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Activities

Ntsinini offers a captivating range of outdoor pursuits that invite visitors to immerse themselves in its pristine wilderness. Anglers can enjoy the challenge of fly-fishing in the peaceful weirs or along natural, fast-flowing river stretches, targeting elusive trout and the wily Bushveld Small-scale Yellowfish. Adventurers can venture along winding mountain bike trails that meander through untouched landscapes or explore scenic hiking routes that reveal hidden waterfalls and breath-taking vistas. Trail running enthusiasts can feel the exhilaration of exploring the steep slopes and the river paths, while birdwatchers will be delighted by the myriad of species that flourish in the reserve’s diverse habitat. At Ntsinini, every activity is an invitation to reconnect with nature’s rhythm and discover the wild’s many wondrous secrets.

Birding

Ntsinini is a paradise for birdwatchers, home to over 250 recorded species across diverse habitats. From riverine forests and grasslands to mountain slopes and wetlands, every walk reveals new sightings.

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Fly Fishing

Ntsinini offers some of the most rewarding river fly-fishing during winter months, with kilometres of water winding through majestic riverine forests and mountain valleys.

Trail Running & Hiking

Ntsinini gives you 2,500-hectares of varied trails through forests, riverbanks, and grasslands. You get steady climbs, technical sections, and panoramic views throughout. Hiking takes you deeper into the terrain with forest paths, open grasslands, rocky stretches, waterfalls, birdlife, and wide views.

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Flora

Ntsinini offers a rich botanical experience for those who love exploring the natural world. The reserve’s diverse terrain is home to an abundance of indigenous trees, flowering plants, and rare flora that thrive across its forests, grasslands, and riverbanks.

Wildlife

Ntsinini is home to a rich variety of wildlife that roam freely across its 2,500-hectare conservancy. Graceful giraffe wander among acacias, while kudu, bushbuck, duiker and zebra move quietly through the forest and open plains.

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Natural Pools & Picnic Sites

Swimming at Ntsinini gives you a calm break in a natural setting. Mountain streams feed rock pools tucked between forest and open space. These quiet spots are perfect to take a dip, rest under the trees, or enjoy a simple picnic beside the water. 

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