Africa's Premier Elephant Back Safari Operation
We were out on the morning walk when Klaserie decided to take a short cut through the bush and pick up a snack to enjoy on the way back to the stables.
Unfortunately she made the mistake of cutting in front of Jabulani with her prize.
Not only does he not take kindly to the other elephants walking ahead of him, but he is also …Read More
African rock python that has just eaten!
One morning we had a guest of a different kind visit us.
An African rock python was spotted in camp lying next to one of the walking paths that head to the rooms.
Now that the days are starting to reach the 30oC mark, we can expect to see more and more snakes coming out. The rock python is Africa’s largest …Read More
During the morning training sessions it is standard practice for the younger elephants to try and return to the stables while the adults are going through their routine. They like to go back inside to see if there is any food left over from breakfast. This started becoming a problem, so we began keeping the outer gate closed in order to keep them from going …Read More
There are many health benefits to eating seeds, so why not try this delicious (and extremely popular) seed loaf recipe.
Its quick and easy.
And best of all you don’t need to be a chef to make it. There are no fancy baking terms that need deciphering, and no fancy equipment required either. All that’s needed are the ingredients and some basic kitchen utensils and you’ll be …Read More
During the winter months the early morning drives can be very cold. This means that some of the animals do not come out of hiding until later in the day, when the sun is a bit higher in the sky and the mercury a little further up the thermometer.
Rhinos especially, prefer to remain hidden in dry riverbeds where they are sheltered from the …Read More
Our early morning walks are always met with a mixture of excitement and apathy. And I’m not just talking about myself or the grooms when I say this. The elephants are equally distinct when it comes to displaying their character traits, with some being ‘morning people’ and others very clearly not.
It took a few minutes and a fair amount of patience, but eventually the …Read More
On the 8th of June our two guides – Lusinda and Cecile – were tracking Khula, the hand-reared cheetah that was released at HESC (Hoesdspruit Endangered Species Center) recently. They picked up a strong signal from his collar* near Mbezi Plains, which is on the western boundary of Kapama Private Game Reserve.
There was no sight of Khula, so they decided to track him on …Read More
One morning, Limpopo – ever the attention seeking diva – found a rock the size of a cricket ball on the edge of the training area. She played with it for a few minutes, but soon became bored with the game and placed the rock on top of her head instead. She then spent the next few minutes strutting up and down with it balanced on her head …Read More
How delicious does this look?
It’s Camp Jabulani’s world renowned Chocolate Pecan Nut Pie. And we’re giving you the recipe almost for free.
You have to do something to earn it, but it will be fun (which is why we said ‘almost for free’).
We – being the folk in Camp Jabulani’s awesome kitchen – challenge you to amaze and …Read More
Footage Courtesy of Univision 34 (MontCommunication)
In honour of the start of the FIFA World Cup 2010, Camp Jabulani held its own kick-off at its lodge on the Kapama Nature Reserve in Mpumalanga. All who attended were blown away by the herd’s incredible ball skills.
The game between the elephants and their …Read More
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