Tembe Elephant Park Safari Cam

Wildlife Activity at the Waterhole

This live wildlife webcam is strategically positioned at a natural waterhole within Tembe Elephant Park, offering viewers an unparalleled perspective of African wildlife behavior. The camera captures intimate moments as elephant herds gather to drink, bathe, and socialize in their natural environment. Visitors can observe the gentle giants alongside other members of the Big Five including lions, leopards, rhinos, and buffalo.

About Tembe Elephant Park

Located along the historic Ivory Route between Mozambique and Zululand, Tembe Elephant Park is home to the largest elephants on the planet. This protected wilderness area encompasses pristine sand forests and wetlands in northern KwaZulu-Natal, providing sanctuary for over 340 bird species and diverse wildlife including the tiny Suni antelope.

Viewing Experience

The webcam provides real-time access to one of Africa's most important elephant sanctuaries, where viewers can witness authentic wildlife interactions in a remote and pristine environment. The strategic waterhole location ensures regular wildlife activity, making this an ideal window into the natural rhythms of African wildlife.