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Experience the ultimate getaway at our BIG 4 Game Reserve in Eastern Cape, Chintsa. Join us at our 'Patch of Paradise'. We look forward to Welcoming you soon.

As well as getting ourselves out there on the web, we've created this group to help you keep in touch with everyone you met while you were here. Whether you were on your holidays, volunteering, working or just travelling through. We want you to share your experiences with us and see what you got up to. For those of you who haven't been to Inkwenkwezi, please take a moment to look around our site - maybe you could be coming to experience Africa with us...

02/11/2026

🦁 FUN FACT: Did you know female lions are the pride’s expert hunters? 🌿

Unlike male lions, who often have a more visible role in defending the pride, lionesses do much of the hunting because they are agile, fast and excellent at working together! 🐾 They often cooperate to bring down prey much larger than themselves.

❤️ At Inkwenkwezi Private Game Reserve, every lioness is a reminder of the strength, teamwork and beauty of the African bush!

📸 Have you ever seen a lioness on a game drive? Tell us about your experience in the comments!

30/10/2026

🌿 WILD FACT OF THE DAY!

Did you know the African Hoopoe has a secret weapon hidden in its beak? 😲

Its long, slender bill is perfectly designed for probing into the soil for insects and larvae. It can push its bill into the ground and use it to find food that is hidden beneath the surface. 🐛🌱

And that spectacular orange crest with black-and-white tips can be raised like a beautiful fan when the bird is excited or alarmed! 👑
The African Hoopoe is one of the most distinctive birds you can spot around the African bush.

📍 Spotted at Inkwenkwezi Private Game Reserve — another wonderful example of the incredible birdlife found here! 🌿❤️

29/10/2026

🐦 WILD FACT OF THE DAY!

Did you know Grey Crowned Cranes are famous for their spectacular courtship dances? 💃🕺

They bow, leap, flap their wings and even toss pieces of grass into the air! These beautiful displays aren't just for show — they help strengthen the bond between pairs. ❤️

And look closely at this wonderful photograph… the fluffy young chicks are already following their parent through the grass! 🐣🌾

The Grey Crowned Crane is one of Africa's most recognisable birds, thanks to its magnificent golden crown of stiff feathers. 👑✨

📍 Spotted at Inkwenkwezi Private Game Reserve — where every game drive can reveal something new!

28/10/2026

🌿 WILD FACT OF THE DAY!

Did you know Brown-hooded Kingfishers don’t necessarily need to live near water? 😲

Despite being called a kingfisher, this species spends much of its time hunting insects, lizards, frogs and other small prey on land, rather than catching fish.

Their bright red bill makes them particularly easy to recognise, while their brown-and-cream colouring provides excellent camouflage among the branches. 🌿

📍 Another beautiful bird spotted at Inkwenkwezi Private Game Reserve!
Keep looking up — you never know what wildlife you might discover. 🐦🌿

27/10/2026

🐦 Interesting fact

Did you know the Burchell’s Coucal is sometimes called the “rain bird”? 🌧️
It is often heard calling more frequently before or during rainy weather, which has earned coucals a reputation as a sign that rain is on the way.

They are also famous for their deep, bubbling calls, which sound almost like water gurgling — a wonderful sound to hear in the African bush!

📍 Spotted at Inkwenkwezi Private Game Reserve — another beautiful example of the incredible birdlife found on the reserve. 🌿❤️

26/10/2026

🦅🌴 WILD FACT OF THE DAY! 🌿

Did you know the Palm-nut Vulture is Africa’s only vulture that is mainly vegetarian? 😲🌴

Unlike most vultures, which are famous for feeding on carrion, the Palm-nut Vulture loves fruit — especially the oily fruit of African oil palms. It will also eat small animals and insects when available. 🍈🦅

Its striking black-and-white plumage and bright red facial skin make it one of Africa’s most distinctive birds of prey.

