10 reasons why you should visit Tembe Elephant Park

Tembe Elephant park where the wild elephants still roam is situated between the Zululand and Mozambique. Tembe Elephant park is home to Africa’s largest elephants as well as the smallest antelope – such as the suni.

The park is a Big Five reserve, with definite elephant and buffalo sighting. However, Tembe Elephant Park is also habitat to many different types of other animals such as the high-stepping antelope, warthog, porcupine, meerkat, scarab, giraffe and zebra.

Tembe is a paradise for bird-watchers – with approximately more than 340 species. Expect to witness lifters such as rare Plain-backed Sunbird, African Broadbill, Rudd’s Apalis, Rufous-bellied Heron and Natal Nightjar. However, there are also the migratory species such as Steppe Eagle, small mammals and reptile.

In an open game drive, travellers will be taken where the elephants find the tastiest morsels, as well as you will encounter the tall trees where the giraffe graze, Cape buffalo and lions. The guides will also introduce you to Tembe’s African culture and traditions.

If you’re planning a South African Luxury trip. Here are 10 reasons why you should visit Tembe Elephant Park.

 

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A photo posted by Lieke Pijnappels (@littlewanderbook) on Dec 30, 2016 at 12:41am PST

 

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A photo posted by Lieke Pijnappels (@littlewanderbook) on Nov 25, 2016 at 1:09pm PST

 

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A photo posted by Estelle Corade (@estellecoradetraveler) on Dec 13, 2016 at 9:12am PST

 

One of the prettiest of them all ✨ Impala's at the Tembe Elephant Park in Kwazulu-Natal, right at the border to Mozambique. Wish I could take one home with me. #mijnzuidafrika #southafricantourism #wowzuidafrika #tembeelephantpark #zozuidafrika

A photo posted by Lieke Pijnappels (@littlewanderbook) on Nov 13, 2016 at 12:01am PST

 

Our recent group spent a lot of time in Tembe Elephant Park, and you can see why! – Sept 2016 . Experienced on safari with Outdoor Africa http://www.Outdoor-Africa.com . #OutdoorAfrica #ThisIsSouthAfrica #VisitSouthAfrica #ExperienceSouthAfrica #SafariSouthAfrica #SouthAfricanSafari #Safari #Africa #elephant #tembeelephantpark #getupclose

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A photo posted by Antoine Marchal (@antoinemarchalphotography) on Aug 28, 2016 at 3:24am PDT

 

Mirror Mirror on the wall. Two female Nyala having a drink at #tembeelephantpark #nyala #wildlifephotography #igscwildlife #africanamazing #ishootwithorms

A photo posted by Sharon Zunckel (@sharonzunckel) on Sep 1, 2016 at 7:23am PDT

 

Impressive Kudu in Tembe Elephant Park Thanks @tinibgst #tembeelephantpark #tembeelephant #kwazulunatal #kudu #kudus #southafrica #africanamazing #africanwildlife #africansafari #africa #wildlife #wildlife_perfection #wildlifephotography #wildlife_seekers #loves_africa #loves_africa_animals #african_portraits #amazingphotography #photooftheday #picoftheday #wildlifefriend #travel #travelgram #safari #ventertours

A photo posted by Venter Tours (@ventertours) on Aug 5, 2016 at 1:20am PDT

 

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A photo posted by Antoine Marchal (@antoinemarchalphotography) on Jun 8, 2016 at 1:38am PDT