Tanda Tula Blog
The Big Cats Came Out to Play
During April, visitors to Tanda Tula were treated to numerous big cat sightings, including wonderful glimpses of Cheetah. Due to the thick bushveld / woodland terrain, these majestic cats are not seen very often, so these sightings were very special … Continue reading
New Deck Finished!
Our new deck has been completed! View the images here. Continue reading
Three large predators on one kill!
We were recently treated to an exceptional sighting: hyaena, a pack of wild dog and a leopard, all on one kill! Continue reading
Fantastic Lion Sighting
I recently came across two male lions, just off our entrance road. It is always a fantastic surprise to bump into these magnificent animals. Continue reading
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The team has been hard at work ensuring that the new deck is constructed as planned. View a few pictures of the progress thus far. Continue reading
Work on the New Deck Begins
We have begun work on our new deck! Once complete, the new deck will offer even better views over the riverbed and bush. Continue reading
Accomplished author does it again
Kruger 2 Canyon Newspaper was kind enough to send us the below article which discusses a new field and information guide titled ‘Raptor’s View and the Kruger 2 Canyon Biosphere Region’. Please read more about this below: HOEDSPRUIT – Rael … Continue reading
Unique Butterfly Species Discovered at Tanda Tula
Ian Sharp, a keen naturalist and butterfly expert, recently discovered a rare species of butterfly while visiting Tanda Tula Safari Camp. Continue reading
Tanda Tula Trackers : Contributing to Science
The Ranger and Tracker team at Tanda Tula Safari Camp has recently been privileged to have been invited to participate in a scientific study being conducted by a USA based PhD student, Kirstin Lawrence-Apfel. Continue reading
Weekend Viewing
Last weekend delivered some fantastic sightings. The action all took place within a kilometre radius and guests were treated to seeing four large predators within a few hours. Continue reading