As we left the car park we entered some electric gates so as to keep the animals enclosed and headed into the savannah bush driving along narrow sandy tracks which criss crossed the reserve. Ten minutes into the drive we spotted some bush pigs and a group of bush buck deer hiding within the grassland. The guide took us down a different path, suddenly a giraffe came from no where running in front of the vehicle to join its mate on the other side of the track. They were beautiful and so well camouflaged against the trees and bush, very hard to spot. A short drive later we spotted an Eland which is the largest of the antelope family. The reserve has successfully bred them to stop them from becoming extinct.