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Spotted hyena at Kapama Private Game Reserve carrying a zebra leg in its jaws, showcasing the species' scavenging behavior and role in the ecosystem as a vital cleanup crew.

Fascinating Facts about Hyenas

Hyenas are one the most misunderstood animal in Africa, known to be the bad guy of the African bush. But they do what they have to do to stay alive in the harsh African bush.

A close-knit pack of African wild dogs nuzzle and interact in a playful, energetic gathering on an open grassy plain, displaying their social bonding behaviors.

Zebras vs Wild Dogs

When we arrived we noticed some zebra making their way closer to the dogs. With the dazzle of zebra was a very small foal. When the dogs spotted the baby, you could see their excitement escalate.

A rhinoceros mother and her young calf stand at the edge of a watering hole, bonding gently as they wade into the shallow water, surrounded by dry brushland.

Miracle Rhino Story

Miracle story of a female rhino who was brutally attached by poachers and left for dead after both horns were removed.

Aerial view of solar panel array at sunset, located alongside a remote highway with mountains in the background.

Sustainability – At the heart of Kapama

Sustainability and being responsible global citizens are at the heart of everything we do at Kapama Private Game Reserve. Our world’s natural resources are at risk, and finding and maintaining ecological balance is one of our core values.

Safari guide wearing a Kapama uniform watching a cheetah walking down a dirt road in the African bushveld during a game drive.

Assistant guides move up the ranks!

Over the years a large number of our trackers have come from the areas surrounding Kapama. One of our biggest focuses with regards to our guiding team, has been to assist not only our guides but more importantly our trackers to move through the different FGASA levels.