Nkorho Bush Lodge Live Safari Cam – Sabi Sand

Nkorho Bush Lodge sits in the northern Sabi Sand Private Game Reserve, which shares an unfenced border with Kruger National Park in Mpumalanga. The camera looks over the lodge waterhole, a reliable spot for elephants, antelope and the reserve's famous leopards.

What to see

• Leopards moving through the bush
• Elephants drinking and bathing
• Lions, rhinos, buffalo and wild dogs
• A constant parade of birds and antelope

Sabi Sand is one of South Africa's most celebrated safari areas, known for close-up leopard sightings and off-road driving that lets guides follow predators. Nkorho is a small, family-run lodge with thatched chalets, a pool and a waterhole in front of the deck. The Sand River runs nearby and attracts wildlife in the dry season.

Plan your visit

• Fly to Skukuza or a private airstrip, or drive from Johannesburg (about 5.5 hours)
• Book morning and evening game drives
• Visit in the dry winter, May–September, for the best sightings
• Take malaria precautions and bring a good camera

The reserve is hot in summer and mild in winter, with rain mainly between November and March. Winter brings clear skies, cold mornings and animals concentrated around water.