Sep 28 | Mabula Private game reserve sighting 🦁 in South Africa. This pride is the only one in a 2,000-hectare property (they can’t live with another pride or else they’ll fight to the death). Even here, it’s still super hard to find them… that’s why seeing them all in one line, walking to the plains to rest, is such a rare and unforgettable moment. Oh! and it’s the Lioness who leads the way, ang LION ya sunod sunod lng sya hahaha 😆 Join us in a Safari Adverure next year for just $3,480 #foryo

2.3K views · 150 reactions | An incredible Mabula leopard sighting...

1.2K views · 66 reactions | The beautiful central lodge area of MABULA ! Looking forward to a spectacular evening | Mabula Game Lodge | Facebook

5.3K views · 136 reactions | Early morning sighting at Mabula Game Lodge #cheetah | Mabula Game Lodge | Facebook

Experience a safari like no other at Mabula Game Lodge, where every guest is treated like royalty and nature rolls out her red carpet in wild, breathtaking style. 🌿👑 From golden sunsets to close encounters with the Big Five, this is luxury woven into the very fabric of the wilderness. 📸: @travelchaps #MabulaMoments #WaterbergEscape #MalariaFreeSafari #wildlife #nature #safari #outdoorliving #exploremore #africa #naturelovers #romance #mabulagamelodge🐃🐾🐂 | Mabula Game Lodge

Who says mud baths are just for spa days? Our cool crew of warthogs knows how to beat the heat! With the scorching weather, they're chilling by the local waterhole, lathering themselves in mud like pros. Not just for staying cool, it's their secret hack to say 'buzz off' to pesky insects too! #WarthogWellness #Warthog #MabulaPrivateGameReserve #SafariLife Africam | Mabula Game Lodge

A newly formed pack of four African Wild Dogs was released from their temporary holding boma onto the Mabula Private Game Reserve in the southern part of the Waterberg in Limpopo on 10 May 2022. The two males and two females will form the second-known breeding pack of African Wild Dogs in the Waterberg. The males naturally dispersed from their resident pack in northern Limpopo in early 2021 in search of females. They travelled 330 km before arriving in Mabula in July 2021. Sadly, there were no f