Even more fascinating — the Palm-nut Vulture is an excellent flyer and can travel considerable distances while searching for food. 🌿✨

A vulture with a taste for fruit — nature never ceases to surprise us! ❤️

23/10/2026

🦌🌿 WILD FACT OF THE DAY! 🌿

Did you know the name “duiker” means “diver” in Afrikaans and Dutch? 🤿🦌

The name comes from the duiker’s amazing ability to dive into thick bushes and vegetation when startled or threatened. Instead of running into the open like many antelope, this little buck can disappear into the bush almost like magic! 🌿✨

Duikers are also wonderfully adapted to life in dense vegetation, using their small size and agility to move through places where larger animals simply can’t go.

Small in size… but big on survival skills! 💚

Keep your eyes open when exploring Inkwenkwezi Private Game Reserve — you might spot one of these shy little antelope disappearing into the bush! 🌿🦌

22/10/2026

🦁🌿 SUNDAY BUFFET LUNCH AT INKWENKWEZI! 🌿🍽️

Looking for the perfect Sunday outing with family and friends? ❤️ Join us at Inkwenkwezi Private Game Reserve for a delicious All-You-Can-Eat Sunday Buffet Lunch in the heart of the wild!

📅 Sunday, 25 October 2026
⏰ From 11:45
📍 Inkwenkwezi Private Game Reserve, Eastern Cape

🍴 Enjoy a feast for the whole family, including:
🥩 Traditional Sunday roasts
🍗 A variety of meat and chicken dishes
🥗 Fresh salads and vegetables
🍲 Homemade soups
🍰 Decadent desserts

💚 Our Buffet Prices:
👨 Adults: R295 per person
👵 Pensioners (60 years and older): R236 per person
👧 Children aged 4–10: Half price

Bring your loved ones, enjoy a wonderful meal, and soak up the beautiful surroundings of our reserve. It's the perfect way to make your Sunday memorable! 🦁🌳

📞 Book your table today: 043 734 3234
📧 [email protected]

✨ Good Food. Great Company. Wild Surroundings. ✨

⚠️ Tables are limited, so book early to avoid disappointment!

22/10/2026

🦌🌿 WILD FACT OF THE DAY! 🌿

Did you know male and female Nyala look so different that they were once thought to be different species? 😲

The Nyala buck is a striking dark grey-brown colour with impressive spiral horns, while females are smaller and reddish-brown with bright white stripes. 🤎🤍

This dramatic difference between males and females is called sexual dimorphism — and it makes the Nyala one of Africa’s most fascinating antelope!

Nyala are also surprisingly good swimmers and can disappear into thick vegetation when danger approaches. 🌿👀

Elegant, elusive and unmistakably African. 🦌✨

Come and discover these beautiful antelope at Inkwenkwezi Private Game Reserve.

21/10/2026

Did you know a kudu’s magnificent horns can grow into two-and-a-half twists? 😲🌀

A mature kudu bull can have horns reaching over 1 metre in length, with those beautiful spirals making them one of the most recognisable antelope in Africa. 🦌✨

But here’s the really clever part — those enormous horns aren't just for looks! During fights, rival bulls use their horns to lock together and wrestle for dominance. 💪

Kudus are also masters of camouflage, with their vertical white stripes helping them blend into the dappled light of the African bush. 🌿👀

Majestic. Mysterious. Magnificent.
The kudu is truly one of Africa’s most spectacular antelope!

📍 Come and discover the magic of the African bush at Inkwenkwezi Private Game Reserve. 🦌❤️

Address

Schafli Road, Cintsa, Wild Coast
East London
5259

Opening Hours

Monday	08:00 - 17:00
Tuesday	08:00 - 17:00
Wednesday	08:00 - 17:00
Thursday	08:00 - 17:00
Friday	08:00 - 17:00
Saturday	08:00 - 17:00
Sunday	08:00 - 17:00

Telephone

+27437343234

Website

http://www.inkwenkwezi.co.za/

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