Kido Safaris

Name: Kido Safaris
Address: Mkuze, 3965, ZA
Telephone: +27825716555
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KIDO SAFARIS is a safari outfit that operates in the Southern Part of Africa and offer trophy hunting of more than forty species.

Kido Safaris is a safari outfit that operates in the southern part of Africa with concessions in neighbouring countries ensuring our clients the ultimate "African Adventure", warm African hospitality and a personalised service. Our highly experienced professional hunters will ensure an exceptional world-class, exciting and challenging hunt with both rifle and bow, whether you are interested in Big

Five or Plains Game hunting. Trophy quality and clients satisfaction is our top priority, planned with attention to detail and the needs of the hunter in mind.

14/05/2023

Wishing all Mother's a wonderful Mothersday!

25/12/2022

We would like to wish all our guests past, present, and future a Merry Christmas.

We would like to wish all our guests past, present, and future a Merry Christmas.

❤️

14/11/2022

A sounder of warthogs taking a nap on the road in the heat of the day.

12/11/2022

Naughty Elephants helping themselves to water, by digging out a pipe and slurping alll the water out.

Did you know?
An elephants trunk can store 5,5 liters of water at a time. They can suck up 3 liters per second.

10/11/2022

Some starlings taking a bath in a tree stump after all our recent rain.

26/10/2022

Did you know?

Zebras stripes serve to dazzle and confused predators and insects, or to control the animal's body heat.
Because each individual's stripes are unique, their stripes may also have a social purpose, helping zebras to recognise one another.

24/10/2022

There is no such thing as a blue Monday when in the bush!

Wishing everyone a lovely, sunny Monday.

21/10/2022

It is National Reptile Awareness Day!

Although, there is a lot of fear surrounding reptiles, snakes in particular, they play an important role in the life of humans. They control the population of rats and other animals, this is important for us humans as rats can carry diseases over to people.

This is why it is important to conserve all species of animals.

Lets help them, help us!

19/10/2022

Stop and take in all the cuteness!

17/10/2022

Elephants enjoying some leaves of a Marule tree.

A marula tree is a particular favorite amongst many animals, but especially the African Elephant. They will eat the leaves, strip the bark and indulge in the fruit. Many believe the elephants get drunk off the fruit, unfortunately this is nothing but a myth.

These fruit are only able to contain alcohol once they are fermented, with many animals eating the fruit, there is almost no time for the fruit to ferment. And if there were time, the elephants would need to eat an absurd amount of marula fruit to be intoxicated.

13/10/2022

A very adorable Striped Kingfisher giving us the evil eye.

As small and adorable as they look, these kingfishers are extremely territorial and aggressive when need be.
They will advertise and defend their territory by singing from tree tops just before sunrise, their singing will slowly decrease throughtout the day, resuming late evening.

They tend to be very aggressive against shrikes, doves and rollers- probably for food purposes(as this specie of kingfishers do not necessarily eat fish only).

07/10/2022

Stepping into the weekend like...

We wish everyone a peaceful weekend, filled with fun and happiness.

Have a beautiful weekend!

06/10/2022

The Helmeted Guineafowl is the best known of the guineafowl family and is native to Africa but has been widely introduced.

These birds are extremely territorial and have fights with other flocks to protect said territory.

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24/09/2022

"Our rich and varied cultural heritage has a profound power to help build our nation" - Nelson Mandela

Today we celebrate our country's heritage, all cultures, all traditions, and all our people!

📸Marli vdBergh

👌 ❤️ 🌈

22/09/2022

It's WORLD RHINO DAY!!!

Some facts you might not have known about Rhinos:

1. There are a total of 5 Rhino Species in the world
2. Some species of Rhino can weigh up to 3 tonnes!!!
3. Rhinos are an array of Dark grey colour - Some may appear a different colour depending on the area they are in.
4. Rhino horn is comprised of keratin which is the same protein that forms the basis of our hair and nails.
5. Rhinos have poor eyesight and rely mostly on hearing and scent
6. The only wild population left of Javan Rhino is in Ujung Kulon National Park
7. THey are crazy about mud and mud bathing/wallowing

Address

Mkuze
3965

Telephone

+27825716555

Website

http://www.kidosafaris.com/

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