These are two very large islands, which are cut off from the Kujwana by the Xwaapa River. The area is criss-crossed with game paths leading through a chain of rain pans, and a great contrast to the open flood plains. Mopane forests and acadia woodlands offer a good variety of food for kudu and giraffe. Breeding herds of elephant enjoy the security of the dense forest, and should the pans be holding water zebra, wildebeest and buffalo will also be found. Animal tracks abound, telling of recent activity and wildlife which might still be found.
Afternoon walk to view the prolific bird life.
Todays ride is approximately 30 kms northwest to Moklowane Camp. The route moves through open floodplains and scattered islands to the Matsebe River system. A picnic lunch is served on a shady island 2 hours ride from Moklowane camp. Arrive into camp at sunset. Morning game ride with a picnic breakfast carried in saddle bags.