Mala Mala Game Reserve

My recommendation is rather just find a leopard and spend as much time with it until,

especially if you're going to a place like Malamala or Londolozi that doesn't necessarily have

any time restrictions on sightings you can literally spend with that leopard until it goes to sleep you know what i mean so you if you've got it six o'clock in the morning follow that leopard until 10 a.m when it starts to settle down for the day and then you can go look for things like elephants in the middle of the day so if you want to do a full day drive in the sands sort of focus on species rather than just aimlessly driving on 8 000 hectares for example um we're in the kalahari it's just the distances are so great between sightings and it really takes you if you if somebody's found a if we are for example just to put this into perspective if we have lions in the north of come up which is in the kalahari um and somebody calls in a cheetah in the south of come up it's probably going to take you a good two and a half three hours just to get there

to get there that's and you're probably not going to see a lot on your way to get there it

... your leopards also gonna-

Well, it's, it's the same as, as, uh, Sabi Sa- Sabi Sands or MalaMala or whatever, Timba Vati, you know?

Yeah.

It's, it's great to go walking, but you really don't wanna be doing your game drive driving past 10 different-

So if you're sitting at home thinking, I really want to go on a South African safari, but I have absolutely no idea where to start, that's exactly where we come in.

So whether you're looking at Madikwe, Tswalu, Sabi Sands, Malamala, Timbavati, Klasiri, even Black Rhino in the Pilansburg, we can help you work out what actually makes sense for your trip.

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