OAB Overlanding

Name: OAB Overlanding
Address: Marloth park, Komatipoort, 1321, ZA
Telephone: +27832987447
Price range: Not Applicable

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We offer Private, Tailor
made and guided self catering Overlanding tours. Let us be your next favourite overlanding guided family!!

01/11/2026

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30/10/2026

🐘🌿 Elephant dust bath!

This elephant has found the perfect spot in the sand—and there is actually a very good reason elephants love doing this.

💡 Fun fact: Throwing dust and sand over their bodies can help elephants protect their skin from the sun and insects. It also helps keep their skin in good condition.

So while it looks like they're simply playing in the sand… they're actually giving themselves a natural bush spa treatment! 😄

29/10/2026

🐕❤️ The future of the pack is growing up!

There's something incredibly special about seeing African wild dog pups with the adults. These little ones are surrounded by a highly social pack that works together to care for them.

💡 Fun fact: Wild dog pups are often given priority when the pack returns from a hunt, and adults may regurgitate food for them.

It takes the whole pack to raise the next generation. 🐾

❤️ Would seeing wild dog pups be on your safari bucket list?

28/10/2026

🐆🐆 The African bush isn't always serious business!

These cheetahs are showing us another side of life in the wild—playful, energetic and full of personality.

💡 Fun fact: Social interactions and play can help young cheetahs develop coordination and practise behaviours that will be useful later in life.

Wildlife isn't just about the dramatic moments. Sometimes the simple interactions are the ones that make the best memories.

❤️ Would you rather watch cheetahs playing or watch them sprint?

27/10/2026

🦛🌊 When the biggest one at the waterhole decides it's time to leave!

This hippo is making its way out of the water and back onto land.

💡 Did you know? Despite spending much of their day in water, hippos don't actually swim in the traditional sense. They often move by pushing themselves along the bottom of rivers and pools.

And don't let that slow-looking walk fool you—hippos can move surprisingly quickly on land!

26/10/2026

🐘🌅 There are few better ways to start the day.

A herd of elephants moving through the warm morning light as the sun rises over the African bush.

💡 Did you know? Elephants can communicate using low-frequency sounds that can travel over long distances, allowing members of a herd to stay connected even when they're spread out.

Early mornings can be cold, quiet and worth every minute when you get views like this. ❤️

🌅 Would you wake up before sunrise for this?

25/10/2026

🐕❤️ Dinner time for the next generation!

These wild dog pups are getting bigger, more confident and clearly very interested in what's on the menu.

💡 Fun fact: African wild dogs are incredibly social, and members of the pack work together to care for the young. Even adults that weren't involved in a hunt can play an important role in feeding and protecting the pups.

It's teamwork from the moment they're born. 🐾

👀 Have you ever seen wild dogs with pups in the wild?

24/10/2026

🦁🦁 Two male lions, side by side.

There's something powerful about watching two males moving together through the bush.

💡 Fun fact: Male lions can form partnerships, sometimes called coalitions, with other males. These partnerships can help them defend territory and gain access to a pride.

Seeing two males together gives us a fascinating glimpse into the social lives of lions.

👀 What would you be looking at first—their size, their manes or those paws?

23/10/2026

🐾🚙 Looks like traffic is moving in both directions today!

A group of hyenas crossing the road is one of those unexpected encounters that can bring a game drive to a complete stop.

💡 Did you know? Spotted hyenas have incredibly powerful jaws and can crush and consume parts of prey that many other predators leave behind.

👀 Would you know what animal this was just from hearing the sound of them approaching?

22/10/2026

🐘 When one elephant isn't enough…

Watching an entire herd moving through the bush is an experience all on its own. Elephants are highly social animals, and their family groups are often made up of related females and their young.

💡 Fun fact: Elephant herds are usually led by an experienced female known as a matriarch, who plays an important role in the group's movements and survival.

👀 Imagine seeing this herd while out on a game drive!

Address

Marloth Park
Komatipoort
1321

Telephone

+27832987447

Website

https://oaboverlanding.co.za/, https://www.instagram.com/oaboverlanding/, http://www.youtube.com/@OABovelanding

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