Physical Location
 
   
  The location and views are best expressed with Google Earth The picture below is the water hole,  named Mashlesela, where the camera is situated. The structure in the northern part of the clearing is the hide.

The advantage of a waterhole location is the (only relative) predictability that elephants will come to the waterhole to drink and enjoy mud-baths.

But the elephants will NOT be there all the time. The herds range over a park of hundreds of square kilometres. Some patience IS required!

The Africa Web Cams are powered by solar panels. Images are transmitted to Internet servers by satellite.

 

Co-ordinates for the Water hole (Camera side) and the Tembe Safari Camp where the satellite equipment is situates are below.

Mashlesela Hide

27 02' 48.36" South

32 26' 53.50"" East

Tembe Safari Camp

27 02' 48.36" South

32 25' 39.09" East

Alternatively search on Tembe Elephant Park ,South Africa

 

    
       
 

 
       
   
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