at 11:41h in Big 5, Birds, Blog, Cats, Cheetahs, Conservation, Game Lodges, Wild dogs, Wildlife

Romance woven into the African bush...

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14 Jan Why Nambiti Game Reserve Should Be Your Next Safari Destination

Posted at 11:39h in Big 5, Birds, Blog, Cats, Cheetahs, Conservation, Game Lodges, Wildlife

Start your 2026 with an unforgettable visit to Nambiti Private Game Reserve. ...

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08 Dec A Year of Growth and Renewal: Conservation Successes at Nambiti Private Game Reserve

Posted at 12:23h in Big 5, Blog, Cats, Cheetahs, Conservation, Wildlife

2025 has been a big year for wildlife conservation; from cheetah births to the arrival of wild dogs...

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19 Nov The Unsung Heroes of the Bush: 5 Animals You Might Overlook on Safari at Nambiti

Posted at 09:39h in Big 5, Blog, Conservation, Wildlife

Meet some of the smaller, lesser-known animals that call Nambiti home; our unsung heroes ...

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14 Oct The Circle of Life: Calving Season Begins in the Bush

Posted at 11:07h in Big 5, Blog, Conservation, Wildlife

Celebrate October with the start of new life in the African bush - calving season has begun. ...

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13 Jan The Flora of Nambiti: Detailing the unique plants and trees native to the area

Posted at 16:48h in Acacia Trees, Flora and fauna, We are Nambiti

Nambiti is not just about the animals, there is a diversity of flora and fauna to appreciate too....

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22 Sep World Rhino Day: Understanding the Importance of Dehorning Rhinos

Posted at 22:00h in Blog, Experiences, Photography, Wildlife

While World Rhino Day on 22 September has come and gone, the urgency to protect these magnificent creatures remains....

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29 Aug Seasonal Changes at Nambiti: A Journey Through the Year

Posted at 12:11h in Blog, Experiences, Photography, Wildlife

Nambiti Private Game Reserve, nestled in the heart of KwaZulu-Natal, is a haven of biodiversity, and each season introduces its own narrative, punctuated by the behaviours and movements of its inhabitants....

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