We visited Mapungubwe for the first time in December - and what a pleasant surprise it turned out to be! Friendly staff, clean & comfortable accommodation and some of the most spectacular scenery to be found on the planet. We were fortunate to see lots of animals during our stay, although not the ever elusive leopard! A visit to Maloutswa Hide was like seeing a pantomime... when the kudu exits stage left, the waterbuck enters stage right! A constant stream of visitors. I could happily have spent an entire day at the hide with my binos and camera. Definitely worth a return visit! And the human waterhole at Leokwe camp after a long, dusty day viewing game? Absolute bliss!!
Baby baboon taken from the treetop walk:
Gentle giant:
Fracas at the waterhole, when a grumpy wildebeest chased all the other animals away:
Drinking wildebeest:
Klipspringer taking refuge from the heat:
What evil lurks beneath?
Treetop walk:
The ubiquitous woodland kingfisher:
Mom & baby:
Mongoose/mongeese/mongii:
Three baby baboons having a drink:
Ah bliss! The human water hole at Leokwe Camp:
Waterbuck:
Now I suppose I've "cooked my own goose" by telling you all how wonderful it is!
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