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The Pale Male - A Legendary Leopard Lost
On safari, there’s no such thing as a bad leopard. However, that doesn’t mean all leopards are created equal. Here at Klaserie Drift, we certainly have our favourites – from the confident and relaxed demeanour of Xivindzi to the calm beauty of Saseka. Each has a unique story woven right here in the heart of the Greater Kruger. There is one leopard, though, whose tale extends beyond known facts, and into the realms of myth and legend. As we discovered the painful news that the Pale Male has finally taken his last breath, this is a look back at one of the most iconic leopards to walk in the Klaserie.
Safari Luxury for Groups and Families - Introducing Our River View Villas
An exciting new chapter for Misava Safari Camp - launching our brand-new River View Villas with starbeds and plunge pools! Designed for groups, families, or those simply seeking an extra space and privacy, we can't wait for you to take a look around...
Why We’re a Cash-Free Lodge
At Klaserie Drift, we’re always looking for ways to create a smoother, safer, and more sustainable safari experience - for both our guests and our team. One of the ways we’ve done this is by becoming a completely cash-free lodge.
So, what does that mean, and why did we make the change?
Lions of the Klaserie - Heartbreak to a glimpse of Hope
Life for the prides of central Klaserie has been anything but simple. Power struggles, breakaways, and heartbreaking setbacks have dogged recent years. But with new males rising, cubs being born - and lost - and the lionesses fighting to protect their future, it’s a story as raw and real as the wilderness itself. Keep reading for the full update on the complex and ever-changing lion dynamics at Klaserie Drift.
Inside the Hyena Den: A Rare Glimpse Into Africa’s Superhero Mothers
With two cheeky youngsters and a tiny new arrival at the hyena den, life couldn't be better for this successful clan! Keep reading to dive into the world of these fascinating, misunderstood carnviores and discover why hyena mothers might just be the true superheroes of the bush...



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