Amakhosi Private Game Reserve

South Africa KwaZulu-Natal Private Game Reserve Big Five-Reservat

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About Amakhosi Private Game Reserve

The Amakhosi Private Game Reserve is a Private Game Reserve in South Africa in the provinces of KwaZulu-Natal. The park was established on 04.02.2002 and covers an area of 0 km². The Amakhosi Private Game Reserve is a Big Five reserve.

Amakhosi Private Game Reserve offers 6,000 hectares of outstanding scenic splendor amidst the lush vegetation of North KwaZulu-Natal. A diverse ecosystem of thriving savannas, riverine forests, rugged mountains and lush wetlands provides distinct diversity and ideal conditions for the 'Big Five' and other animals to live and thrive. .

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Biodiversity	Sighting conditions
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400Bird species

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Official Name

Amakhosi Private Game Reserve

Provinces

KwaZulu-Natal

Area

No information

Foundation

2002-02-04

Vegetation

No information

Habitats

No information

Big Five-reserves

Yes

Self-drive-reserve

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Highlights

Known for its commitment to environmental protection and community improvement, Amakhosi Private Game Reserve is involved in many initiatives aimed at protecting the environment and supporting the community. It is a popular destination for travelers seeking a unique and unforgettable African safari experience.

Landscape

What makes Amakhosi Private Game Reserve sublime is the spectacular scenery that surrounds it. The babbling Mkuze River fringes the edge of the reserve, burgeoning grasslands stretch to the south, lush foliage mountains stretch to the west, and umbrella thorn trees inhabit the north. Wildlife, meanwhile, roams free, creating a pristine African paradise that is known to draw explorers, nature lovers and adventure seekers from near and far.

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General information

Biodiversity	Sighting conditions
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400Bird species

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The best travel time for Amakhosi Private Game Reserve

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Weather and climate

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Best tavel time

May (Beginning) - August (End)

Dry time

May (Beginning) - August (End)

Climate

cool-warm

Tavel time

December (Beginning) - February (End)

Climate

warm-hot, tropical

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The rainy season takes place from Beginning December to End February The dry season first extended over the months from Beginning May to End August inclusive. The best time to tour is Beginning May End August.

The reserve has a subtropical climate, with hot and humid summers and mild winters. Summers (November to February) are hot and wet, with temperatures often above 30°C and afternoon thunderstorms are frequent. The lush vegetation at this time of year is good for birdwatching, but the dense foliage and tall grass can make birdwatching more difficult.

Winters (June to August) are cool and dry with mild temperatures and little rainfall. This time of year is generally considered to be the best time for bird watching. Dry conditions make it easier to spot wildlife congregating around water bodies and other water sources. The cooler temperatures are also suitable for outdoor activities such as game drives and walking safaris.

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Top animal species

The Amakhosi Private Game Reserve is home to mammals such as Elephant, Cape Buffalo, Leopard, Lion, Black rhinocerus as well as 400 bird species, reptile species, fish species and amphibian species. The Amakhosi Private Game Reserve provides park.biodiversity-stats. conditions for wildlife viewing. The Private Game Reserve offers a wide variety of species, including the "Big Five".

Big Five

Elephant

Big Five

Cape Buffalo

Big Five

Leopard

Big Five

Lion

Black rhinocerus

Big Five

Rhinoceros

Zebra

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