James Tutty Safaris & Tours

25/08/2024

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06/08/2024

Catch me on Vow Fm Drive tommorrow. Will be talking Snakes.

30/07/2024

Happy World Ranger Day to all those men and woman that serve and protect our wildlife heritage. We Salute you all.

16/07/2024

12/07/2024

This arrived yesterday. Super stoked. Now you can follow on the Latest Sightings app. If you see me in one of our parks, stop to say hello. You can even book a safari with us via the Latest Sightings app. The app can be downloaded from your app store.

23/05/2024

Read that again!

03/03/2024

Some great news from KNP.....

Caxton Network News | Kruger National Park records a 37% decrease in rhino poaching
Read more here: https://tinyurl.com/mc8wvjtn

31/12/2023

Happy New Year to all our amazing clients as well as to our followers, We wish you all a prosperous 2024!

29/11/2023

The green mamba was rescued by snake handler Jason Arnold who could tell that the snake had recently laid eggs based on the excess skin on her body.

25/10/2023

Update on Rain:
She was put to sleep this afternoon.

It's extremely difficult to have to say goodbye to Rain, the iconic cheetah.
We've loved following her story and she will forever have a place in our memories.

It was so fitting that her last few moments of life were spent at Pilanesberg Center, surrounded by all the park goers who loved watching her over the years. And, not to mention that she was the center of attention at Pilanesberg!

The vet along with park officials decided the best course of action would be to put her to sleep this afternoon.

We're putting together a tribute video for Rain, to celebrate her life. If anyone wants to contribute, please feel free!

She was known for being one of the best mother cheetahs out there. So here is her in her prime looking after a beautiful and cute little cheetah cub.
Photo by Jann-Rick Louw

25/10/2023

Rain, one of the most loved cheetahs in the park, has been resting at Pilanesberg Center since yesterday and is not doing well at all.😔

Park officials have asked visitors to please keep their distance and give her some space.

We will keep you updated with any developments.