At Phinda Private Game Reserve , your safari can extend from the terrestrial into the marine realm! The reserve is just a short drive from Sodwana Bay, a world-renowned location for snorkelling or diving, where you can see an abundance of different fish and marine mammal species. This devil firefish is just one of the strikingly beautiful fish species which can be seen in the waters along South Africa's stunning coastline. ---------- Explore Sodwana Bay and other adventure at andBeyond Phinda Pr

At Phinda Private Game Reserve our newest guides spend much of their time learning about the intricacies of all the different habitats of the reserve. One of the most diverse, and intriguing, is the Sand Forest which comprises just 1000 hectares of carefully protected land in the north of the reserve. Here, there is much to learn about everything from endemic orchid species and rare insects or arachnids to the large-scale ecology of this unique forest biome. See what lies beyond... --------- 📍:

Butler Bongo is waiting to welcome you to Phinda Rock Lodge. -------- 🎥: andBeyonder Murray Foss 📍: @Phinda Private Game Reserve 🌍: South Africa ------- #seewhatliesbeyond #andbeyondtravel #travelandbeyond #andbeyondphinda #luxurytravel #luxurysafari #safari #finestguides #travelinspiration #safarimoments | Phinda Private Game Reserve

Discover Phinda Private Game Reserve Located in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, Phinda is one of the country's most diverse safari destinations - known as "The Seven Worlds of Wonder". This remarkable… | Rob van Blerk

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“PHINDA” – a film by wildlife filmmaker, storyteller, and conservationist, Will Clothier (Will Clothier Photography). Will first visited Phinda Private Game Reserve in 2009 with his family, and during their safari they took part in a rhino notching experience. His passion for conservation and storytelling was instilled then and he eventually completed his degree in conservation biology studying the home ranges of rhino on the reserve, while also helping out in the early days of the Pangolin Rein

It started with the whir of helicopter blades at Phinda Private Game Reserve, and ended with a collective sigh of relief in Akagera National Park – but what happened in between? Read about all the sounds, sights, and successes in our latest impact story👉https://go.andbeyond.com/3H88nSQ. ---------- This 40-hour, cross-country translocation that spanned half a continent, involved tons and tons of steel in the form of huge vehicles, custom-built steel crates, chains, cranes, a helicopter and a Boe