Newly born blue wildebeest calf and its mother taken by ranger and photographer Brendon Jennings.
Kariega Game Reserve is proud to announce that it has received a TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence Award for 2012.
Kariega awarded TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence
The black-backed jackal takes its name from the black and white saddle on its back. It’s chest and underside are white and the rest of the body is a reddish-brown colour. It is also know as a silver-backed jackal and called a red jackal in...
Photo - black-backed jackal howls
A big thank you from everyone at Kariega Game Reserve including Thandi and Themba
Rhino Tears project raised over R16 000 for Kariega Save the Rhino!
Kariega is home to disease free buffalo that are exceptionally important for conservation of the species.
Photo - disease free buffalo at Kariega
Spotted right on the boundary of the reserve, this Kariega elephant is making his way up to higher ground. Kariega Game Reserve spans over 9000 hectares of typical Eastern Cape bushveld - lush thickets and bush especially green now due to the...
Photo - elephants on an African landscape
We were sceptical when first we heard the news: a schoolboy playing near the top of the ridge claimed that he had seen a leopard in the forest fringe, less than two kilometres from an urban area. The other great cat and ‘problem’ animal, the Cape...
Leopards
This weeks photo of the week is all about getting close to nature at Kariega Game Reserve South Africa, especially on foot. A lot of excitement and focus is on the Kariega game drives which take guests out to see big game such as elephant, rhino,...