Rhino Sanctuary and Kruger National Park Safari

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Rhino Calf getting worked on

Over the years Nhongo Safaris has been working very closely with "Care For Wild", the world's largest "Rhino Sanctuary", situated in the lowveld region of South Africa. Nhongo Safaris has been donating money for years to this establishment, and through our close relationship, we have seen the building of "Rhino View House", were we are able to take a maximum of six guests at a time to spend two nights at the orphanage, were you can do some activities "Rhino Orphanage" that has a signed MOU with SANParks, as all rhino calves are brought to the orphanage with SANParks Helicopters under the supervision of a Parks Ranger and state veterinarian.
while visiting there. These activities have been set out in such a way, that we can show you what it is like to run a orphanage of this magnitude. Care For Wild is the only orphanage is the only

This safari has been put together so as to not cause any stress to the rhino's on the property, but will give the visiting guest, the maximum exposure to the current plight of the African Rhino.

After your trip to "Care For Wild, your guide will load you onto one of our purpose build open safari vehicles, and drive you to the Kruger National Park, were you will enjoy the next few days, doing some wonderful game viewing, and been able to see rhino's that you have seen at the orphanage, now in the wild, doing what they do naturally.

This is a very special safari, only offered by Nhongo Safaris, as we are the only company with permission to conduct this safari.
For more info on this safari, please visit https://www.nhongosafaris.com/exclusive-5-day-rhino-sanctuary-kruger-safari or you can send an email to cro@nhongosafaris.com 

Another Arrival of a victim of poaching arrives at "Care For Wild".

Busy working on the new inhabitant that has arrived.

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2 Day Bushveld Southern Kruger Safari

Spend a memorable two days in South Africa's wildlife haven, the Kruger park. Price: R5700.00 per person. Follow the link to view the complete package https://nhongosafaris.com/2-day-bushveld-southern-kruger-safari

On safari With Kara From 3 November 2016

3 November 2016

Today was a good day. We were blown away by the amount of special sightings we had.

From a baby baboon hanging onto his moms belly while another sibling tries to steel him away. To two giraffes trying to mate and help the population grow.

Some mongoose were starting to become active from their termite mounds and having to make peace with sharing it with Large Plated Lizards.

The 2 cheetahs lying asleep under a sickle bush was a biiig bonus for our morning drive. Which we were very grateful for.

A big herd of buffalos also came down to a nearby dam to drink water later on and take a swim.

Not only did the buffalos enjoy the water in the heat of the day but also 2 male elephants were climbing on top of one another in Nyamundwa dam.

4 November 2016

Today we had to say goodbye to our two Finnish Guests after yet a lovely game drive. Having seen a male lion lying next to the road and later Giraffes crossing the road.

A few hyenas also came to sniff our bumper and a elephant came to show us his size and remind us to have a healthy amount of respect for him.

My highlight was three male elephants trying to all squeeze themselves under one tree and pushing and shoving to fit.

5 November 2016

Being our last morning together with my last remaining guests we still saw a few new species.

One being 2 klipspringers on a rocky outcrop eating from a marula and followed by a few reedbuck grazing in-between zebras.

A sable also walked next to a stream in the morning light.

Followed by a baby giraffe whom was sure he is a impala socializing between the herd.

As always it tough to say goodbye to Sebastian and Manuel after laughing and spending allot of time together. But all fun things need to come to an end.