Posted on 26th April 2013 by Carol Fox
African Safari
Elephant
Fauna
As usual at this time of the year, the IMPALA (Aepyceros melampus) lambs are bringing joyful smiles to our faces as they gambol playfully and peer inquisitively at us as we pass by.
Posted on 25th April 2013 by Carol Fox
African Safari
Big 5
Stop Rhino Poaching
We bade farewell to Tanya Prinsloo, Ross Christie and Kerrow Miller this year and wished them well in their new ventures.
Posted on 30th March 2013 by Nick Fox
African Safari
Fauna
Flora
Wonderful news is that the REDBILLED OX-PECKERS (Buphagus erythrorhynchus) are still very much around and were observed feasting on the ticks plaguing the BUFFALO (Syncerus caffer).
Posted on 28th March 2013 by Carol Fox
Bird Watching
Birding
Sibuya Game Reserve
As a result of the extremely wet Spring, there are a good variety of aquatic birds in the reserve enjoying the large expanses of water and abundant supply of food.
Posted on 26th February 2013 by Carol Fox
Flora
Sibuya Game Reserve
At all times of the year there are flowers blooming at SIBUYA. During October the COAST CORAL - TREES (Erythrina caffra) were spectacular with their rich vermillion flowers attracting birds and animals alike. Nick even spotted a BUSHBUCK doe (Tragelaphus scriptus)munching on some flowers which had fallen to the ground.
Posted on 25th February 2013 by Carol Fox
African Folk Tales
African Safari
One dark night, when there was no moon, a waterbuck mother and her young ones grazed very close to a tribesman's hut...
Posted on 29th January 2013 by Carol Fox
African Safari
Sibuya Game Reserve
An important new topographical feature has appeared on "our" stretch of the Kariega River as a result of the flood... In fact the renowned "FIGURE OF EIGHT" - the signature scene on our SIBUYA BROCHURE will never be the same again...
Posted on 31st December 2012 by Nick Fox
African Safari
Bird Watching
Departing from Kenton-on-Sea, Sibuya's day safaris typically last five to six hours, but can be tailored to guests' requirements.
