Accomodation
The two luxurious safari lodges are exceptionally beautifully situated and blend almost seamlessly into the magnificent natural surroundings with their traditional thatched roofs.
With elegant African-style furniture and colors, a warm fireplace, cozy seating areas and a refreshing pool, this is the ideal place to relax, unwind and explore the beautiful surroundings.
A large veranda surrounds your Lodge and offers a wonderful place to relax. Enjoy evenings with a sundowner and a good book by the crackling open fire and hot days by the cool pool!
You will spend the night in luxurious, spacious double rooms with beautiful en-suite bathrooms, which, like the entire Lodge , are tastefully furnished in classic African style.
The food is excellent! The kitchen will spoil you with typical African and international specialties! Normally a light breakfast is served in the morning, followed by a multi-course lunch as well as coffee/tea and cake in the afternoon and a 3 to 4-course, delicious candlelit dinner, accompanied by excellent South African wines. Of course, varied vegetarian meals are also offered. Here you can really enjoy Africa with all your senses: Bon appetit and cheers!

The two safari lodges are located in the middle of the huge game reserve about 20 minutes away from each other by jeep - so you can also go from one to the other Lodge to ride.

The lodges are the base from which you set off to explore parts of the Waterberg, e.g. the Lapalala Wilderness (with its famous black rhino population), the Clive Walker Rhino Museum, Marakele National Park or the spectacular river Mokolo, to name but a few.

Discover the secrets of the trails with an experienced game ranger and learn about the fruits and medicinal uses of local plants and trees. The mountains and gorges offer impressive views of the Waterberg region and make a twilight drink or a bush breakfast simply perfect!

The lodges can be booked flexibly for 4 or more nights or combined with a stay on the Lodge on lake and/or a bush safari can be combined, e.g. the Tuli Safari in Botswana. Also the Wine country for connoisseurs in the Cape is a great addition or extension option.

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Saddle & Tack: McClellan, English

Experience: Less experienced and advanced riders. Experience outside of the arena and mastery of all gaits expected. Riding is at a moderate pace with trot and canter, if desired also brisk, demanding riding safaris (canter with wild animals, brisk rides). Rider weight max. 120 kg.

Horses: Thoroughbred, Arabian-Boer cross, reliable, sociable and well trained for horse safaris thorugh the wild.