Kudu
The unmistakable spiral horns of a Waterberg icon.
The variety of the Waterberg is part of what makes every day different.
Open plains, dense bush and rocky slopes create a varied setting for the wildlife of Langkloof.
Take time to notice the landscape around each encounter. A safari is made richer by everything you see along the way.
The unmistakable spiral horns of a Waterberg icon.
Africa’s largest antelope, at home in open country.
Agile antelope and a familiar presence in the bush.
A striking antelope associated with water and cover.
A distinctive part of the African plains.
Bold markings and long, straight horns.
A powerful silhouette and sweeping horns.
Recognisable by its pale facial blaze.
A formidable presence in the African bush.
A different perspective on the wilderness.
Distinctive stripes across the landscape.
An unmistakable character of the bushveld.
Wildlife shown here reflects species listed on Langkloof’s current website. Hunting availability is confirmed individually with the team.
Perhaps it is the hush before sunrise, when the bush holds its breath and the first light touches the mountains. Perhaps it is the thrill of following a track, the presence of an animal in its own world, or the simple freedom of standing beneath an endless African sky.
The wild draws each of us for a different reason. For some, it is the pursuit. For others, it is the stillness, the discovery, or the chance to share something unforgettable with the people they love.
Tell us what draws you here. Which species capture your imagination? What would you love to experience, and who would you like to share it with? Your interests are where your Langkloof safari begins.
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