This is the largest , private reserve in the WesternCape – 2200 ha.in the hills above the garden route. We enjoyed the diversity of biomes, Fynbos, the views and forests . Over 35 species of game, a large variety of Antelope and over 101 bird species,recorded.
Including this amazing Yellow Bishop,that we were fortunate to spot, by the Crocodile enclosure. Speaking of Crocs…..See above.
We were driven in a four wheel drive Land Rover, to a number of habitats,two of which, the African Wild Dog ( endangered species ) and the Lions, were in electronically fenced enclosures.
We were able to get close by Wildebeest, Antelope, including the beautiful Springbok.
Herds of Zebra wandered nonchalantly , though wary of the unpredictable White Rhino.
Two other highlights were getting close to a Giraffe and a sighting of some Blue Cranes. See above.
A quiet drive back to Fynbos Ridge, for our final evening in South Africa; picnic on the patio.
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