Inkwenkwezi also supported the plant a tree - save the planet project for Arbour week that started on the 1st of September. Above is two of our guides Byron Stanton and Jarryd Kriel by the newly planted Outeniqua Yellow Wood tree here at Inkwenkwezi.

On Monday the 2nd of August, it was just another morning waking up as Maria Geyer. Excited to go on an Inkwenkwezi elephant back safari, Maria didn't know what was lying ahead for her.  All planned ahead Quinten Els, her partner, arranged with Errol, his guide for the day, for champagne to toast “for a special occasion”.  After their elephant back safari, Quinten went on one knee and proposed to Maria. Inkwenkwezi congratulates the newly engaged and wishes them all of the best for their journey together as Mr. and Mrs. Els.

Excitement excitement here at Inkwenkwezi as the Italian Rugby team visited us today!!!

The Italian rugby team was welcomed by our Inkwenkwezi staff, traditional dancers as well as our volunteers.

After arrival, the team went to interact with our cheetahs, which then followed by a game drive through the reserve and the lions. The Italian team then enjoyed a lovely 3 course lunch at our sunset lapa. 

Leaving happily pleased we thank the Italian Rugby team for visiting us, it was an pleasure having them as guests here at Inkwenkwezi.

Inkwenkwezi's staff attended a very well presented Tourism Excellence Initiative workshop at the city hall on Monday the 31st of May 2010.

Monica Jordan and her colleagues from the World Disney Institution who held the workshop in East London, also came to visit Inkwenkwezi the 8th of June 2010.

They were amazed and enjoyed every minute interacting with our cheetahs and elephants at the interaction site.