A wide variety of wildlife abounds on Kurisa Moya. You are likely to see samango and vervet monkeys and hear baboons barking on the mountain side. The indigenous forest plays host to to other animals: bushpig, duiker, bushbuck, bushbabies and other wildlife, while the elusive leopard lurks in the mountains. 
 

Guests driving back to their accommodation venue at night are often lucky enough to see our nocturnal animal visitors - porcupine, civet, genet, caracal and cerval.  Down at the dam, warthog and otters may be spotted.  Mountain Reedbuck are often seen on the mountain grasslands.

Kurisa Moya's animals are not high density because they are naturally occurring and not stocked.  Tracks and signs of animals are always to be seen on the trails, even if the animals themselves are hiding.  

A nature walk with a trained guide is a very interesting and informative activity for adults and kids.