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EYE's On Site Exceeding Your Expectations On Site - E.Y.E’s On Site - aims to be your physical presence while your guests are travelling in and around Sub-Saharan Africa.

26/01/2024

As the first real rain is falling across South Africa, nothing is more touching than this - hope to see you soon to experience it for yourself!!!

06/12/2013

A sad day in South Africa's history. Be at peace Madiba and may you be fondly remembered by all.

27/11/2013
Okavango

The film, Okavango, will share an intimate view into human experience in the wilderness, as an expert research team “poles” over 1,000 miles of down an unexplored subcatchment of the Okavango River from the source in the Angolan highlands all the way to an untouched wilderness in the centre of the Okavango Delta, one of Africa’s last-remaining true wilderness areas: http://www.okavangofilm.com/…

Please watch this video if you care about the preservation of wilderness in Africa:
http://newswatch.nationalgeographic.com/2013/11/18/saving-botswanas-okavango-delta-for-future-generations/

Dr. Boyes has an intoxicating passion for the Okavango and his greatest fear is to see the Delta, as he knows it, disappear. He continues to lead various initiatives to protect endangered species in South Africa believing strongly in the powerful effect of his actions and words – “I will live my lif...

21/10/2013

As the first real rain is falling across South Africa, nothing is more touching than this - hope to see you soon to experience it for yourself!!!

11/07/2013
Step on it! Impala leaps into truck to escape cheetahs

Incredible footage from the Kruger National Park - beautiful leaping Impalas chased by Cheetahs.

This incredible footage, filmed by a visitor to Kruger National Park, shows an impala leaping into a truck to avoid a pack of hungry cheetahs. The tourists l...

30/06/2013
Bizarre lion behaviour in the Okavango Delta | Africa Geographic Magazine Blog

Bizarre lion behaviour in the Okavango Delta | Africa Geographic Magazine Blog

“We were on a game drive on Chiefs Island out of Mombo Camp in the Okavango Delta when we heard lions fighting in the thickets. Upon investigation we came across four young male lions that had caught a young female lion from a nearby pride. The lioness was part of a small group of lions that had a k...

21/06/2013
Wild at heart

Visit the newest luxury camp in Botswana - just ask us!

Little Tubu safari camp opens this June on Hunda island, by the Okavango Delta in Botswana, Africa

12/06/2013

Africa Geographic

How extraordinary is this image?
Blood River - An aerial view of a pride of lions feeding on a buffalo kill in the White uMfolozi riverbed. © Copyright Antoine Marchal

06/06/2013
Using flash or spotlight on cats at night

Interesting article

"Why do you shine a light Into my eyes The prey can see me stalk the night You come into my place Invade into my space Do you ever think of me" From the song "Respect" by JV

29/05/2013
Top 10 jaw-dropping hotel lobbies

The Palace of the Lost City at Sun City should also be there - what do you think?

WHILE hotel lobbies used to be places you dashed through to get to the elevator or waited in while your room was being prepared, more hotels than ever are making an effort with their lobbies to make a better impression on their customers.

28/05/2013

Zambia’s Immigration Department has confirmed that three border posts in Livingstone and Kazungula are expected to be computerised by June, ahead of the upcoming UNWTO General Assembly, according to an article by Zambia’s Daily Mail.

The computerisation of Victoria Falls, Katima Mulilo and Kazungula border posts is meant to ease the movement of travellers to and from Zambia, during, before and after the UNWTO general assembly.

Immigration Acting Public Relations Officer, Mubanda Chansa, said the department had since bought equipment needed for the project, which included 20 computers, 15 web cameras and fingerprint scanners.

She said the border posts would be linked to the headquarters in Lusaka, which would in turn expedite the verification and issuance of travel documents. She added that immigration officers at the three border controls would also be trained on how to use the computerised system.

20/05/2013

The Leatherback Sea Turtle is the largest turtle in the world, weighing approximately 900kg. Contrary to appearance, the leatherback doesn't actually have a shell.

What looks like a shell is in fact a leathery skin supported by small bones. This gives it a flexibility that a solid shell would not provide, allowing it to dive to astonishing depths.

The Leatherback can be seen along the Southern African coast - contact us to find out where for an amazing holiday!

10/05/2013
SA voted top dream destination

South Africa is voted top of the list!

South Africa has beat six other destinations to the coveted accolade of becoming WAYN'S top dream destination for 2013.

03/05/2013

Africa Geographic

No this is not an alien species... ;)
This is in fact a herd of Gerenuk, an antelope species found in East Africa.

02/05/2013
Albino Elephant

The story behind the blue-eyed Ellephant.

When ranger, Jess Boon arrived back from morning game drive one day last week talking about a ‘blue-eyed’ elephant calf we all thought that she possibly needed to go on leave after her six week cycle as we could only assume that she was seeing things. With any unusual or great sighting at Londolozi,...

01/05/2013

Eerie blue eyed elephant

A rare albino elephant...
Taken by My Bush Adventures

30/04/2013

Circle of Life - the Baobab of Africa.

29/04/2013
African Elephants Rediscover their Routes | Africa Geographic Magazine Blog

Some good news from our friends The Elephant - rediscovering old paths.

We have come a long way since the days of the unregulated ivory trade and, although the decimation of Africa’s rhinos has hurtled to the forefront of environmental concern, there are slivers of light visible in the darkness that poaching has thrown over our continent. Find out more…

24/04/2013

Sabi Sand game lodge owner dies in helicopter accident
Nicholas More, co-owner and CEO of Lion Sands game lodge in Mpumalanga's Sabi Sand reserve is confirmed to have died yesterday morning in a helicopter accident en route to Johannesburg.

A leading entrepreneur in the game tourism industry, 45-year old More was piloting the aircraft. He had a business meeting in Johannesburg scheduled for 10h00. When he failed to arrive at Midrand's Grand Central airport urgent calls established that the aircraft was missing.

According to Roger Mortlock, the pilot's flight instructor, the Robinson R44 helicopter departed from Casterbridge in White river at 06h30, carrying three passengers along with More. It crashed on the farm Sondagskraal outside Nelspruit at about 07h00. There have been unconfirmed reports of heavy mist.

The wreckage was located at midday. It has been confirmed that More, two other men and a woman died in the accident. No other More family members are said to be involved.

17/04/2013

Can you see the difference between a Gorilla and a Chimpanzee?

The Gorilla is on the left. Would you like to see a gorilla or chimp in their natural environment?

We are pleased to announce that E.Y.E's On Site now offers Gorilla & Chimpanzee Safaris to Uganda - contact us immediately should you want to find out more!

13/04/2013

Things are changing, but also remain the same! E.Y.E.'s On Site WILL Exceed Your Expectations when travelling to Southern and East Africa - we look forward to welcoming you!
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12/04/2013

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02/10/2012

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