Located in the pristine Greater Makalali Nature Reserve, just west of the Kruger National Park, Xidulu is an exclusive, family-owned sanctuary designed for discerning travelers. Accommodating a maximum of 12 guests in six elegantly appointed suites, the lodge promises an intimate and personalized safari experience.

At the heart of Xidulu lies a sophisticated main area, featuring a curated bar, an open-plan kitchen where gourmet meals come to life, and a spacious dining room perfect for sharing stories of the day’s adventures. Unwind in the plush lounge by the crackling fireplaces or soak in the infinity pool with sweeping views of the tranquil dam. With inviting outdoor seating and thoughtful amenities throughout, Xidulu blends refined comfort with the soul-stirring essence of the African wild.

Welcome to Tsholo Safari Lodge — an oasis of rejuvenation nestled in the heart of the Black Rhino Game Reserve.

As the Pilanesberg’s premier safari destination, Tsholo has been meticulously crafted to offer an experience of rare refinement. From the moment you arrive, a sense of tranquillity and indulgence envelops you — an invitation to reset, reconnect, and return.

Every element of the lodge has been thoughtfully designed to create the perfect balance between untamed wilderness and sophisticated comfort. Our culinary journey is led by renowned chefs from Stellenbosch, paired seamlessly with a handpicked selection of South Africa’s most celebrated wines.

The spa — a sanctuary suspended above the treetops — features four serene treatment rooms with sweeping views and a wellness philosophy that rivals the world’s most revered retreats. Each suite is generously proportioned, adorned with exquisite detailing and luxurious finishes, offering a private haven where elegance meets authenticity.

Our new-generation electric safari vehicles ensure a whisper-quiet game-viewing experience — allowing you to immerse yourself in nature without interruption.

Tsholo is more than a lodge. It’s a return — to stillness, to wellness, to self.

Buffalo Ridge Safari Lodge has reopened. Following a complete refurbishment, the newly reimagined Buffalo Ridge is now welcoming guests.

The transformation includes redesigned guest suites, elevated dining spaces, a refreshed main lodge, and a reimagined boma — all crafted to offer an even more memorable safari experience in the heart of the Madikwe Game Reserve.

A new chapter of Buffalo Ridge has begun.

Tucked away in the wilderness of the Greater Makalali Private Game Reserve, Clive’s Camp offers an authentic African safari experience in one of South Africa’s most rewarding wildlife destinations. Surrounded by thousands of hectares of pristine bushveld and located just west of the Kruger National Park, the reserve forms part of a vast and ecologically rich landscape that is home to the Big Five — lion, leopard, elephant, rhino and buffalo — as well as cheetah, wild dog, giraffe, zebra and abundant birdlife. The reserve’s diverse terrain of open savannah, riverine woodland and rocky outcrops creates the ideal habitat for exceptional wildlife encounters.

Clive’s Camp is offered on an exclusive-use basis, allowing guests to enjoy the lodge in complete privacy and at their own pace. Ideal for families, groups of friends or small private gatherings, the camp offers the flexibility to tailor the safari experience entirely to your group — from the timing of activities to the rhythm of each day in the bush.

Perched atop the Soutpansberg Mountains in Limpopo, South Africa, Leshiba Wilderness is a 2,500-hectare private game reserve and eco-destination that blends rugged natural beauty with deep cultural heritage. This sanctuary sits at an altitude of approximately 1,200 meters, offering a unique microclimate that supports an extraordinary diversity of flora and fauna, including rare indigenous trees and over 250 bird species. Visitors can experience a rare sense of freedom by walking or cycling unguided through terrain home to giraffe, zebra, and antelope, or join guided drives to track more elusive residents like the leopard.

Beyond its biodiversity, Leshiba is renowned for its seamless integration of art and environment, most notably through the Venda Art Lodge. Created in collaboration with world-renowned Venda artist Noria Mabasa, the lodge is a “sculpted wonderland” where traditional architecture is adorned with intricate wood carvings and statues that honor the local Venda culture.

Whether staying in the luxury suites with private plunge pools, the exclusive use villa or the more rustic bush camps, guests enjoy a completely off-grid experience powered by solar energy. With ancient San rock art sites, hidden gorges, and starlit “boma” fires, the reserve provides a secluded, transformative retreat for those seeking to reconnect with nature and indigenous history.