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Zebras graze near the edge of the dam at the Cradle Moon Conservancy outside Johannesburg, South Africa on October 8, 2024. /CGTN
A zebra wanders beside a pool at the Cradle Moon Conservancy outside Johannesburg, South Africa on October 9, 2024. /CGTN
Zebras and antelopes graze in the veld of the Cradle Moon Conservancy outside Johannesburg, South Africa on October 10, 2024. /CGTN
An antelope grazes near rondavels at the Cradle Moon Conservancy outside Johannesburg, South Africa on October 10, 2024. /CGTN
Zebras, various species of antelopes and other wildlife roam freely at the Cradle Moon Conservancy in Muldersdrift outside Johannesburg, South Africa.
The 1,600-hectare conservancy consists of several farms, lodges and resorts, creating open spaces between the properties where the animal and plant life can thrive.
Among the animals seen in the conservancy are rhinos, elands, kudus, wildebeests, zebras, duikers, impalas – and South Africa's national animal, the springbok.
A dam at the conservancy offers a range of activities, including paddling and canoeing, while a walkway across a section of the water provides breathtaking views of the expanse.
Lanseria International Airport is a 15-minute, or 12-kilometer, drive from Cradle Moon, providing convenient access for visitors from further afield.