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In August last year our dominant male elephant Joe, decided to leave home. Click here to read more about his incredible integration into the herd of wild elephants on Kapama Nature Reserve. He has since come back a couple of times to spend time with his old family. Fortunately when he returned to visit at the beginning of January, we were armed ...more»
Camp Jabulani was recently honoured with a highly coveted Conde Nast Traveler World Savers Award. Click here to read more. Ms Adine Roode (Camp Jabulani’s Managing Director) attended Conde Nast Traveler’s 4th annual World Savers Congress to receive this prestigious award.
We asked her to share her experience with us.
What were your impressions of Singapore? Have you been before? Was it ...more»
Part of the herd
Kumbura's ordeal (with a happy ending)
We are ecstatic to announce to that Kumbura is now a bona fide member of the Camp Jabulani herd. We experienced this firsthand last week, when the elephants banded together in her defense.
Kumbura had a small, round nodule growing from the left side of her trunk for the past few months, which was ...more»
Isaac Clive Shiburi - Head Butler at Camp Jabulani
Clive was born in Acornhoek on the 12th of January 1979. He spent his pre-school years on the Kapama Game Reserve, where both is parents worked. At the age of six young Isaac started school, going first to Timbavati Primary and then to Magwagwaza High School in Acornhoek. He proved to be a ...more»
We have recently witnessed a rather unusual turn of events here at Camp Jabulani. As visitors to both the Camp and HESC will know, it was never our intention to offer Elephant Back Safaris as a purely commercial venture.
The idea grew out of necessity.
First we had to find a way to take care of Jabulani, the baby elephant we rescued ...more»
We had a late check-in earlier this week, and our guests not only got a warm welcome from us, but a nice surprise as well.
While the manager was plying the new arrivals with the requisite welcome drinks, we heard monkeys calling from the riverbed right next to the camp. Something had clearly upset them, so we migrated en masse to ...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 ...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 grooms was fairly evenly matched, with each team having scored ...more»





