
Ranger Diaries: The Living Candelabra – Meet the Naboom
If you’ve ever looked across the rugged ridges of the Waterberg and seen a tree that looks more like a

If you’ve ever looked across the rugged ridges of the Waterberg and seen a tree that looks more like a
The African bush is a master storyteller, but to read its secrets, you have to look closely at the ground

When people talk about African safaris, the conversation usually revolves around the most famous sightings. But at Mabalingwe, we like

If you’ve ever been scanning the acacia branches at Mabalingwe and spotted a flash of brilliant, impossible colour, you’ve likely

You’re exploring the bushveld at Mabalingwe, and you come across a tree with deep, dark bark and lush green leaves

If you’ve ever been on a game drive in the Waterberg, you’ve likely seen them – the graceful, red-brown antelopes

If you’ve ever spent a quiet afternoon at a watering hole or driven through the grassy plains of the Waterberg,

The African bush is alive with movement, from the graceful leap of an impala to the slow, steady rhythmic flapping

One of the questions we get asked most often at Mabalingwe is, “When is the best time to head out

Have you ever noticed how some animals always seem to be hanging out together? At Mabalingwe, one of the most