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- I recently returned from my first Safari experience in South Africa. Not only did the Ndtuzi camp experience meet every expectation I had, but it far surpassed them! I give my highest recommendation to anyone seeking a comfortable and exhilarating safari wishing to see a host of animals (including the big 5) and birds with a truly knowledgeable and genuinely caring staff. Brett, Sherie, Don, Bruce and the staff could not have been more accommodating and professional throughout the entire 5 day Safari and stay at Ndtuzi. The vast knowledge of every animal, bird and plant that our guide Brett presented was only surpassed by his ability to track them down. The landscape allowed for breathtaking views high above rivers and made for some amazing photo opportunities. Getting close to the animals was an absolute thrill and a feeling that I will remember for a long time to come. I will not soon forget the elephants, lions, wildebeests, rhinos, giraffes, cape buffalo, antelope, water buck, hippos, zebras, and birds too numerous to count that we encountered during our safari. We loved it so much that we decided to extend our trip an extra day, just so we didn't miss a thing. Sherie made delicious meals for breakfast, lunch and dinner that gave the experience a wonderful touch of home cooking. The entire experience was made even better by the comfortable atmosphere and friendships that we developed with our guide Brett and cook Sherie; I could not imagine that a better Safari experience is possible than my experience at Ndzuti, an experience of a lifetime and one that I will always cherish!- Johnathan Yudt USA
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Global Warming Action
Published 24 October 2010 by Wildlife Encounters under Travelogue • Comments: 0
24 Oct 2010 -Make a Noise!
The 24 Oct 2010 is an International Day of Action on Global Climate Change and when we, the people are implored to “make a bigger noise”! In so doing, we will draw attention to global climate change and insist on Real Solutions that will help us attain the goal of... read more »
Summer Visitors- migratory birds to South Africa
Published 29 September 2010 by Wildlife Encounters under Travelogue • Comments: 4
Summer visitors
This is that time of the year when we are often thrilled by our first sighting of a returning migratory bird species. Already the Wahlberg Eagles are back in early August. As an Intra African migrant they don’t have to travel far and are not away for long.
But many species are not so... read more »
Conservation in the desert
Published 9 September 2010 by Wildlife Encounters under Travelogue • Comments: 2
Commendable Conservation Accomplishment in Arabic Desert
When one thinks of Dubai, it is of towering sky scrapers that defy gravity, fabulously tempting shopping malls and man-made snow in the desert. However recently there is a new emerging and gratifying facet to this particular emirate, one of seven “regions” that make up the UAE. With the rapid... read more »
Beetle Mania- Dung Beetles in Africa
Published 9 September 2010 by Wildlife Encounters under Travelogue • Comments: 5
Beetle Mania - Dung beetles in Africa
Mention Dung Beetles and we all think of a pair of large black beetles struggling to manoeuvre a hefty ball of dung along a difficult trail. Nonetheless there are over 4000 different species of dung beetles each having a specific technique of using dung to feed and breed. If... read more »




