South Africa Leopard in the Kgalagadi - South Africa

Spot Overview:
Nestled within the wild expanse of the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, the Monroe Waterhole offers a unique and thrilling wildlife spectacle. This remote and serene spot is renowned for its sightings of one of Africa's most elusive and majestic predators: the leopard.

The waterhole, set against the dramatic backdrop of the Kgalagadi's rolling hills and tall grasses, provides an exceptional setting for wildlife photography. Capture the leopard's stealthy movements and powerful presence in stunning detail, creating memories and images that will last a lifetime.

Early Mornings and Late Afternoons: Leopards are most active during the cooler parts of the day, so plan your visit early in the morning or late in the afternoon for the best chances of a sighting.
Stay Quiet and Patient: These big cats are incredibly stealthy and can be difficult to spot. Staying quiet and patient will increase your chances of witnessing their presence.