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Cape town Tag

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11 October 2025
Addo Elephant National ParkCape townDe Hoop Nature ReserveKruger National ParkMammalwatchingmarrick safari

South Africa Trip Report 2025

I designed this itinerary primarily for mammal watching, while some of my friends came with me were birders. It was the first time for all of us to South Africa, so we would rather

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12 September 2024
Cape townSouth Africa

Any tips for mammalwatching around Cape Town?

Hello everyone!   My dad and I are planning a big trip to South Africa for mammal and birdwatching. First we want to spend some time around Cape Town, then we want to fly to K

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14 April 2024
!Khwa ttuCape townSouth Africa

South Africa: Western Cape edition

The Western Cape is not the premier mammalwatching destination in South Africa. Although I was pleasantly suprised by the amount of mammals I saw. A fun trip that was very suprisin

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12 February 2024
Cape townCaracalRFI

RFI: Cape Town

Cape town, one of the biggest tourist destinations. I’m going to become one of these tourists but for a different reason. Mammal watching in South Africa definitely could get

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19 July 2026
Asian Odissey – 7 months in Asia
18 July 2026
A quick note on Mediterranean Monk Seals
17 July 2026
Australia 2026- NSW/Queensland/Victoria

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  1. Bozon on Asian Odissey – 7 months in Asia20 July 2026

    Impressive!!

  2. Ben W on Kuala Lumpur – Bukit Nanas/KL Eco Park?18 July 2026

    Hi Evan, I went there last year and it wasn't looking great, a few hours on the trails only turned…

  3. Mattanja Peppelman on Kuala Lumpur – Bukit Nanas/KL Eco Park?17 July 2026

    It's not a great place to go for mammals. Opening hours restrict you a lot and you'll mostly see some…

  4. machunter on From Kaziranga to Bhutan: crossing without a “COW walk”17 July 2026

    Your experience sounds like my crossing from Iran to Afghanistan in the 1970s in a bus with many sketchy characters;…

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