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CHEETAH!

Whilst it is true that cheetahs are generally elusive and therefore hard to find the rangers at Sandibe Okavango Safari Lodge knows where to go and look for them. More often than not the search will pay off.

Posted: Sandibe by Skipper Mareja, Date: 16 April 2013

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A LEOPARD SECURING A KILL

In the Sandibe area it is necessary to secure a meal to ensure you don't lose it - as competition is rife amongst predators. It has been an amazing time for leopards in the recent past at Sandibe, as we've seen a number of this kind of sightings.

Posted: Sandibe by Skipper Mareja, Date: 16 April 2013

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PRIDES OF LIONS - SANDIBE

We have be blessed with sightings of different prides of lions around the Chitabe airstrip at Sandibe, for nearly a month now. The one pride has be restricted to that area because of a very young cub, which got introduced to the family not too long ago. See picture of the new release wrestling with the mum.

Posted: Sandibe by Skipper Mareja, Date: 16 April 2013

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4 LEOPARDS IN 1 DRIVE

This was a magical evening. We found a female leopard with 2 cubs (almost a year old) finishing off the male impala which they've been eating for the last 4 days. The young female was up on a dead tree watching the sun set and the brother and mother were having their last bite. As we drove away, we found another female leopard walking on the road hunting...

Posted: Sandibe by Gaeboelwe Mange, Date: 13 April 2013

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WILD DOGS AT SANDIBE

One of the very few places in the Okavango Delta where you can be privileged enough to see the endangered African wild dogs, is at Sandibe Okavango Delta Lodge.

Posted: Sandibe by Tshabo Mokobela, Date: 13 April 2013

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ITS EXCITING AND RELAXING

After a short flight from Maun airport, we landed at Nxabega airstrip where we enjoyed a lot of entertainment which kick started its official use. It was more of a cultural show as there was a lot of traditional dancing and singing by the Nxabega staff and management. The previous airstrip wasn't used for a long time as it's always inundated with...

Posted: Botswana Expedition by Keiditsemang Jeremiah Gabogolelwe, Date: 7 April 2013

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THE DAY OF A RANGER

We started off as early as possible on our morning game drive. We had seen two lions and a lioness the night before and interestingly the dominant male took the lioness behind the bushes and got to see the reaction of the subordinate male, he did not follow them so it was showing that he knew what was going to happen, mating time. As we left to check...

Posted: Nxabega by Kelesedi Leswadula, Date: 25 March 2013

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18 WILD DOGS AND 2 LEOPARDS

As we headed out on our early morning game drive we watched the sun rising through the mist hanging between the Jackalberry and Palm trees. We crossed over a deep channel, enough to get your feet wet and onto an island that held many surprises and awesome sightings! We found lion tracks, heard monkeys and baboons alarm calling, we even found a Spotted...

Posted: Xaranna by Dave Waddington, Date: 25 March 2013

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LEOPARD IN MOREMI

A leopard killed an impala.

Posted: Botswana Expedition by Dave Waddington, Date: 19 February 2013

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PANTED DOGS OF XUDUM

The panted wolves of Africa is an endangered species. They have been our best sighting since the year started.

Posted: Xudum by Batsholelwang Mothakola, Date: 14 February 2013

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