Black Rhino’s have been seen mating – what wonderful news

Offspring to be expected soon! This rhino couple has been seen a mere 20km from Puros and the offspring is hopefully to be expected by April 2013.

With the new water point near Puros, funded by the Ministry of Environment, the rhino’s have established themselves in the Puros Conservancy.

We are closed from:

• Okahirongo Elephant Lodge will be closed from 12 February till 11 March 2012
• Okahirongo River Camp will be closed from 29 January till 11 March 2012

The Black Rhino’s have returned

• The Ministry of Tourism & Environment succesfully relocated 7 Black Rhinos from the Palmwag Concession Area to the Purros Conservancy. To our delight four of those are now finding comfort by moving around in the close vicinity of the Okahirongo Elephant Lodge.

International Tourism Trade fairs we are attending in 2012

• ITB Berlin, Germany -7 – 11 March 2012. You will find us on the ‘Classics Safari Camps Africa’ stand: For more info on ITB Berlin - click here

• Indaba – Durban, South Africa – 12-15 May 2012. You will find us on the ‘Classics Safari Camps Africa’ stand. For more info on INDABA - click here