Wildlife live cams in South Africa — 13 feeds (12 live right now, 1 recorded), curated from public YouTube streams and re-checked daily.
Examples include “Djuma Ad Free Members Stream” and “Olifants River | Wildlife Live Stream – Greater Kruger…”. Free to watch, no sign-up — this page zooms in on wildlife scenes specifically within South Africa.
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8:05:14About wildlife cams in South Africa
These 13 feeds come from 6 channels, led by Africam (6), Djuma Cam (2), and Explore Africa (2) — a mix of operators running multiple cameras and one-off contributors, which is why framing varies across the page.
Wildlife makes up 100% of the 13 cameras Camlisted currently tracks in South Africa, so this page is a slice of that catalogue rather than the whole of it.
South Africa runs on UTC+02:00, so the overnight stretch that yields low-light footage falls roughly between 20:00 and 03:00 UTC — worth knowing if you are after night scenes rather than daylight.
Resolution figures here are measured, not scraped from titles: Camlisted records the real playback quality when a feed is opened. 11 of these feeds have been measured so far — 10 in full HD and 1 in HD.
The longest-running live camera in this set has been broadcasting continuously since 2023 — “Africam Olifants River powered by EXPLORE.org”.
Frequently asked questions
How many wildlife cams in South Africa are live right now?
12 of the 13 wildlife feeds listed for South Africa are broadcasting live at the moment; the remaining one is a recorded clip. Camlisted re-checks every feed once a day and moves anything that has stopped to offline instead of deleting it.
Do I need an account to watch them?
No. Every feed on this page is a public YouTube stream and plays for free without signing in. An account only adds voting, favourites and the ability to correct a camera's category or country.
Can I use this footage for computer vision work?
The links are free to browse and each one carries its measured resolution, so you can tell at a glance whether a wildlife camera in South Africa is worth opening. The footage itself stays on YouTube under its own licence — Camlisted only points at it and never hosts or re-encodes video.
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