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Sometimes, you’re just in the right place at exactly the right time. That was the case on one unforgettable morning at Klaserie Drift—an experience that will stay with both our guides and guests forever. Keep reading to get the full story!

Elephants are some of the most iconic animals on the planet, and encountering them on safari is always a powerful moment. But beyond their size and presence lies a world of incredible adaptations that help them thrive in their environment. From their trunks to their toes, every part of an elephant has evolved to serve a specific purpose—and the results are nothing short of remarkable. Here are five fascinating facts about elephant anatomy that might just make you appreciate these gentle giants even more.

If there’s one place that has it all—wildlife, history, culture, adventure, and incredible scenery—it’s South Africa. Whether you’re drawn to the call of the wild on safari, the flavours of world-class food and wine, or the rich and complex stories woven into every corner of the country, there’s something here for everyone. To inspire you, here are some fascinating facts about South Africa that make it a truly special place to explore.

Have you ever wondered how our guides manage to find animals in the vast, unfenced wilderness? With thousands of hectares to explore, it’s easy to imagine how challenging it might seem. But for our guides, tracking is a skill honed over years of practice, observation, and connection with the natural world. It’s more than just following footprints—it’s a blend of science, art, and instinct. Let’s take a closer look at the secrets behind tracking some of Africa’s most elusive wildlife.

Almost everyone has heard of the Big Five: lion, leopard, buffalo, rhino, and elephant—the most dangerous animals to approach on foot and the top sightings for many safari-goers. But have you heard of the Ugly Five? These creatures may not win any beauty contests, but they’re full of character and play crucial roles in the ecosystem! Let’s dive into why they deserve your attention on safari: