The Hluhluwe-Imfolozi Park is one of the oldest protected areas in Africa, having been proclaimed 127 years ago in 1895 as two seperate reserves – Hluhluwe and Umfolozi. We’ll share more about this fascinating history soon, but for now suffice to say that these healthy and intact ecosystems support large populations of birds and animals, meaning any visit to this special park is sure to deliver some memorable encounters.
Early morning on the Black Umfolozi River
Young Giraffe
Dark-capped Bulbul (photo by Joubert)
Plains Zebra with muddy socks
Plains Zebra and White Rhino sharing a waterhole
Natal Hinged Tortoise
White Rhinos crossing a river
Early morning on the White Umfolozi River
Buffalo bull (photo by Joubert)
Mphafa Waterhole
Thirsty Warthog family
Yellow-breasted Apalis
Warthog enjoying his turn in the mud
Impala
Bateleur
White Rhino
Elephants (photo by Joubert)
Spotted Eagle Owl