On the Trail of the Leopard
May 3, 2026
Long before Mabalingwe Nature Reserve became a sanctuary for travelers seeking a reset in the wild, this land was given
Long before Mabalingwe Nature Reserve became a sanctuary for travelers seeking a reset in the wild, this land was given
If you caught our recent video for International Bat Appreciation Day, you might have been surprised to see these nocturnal
If you’ve ever looked out across the Mabalingwe plains, you’ve probably noticed that our grazers aren’t just randomly scattered; they
As the sun dips below the horizon and the day shift of the Waterberg settles in, a new world awakens
If you’ve ever watched a majestic Greater Kudu bull pick his way through the Waterberg thickets, your eyes were likely
If you’ve ever wondered why game drive lovers are willing to trade a sleep-in for a sunrise, the answer lies
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