![A Chobe Lion Pride, called the Mababe Pride, has claimed territory in the southern stretches of the Chobe, and they’re well-known for their marauding antics within the NG41 private concession, which is approximately 6 kilometres from Mankwe Tented Retreat. This strong pride is the largest local pride in the Khwai and surrounding area, providing eager […]](https://www.sundestinations.co.za/blog/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/lion-cubs-khwai-okavango-370x275.jpg "Chobe Lion Pride Spotted at Mankwe Tented Retreat")
Chobe Lion Pride Spotted at Mankwe Tented Retreat
A Chobe Lion Pride, called the Mababe Pride, has claimed territory in the southern stretches of the Chobe, and they’re well-known for their marauding antics within the NG41 private concession,[…]
![The Savuti region of Chobe National Park is a sought after pocket of wildlife paradise. This enchanting predator-rich region is well-documented for its fierce lion populations, one of which is the dominant Marsh Pride. Breakaway females and splintered groups from the powerful Marsh Pride are often spotted while out on drive with the team from […]](https://www.sundestinations.co.za/blog/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/SavutiMarshPrideLionsScuffle-370x275.jpg "Camp Savuti : The Marsh Pride Lionesses Get Rough and Rowdy")
![Tranquillity reigned at Picnic Pan on the Kwatale Conservancy this week as some guests and I sat enjoying the sunset, but all that was shattered when the quiet evening air erupted into a cacophony of rapidly approaching roars. A young male lion came galloping out of the last fading light of the day. He moved […]](https://www.sundestinations.co.za/blog/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/TuskersLions5-370x275.jpg "Kwatale Conservancy Lion Update : Invasion of the Picnic Pan Triad")
![A lone male lion with endless golden locks and a powerful beast of a body was seen patrolling the arid landscape around Tuskers Bush Camp. He was swaggering his way along the road en route to the pan – probably to replenish his thirst. We know this because the camera trap photographed him in the […]](https://www.sundestinations.co.za/blog/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/TuskersLions3-370x275.jpg "Tuskers Bush Camp: Meet Our Lions")