Videos
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Twiggy – World Champion Big Wave Surfer at Zimbali Estate
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Twiggy’ is an awe-inspiring short film that delves into the captivating world of big wave surfing with legendary three-times world champion, Grant ‘Twiggy’ Baker.
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Crowned Eagle Nest Live Stream
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This is a live stream from the crowned eagle nest camera on Zimbali Estate. The eagles currently are sitting on two eggs, and we hope they will hatch later this month.
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Crowned Eagles of Zimbali
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These Endangered birds successfully breed every year in a nest close to the Zimbali Lodge at Zimbali Estate, and offer guests an incredible, up-close-and-personal view into their habits and breeding cycles.
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Antelope of Zimbali
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A mini-documentary featuring two of Zimbali’s bigger antelope, the Bushbuck and Impala, that co-habit harmoniously with each other and the people of Zimbali Estate.
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Water Birds of Zimbali
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Two of the 200-plus bird species at Zimbali – the Fish Eagles and Goliath Herons – call the natural water lakes at Zimbali home, and are able to successfully breed on this residential estate.
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Primates of Zimbali
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Vervet monkeys breed prolifically, and are a fascinating yet challenging part of the natural ecosystem of Zimbali Estate, as they try to bypass their natural food sources and get into the houses on the estate in a quest to find food.
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Ground Predators of Zimbali
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The African Rock Python at Zimbali are an important part of the ecosystem, helping to keep the numbers of buck and other wildlife species down. Playing their part too, the Banded Mongoose help maintain the natural order of things, through their feeding and breeding habits.
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