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FACE TO FACE

A mother giraffe's relentless effort to deter a female leopard from feeding on the remains of her still born calf culminates in a stand off.

Posted: Sandibe by Jacques van Eck, Date: 21 July 2011

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A BOAT CRUISE WITH A SURPRISE

The first afternoon at Sandibe it was suggested that I go out on a boat cruise and I am glad that I did. Imagine my surprise when we turned round one of the bends along the channel and something catches my eye close to the papyrus. We caught a glimpse of something diving into the water. My first reaction was that it was an African darter, and then as...

Posted: Sandibe by Jacques van Eck, Date: 21 July 2011

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LEOPARD CUB AT SANDIBE

We arrived at a waterhole to find a female leopard with her cub and herds of impala and zebra. The leopard quicky tried to hide the cub but his inquisitive nature caused him to peek from behind an anthill. This gave us precious seconds to capture the moment before his mother dragged him away.

Posted: Sandibe by Ian Brown, Date: 1 July 2011

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LEOPARD AT SANDIBE

This mother and younger male gave us quite an experience over the past 2 days. After finding her with a kill, we saw interplays with giraffe, mongoose, honey badgers and finally hyena. The cub almost lost the treed carcasse to the waiting hyena as he tried to lift it from their reach.

Posted: Sandibe by Ian Brown, Date: 1 July 2011

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CHEETAH AT SANDIBE

This beautiful cheetah had not been seen in some time and so it was great to see her so relaxed that we were able to get up close for some memorable photos.

Posted: Sandibe by Ian Brown, Date: 30 June 2011

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SOUTH-EASTERN FAR REACHES OF THE OKAVANGO DELTA

It is the norm for the Okavango Delta to experience flooding around winter time. This year the floods have been very early as some streams around Sandide which are on the far southern part of the delta are already overflowing. Of course this is good for the livelihood of the people living on the periphery of the delta as they directly depend on it...

Posted: Sandibe by Keiditsemang Jeremiah Gabogolelwe, Date: 9 April 2011

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CHEETAHS IN SANDIBE

On our last morning in Sandibe, we were very lucky to follow a family of 4 cheetahs for one hour. First we could see them in a smoky area and after walking around for a while they decided to cross a flooding zone. That was amazing!

Posted: Sandibe by didier smal, Date: 16 September 2010

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Sandibe

Today, within 2km of camp, our rangers had seen approximately 150 Cape buffalo, 50 Elephants and 2 Leopards in a tree. Then a further 8 km away a single Cheetah on an Impala kill! Not forgetting all the plains game and Birds, WOW. The sighting here at Sandibe have been remarkable this month, with awe inspiring sighting on a daily basis.

Posted: Sandibe by CC Africa, Date: 28 July 2010

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Pangolin (Scaly anteater)

On a recent night drive in the Sandibe area, guests were extremely lucky to see one of the most fascinating creatures Africa has to show us. THE PANGOLIN (Scaly Anteater) this rear and vey elusive nocturnal animal made a wonderful appearance. These images show its face (Not commonly seen), its scales and how they roll into a ball as a defensive posture,...

Posted: Sandibe by CC Africa, Date: 15 July 2010

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Cape Buffalo

Cape Buffalo, just one of the heart stopping encounters on our morning walk at Sandibe.

Posted: Sandibe by CC Africa, Date: 7 July 2010

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