Safari Journals: Mapungubwe National Park (Winter) 

Mapungubwe has been very kind to you, both in summer and winter - you have really captured her two different faces beautifully! That lion sighting was beyond epic 🤯🙌🏻 I’m pretty sure it’s the same pride that hung around in Mashatu just north of there a week or two before - they must have crossed the Limpopo 😍 Man, I can’t wait for your next big adventure…! 😉

The beauty of Africa captured and narrated perfectly. It's amazing to see how the park is teeming with life at every turn. The sounds of those lions brings goosebumps. Thank you for another great video Byron

A feast for the eyes, ears, heart and soul! Loved every minute 💫

Once again, thank you for your unique take on our beautiful land. You bring the African spirituality to life for me. It's awesome to see the huge size of those trees when compared to the giraffe and Ellie's under them. I'm moved by every post you make. Thanks

How well I know that feeling! The sound of the roar of lions which gets into every cell of your body. The sounds of thst beautiful African bush which brings thrills of excitement and a total well being snd balance. How I miss it!

The poetic narration in your videos is just top tier, makes the watching experience highly enjoyable! Great video Byron!

Great stuff. The drama of the lion sighting was stunning. Along with the narrative, I enjoyed your capture of the wildlife in its habitat and the feel of winter in the bush.

Absolutely true. I miss this so much. I lived very close to the Limpopo river. For that matter, I lived right on the Crocodile River boarder with Kruger. There is nothing like being alone with nature. Everything is different if there are many people around. 🙏🙏🙏🙏. Mahalo nui Loa for the magnificent video.

The difference between the seasons … wow 🤩 so beautiful even when do dry ❤

Nice video Byron. Thank you.

Thanks Byron again for a brilliant journey . The fig tree who knows it's funtion excellent

So lovely to have you back Byron after a long break (not counting your cameo with Villiers 😋). Gorgeous footage (as usual) and beautifully narrated, you are a true orator.

Thank you Byron for yet another lovely video.

Excellent video. I think your best to date. You keep growing as a filmmaker and a narrator

Beautifully filmed and narrated. Looking forward to the next videos.

Thank you so much for sharing. Your work is excellent 👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽. .

Another episode!!! Yes Please!!! Keep them coming!

I just love love all your amazing videos, thanks Byron! Already looking forward to the next one! 😊

Another beautiful film. Thank you for sharing, more please

Byron, what a stunning video! I’m a few weeks late to watch but had a big smile on my face as your video played. Your footage of the lions was just breathtaking, makes me want to get back out on safari very soon. Thank you

Really wonderful video. You capture so much and share it so beautifully. Thank you. I look forward to more.

Thank you again for another great video. Would like to see firsthand those things you are seeing, but alas I live in another part of the world. Maybe some day. Until then, I keep looking another video to sit back, slow down, and enjoy.

TWAHLUMBHA TOO Mapungubwe National safaris Park, 👉🦓🦌🌱🌴🦒🐐🦏🐘🐒🐗🐽🕊🐊ostriches, NATURES BEAUTY

I am so jealous.. I can’t wait to go back to Mapungubwe next week .. if I Dnt get to see lions I swear I will cry 😭 … Your connection with nature is really incredible 💯

Wow Byron...you are a LEGEND !!! This was so spiritual and so moving....whew We are SOOO blessed to live in our land where we can access this beauty and this magic. Ppl travel globally for one experience here in the African bush, but we experience it multiple times in a year. I have travelled to 115 countries now and everyone always ask me, where have you had the most incredible experience? I always reply...."South Africa and the bush, because you can go 20 times and have 20 different experiences. nothing fake or put on.....just spectacular beauty." I would love to do a safari trip with you one day, I am sure it would be fascinating and educational. PLS keep the incredible content coming. it is a balm to the soul. Well done and thank you. Best Regards Jed

I cannot believe your luck seeing those lions! I was also in Mapungubwe in July, and it’s like I’m experiencing the park through a different set of eyes by watching your videos. Beautiful shots and narration as always. Looking forward to your next one!

stunning,Stunning video!!!! Cannot wait to get there .planning on Aug 2025. I really enjoy the tone of your videos

I have never been there before, it looks so beautiful!❤ awesome video again!❤

Excellent video! I do hope you continue to produce these videos however I can't help noticing that something is driving you hard from the inside that goes far beyond what is being expressed in these videos. I don't know how this will ultimately be expressed but, if forced to speculate, I cannot help feeling that something like a book (or several for that matter) or a feature-length documentary that really gives you both the width and the depth to indulge your prodigious talents will be where you ultimately head... In the meantime I count it a great privilege to be allowed to share in your journey! Salute

What a stunning episode. I was also there in the winter, heard the lions but never found them. You are truly blessed to experience that. Mapungubwe is the place that you actually don't need to spot game. The landscapes are breathtaking enough! I had an Ele come right to my tent at Mazhou! And it looks like you spotted a potential Tusker at 25m46s ??

Epic man! Saw those cubs back in May. Returning in 2 weeks to hopefully come right like you did!

Wow content camera work out of this world. Dis droog daar maar diere lyk in goeie kondisie thanks for sharing

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Did the cubs service after the Lions roaring and mom calling for the little cubs?