It was an early morning when we left for Hluhluwe Game Reserve. The hotel had sent along boxed breakfasts for us. It will be a long, full day on safaris through the Hluhluwe Imfolozi Game Park. In addition to the boxed breakfast, we will be dining "in style" at a "bush camp" breakfast, prepared by the park staff and later a lunch, also in the park.
Our hotel was about 15 minute drive to the main gate. The two safari jeeps were there to take us on the game drive. Due to the pandemic, the park was not crowded at all and we had professional game guides for our full day on safari. The Hluhluwe-Imfolozi Game Reserve is a Big 5 Game Park in the KwaZulu-Natal Region of South Africa. It's believed to be the oldest game reserve in Africa. It worked out well that we would have a much longer game drive here in Hluhluwe instead of traveling to Eswatini as previously planned.
Park Gate |
Entrance to the Game Reserve - Memorial Gate |
A beautiful day for a Big5 safari |
Safari Jeep and Guide |
Riding shotgun |
Soon inside the park, we sighted a lone elephant promenading in front of us. Shortly after, a few rhinoceros crossing the road. Hluhluwe Game Reserve is well known for rhino preservation. These are Black Rhinoceros.
Promenading |
He's keeping an eye on us |
Rhino crossing |
Finally all across! |
Zebra appearing. |
Large family of zebras |
A lone rhino |
A cape buffalo ready to cross the road |
Impalas |
Breakfast in Hluhluwe Game Park |
The White Umfolozi River |
A Southern African Bird |
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