Needles Lodge

The Masters of Survival: Geckos, Skinks, Chameleons, and Lizards of the African Bushveld

Posted by Denis on Thu December 12, 2024 in Reptiles, Kruger National Park, Marloth Park, Nature Conservation, Needles Lodge, and African Wildlife.
The Masters of Survival-Flap Neck Chameleon

Explore the reptiles of Kruger National Park and Marloth Park. Discover geckos, skinks, and chameleons in South Africa’s bushveld habitats.

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Under the African Stars: Stargazing and Night Sounds at Needles Lodge

Posted by Denis on Tue November 26, 2024 in Nightlife, Kruger National Park, Marloth Park, and Needles Lodge.
Night Sky in Kruger National Park

Experience Marloth Park’s stunning night sky and the unique sounds of the African bush at Needles Lodge. A perfect retreat for stargazing and nocturnal wildlife enthusiasts.

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The Black-Backed Jackal: Africa’s Cunning Night Stalker

Posted by Denis on Tue November 19, 2024 in Gamedrive, Safari, Kruger National Park, Nature Conservation, Wildlife Photography, Fauna and Flora of Kruger National Park, and African Wildlife.
Black-Backed Jackal

Discover the secretive world of the black-backed jackal in Kruger National Park. Learn about its behaviours, survival strategies, and ecological importance.

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The Mopane Tree: Africa’s Resilient Giant of the Savanna

Posted by Denis on Mon September 30, 2024 in Trees of Southern Africa, Kruger National Park, Marloth Park, Insects, and Needles Lodge.

Explore the fascinating role of the Mopane Tree in Africa’s savannas. From feeding elephants and Mopane Worms to its traditional medicinal uses, discover how this resilient tree supports both wildlife and local communities.

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Understanding Safari Etiquette: How to Respect Wildlife and Guides

Posted by Denis on Sun September 29, 2024 in Gamedrive, Safari, Kruger National Park, Birdwatching, Fauna and Flora of Kruger National Park, Activities, Needles Lodge, and African Wildlife.
Needles Lodge Safari Truck

Embarking on a safari is not just an adventure; it’s a chance to step into a world untouched, where the rhythms of nature pulse around you. But to truly savor this experience, one must tread lightly, with respect and awe, for this is not our domain—it belongs to the creatures of the wild.

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