The March 2026 edition of Hoedspruit Explorer (Issue 85) has arrived, bringing readers another collection of wildlife stories, conservation insights, local business highlights, and property features from the heart of the Hoedspruit and Greater Kruger region.

Produced in association with Century 21 Wildlife Properties, the Hoedspruit Explorer celebrates the lifestyle, natural beauty, and community that make Hoedspruit one of the most desirable places to live, visit, and invest in property in South Africa.

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A Classic Hoedspruit Wildlife Moment on the Cover

This month’s cover photograph by Calvin Severin captures a beautiful zebra standing in the golden grass of the Lowveld bush. Scenes like this are a daily reminder of the remarkable wildlife encounters that define life in Hoedspruit, situated on the doorstep of the Kruger National Park and surrounded by private wildlife reserves.

The Hoedspruit Explorer regularly features photography from local residents, guides, and visitors. If you have captured a special Hoedspruit wildlife or landscape moment, you are welcome to submit your images for consideration in future editions.

Wildlife, Conservation and Geology in the March Edition

Issue 85 continues to explore the fascinating natural environment that surrounds Hoedspruit.

Sharpe’s Grysbok – One of Hoedspruit’s Smallest Antelopes

Nature Guide Training continues its popular series The Small Antelopes of Hoedspruit with Part Three, focusing on the shy and elusive Sharpe’s grysbok. These tiny antelopes are rarely seen but play an important role in the bushveld ecosystem.

Lions in the Care of Moholoholo Rehabilitation Centre

The Moholoholo Rehabilitation Centre, one of Hoedspruit’s best-known wildlife conservation organisations, shares information about the lions currently in their care. The article offers insight into the challenges and responsibilities involved in wildlife rehabilitation and education.

Mozambique Spitting Cobra Awareness

The Hoedspruit Reptile Centre highlights the Mozambique Spitting Cobra, a species found in the Lowveld. As part of their ongoing education efforts, readers can download a useful Common Snakes of Hoedspruit poster directly from the centre’s website, helping residents and visitors identify local species safely.

Understanding Picrite in the Kruger National Park

Geology enthusiast John Roff explores picrite formations in the Kruger National Park, revealing how ancient volcanic activity helped shape the landscapes we see today throughout the Greater Kruger region.

Local Businesses, Activities and Hoedspruit Lifestyle

Beyond the editorial features, the Hoedspruit Explorer remains an important platform for the local community.

Readers will find:

  • Adverts from local Hoedspruit businesses, including links to their individual pages

  • The popular Things To Do Directory, highlighting activities, tours, restaurants, and attractions

  • Seasonal services and experiences for residents and visitors exploring the Lowveld

Featured Properties in and Around Hoedspruit

Each issue of the Hoedspruit Explorer also showcases selected properties available in and around Hoedspruit, giving readers a glimpse into the bushveld lifestyle that continues to attract buyers from across South Africa and internationally.

From wildlife estates and secure residential developments to bushveld homes and investment properties, Hoedspruit’s real estate market remains one of the most exciting in the Greater Kruger region.

Century 21 Wildlife Properties specialises in helping buyers discover homes that combine modern living with direct access to nature and wildlife.

Discover Life in Hoedspruit

Located at the foot of the Drakensberg Mountains and on the edge of the Kruger National Park, Hoedspruit offers a unique blend of conservation, outdoor living, and growing property investment opportunities.

Whether you are visiting the region, relocating, or searching for property in Hoedspruit, the Hoedspruit Explorer provides a window into the community and landscape that make this area truly special.

Businesses, photographers, and community organisations interested in being featured in a future edition are welcome to get in touch.