A guest's story by Judi Davis. It was early spring and Pilanesberg National Park was in a patriotic mood, covered in Springbok olive green foliage and golden grass. The green and gold colour scheme had a strikingly beautiful contrast against the backdrop of reds, browns, ochre rocks and pale sand, along with the whimsical blue [...]
A wildebeest grazing with Mankwe Dam in the background. Courtesy of Christopher Clark So I’m back in the office after a wild week away in Pilanesberg on what I am lucky enough to call “work”. […]
There seems to be something about Pilanesberg. And there seems to be something about silver Volkswagens. […]
It’s not the biggest nor the wildest park in the land, but there is something about Pilanesberg National Park. Come rain or shine, winter or summer, something memorable – something surprising – always seems to happen. Without fail. Without exception. […]
As a travel writer working across Southern and East Africa, I have been lucky enough to do a pretty exhaustive amount of safari over the years. My list includes African heavyweights such as the unique moon-like expanse of Etosha National Park in Namibia, the vast Kruger National Park in South Africa and the incredible Masai Mara [...]
