MalaMala is South Africa’s oldest private game reserve and the first to do away with hunting, encouraging guests to shoot with their cameras instead. Set in lush Lowveld adjoining the Kruger National Park, MalaMala is home to an abundance of wildlife.
At Flow we count this beautiful game reserve as one of our most prestigious clients. The selection of images below illustrates why we love working with this iconic wildlife destination.
A curious baby elephant approaches the game vehicle.
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Scene from a hilltop: the Garden of Eden.
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A male lion in his prime.
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Elephants are raised in breeding herds dominated by females. Mature males leave the herd to live on their own or in small groups.
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Guests are treated to two game drives daily, morning and evening. Here, a leopard is seen feeding on its prey during an evening drive.
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A morning coffee break on a game drive. Everything at MalaMala is done with great attention to detail.
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The interior of a room at Sable Camp, MalaMala.
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Detail on an African basket.
The recently refurbished Sable Camp.
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A magnificent nyala bull.
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MalaMala is famous for its big cats. Expect to see lion and leopard during your stay.
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A spotted hyena on a nocturnal prowl.
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A Burchell's zebra in lush bush typical of MalaMala.
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MalaMala's friendly waitresses.
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A water thick-knee (previously known as a water dikkop or “thick head”).
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The stately entrance to Rattray's Camp at MalaMala.
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Room interior at Rattray's Camp.
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A male elephant enjoys a dust bath.
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Baby elephants are protected by the herd.
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A magnificent bateleur, a species of eagle closely related to the snake eagle.
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The MalaMala gift shop at the main camp stocks high-quality, locally produced handicrafts.
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Sunset in the African bush: the most special time of day.
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