Discover the world of small predators at Leopard Pan

Leopard Pan is a beautiful pan with short grass and several tree islands that add variety. The trees also provide shady spots for different animals.

As you drive around the pan, keep an eye out for jackals and honey badgers. In the early morning or late afternoon you have the best chance of seeing bat-eared foxes. On cloudy days you may be lucky enough to spot them foraging during the day as well. Bat-eared foxes are known for their large ears and excellent hearing, which they use to locate beetle larvae in the soil. They move their heads from side to side, listen intently and then dig precisely to catch their prey.

A circular route around the pan and two tracks leading to the tree islands in the middle offer good conditions for a game drive in the morning or afternoon. Because of the higher density of campsites you will encounter other vehicles here, but thanks to the different tracks you can always find a quiet spot.