The
Waterberg mountain range is situated in the Limpopo province of
South Africa and is one of the more pristine, scenic and wildlife rich
areas in South Africa. Positioned on the Eastern side of the Waterberg
range the Waterberg Wilderness reserve is only 2.5 hours from Johannesburg
and conveniently positioned half way to Botswana. Due to the rugged nature
of the reserve which is typical of the Waterberg, a 4x4 vehicle or vehicle
with good ground clearance is recommended to access the property. In the
wet season a 4x4 vehicle is often essential.
Certain areas of the Waterberg Wilderness Reserve offer spectacular views over the surrounding hills and valleys and exploring the impressive gorges with natural streams and pools is certainly a highlight. The reserve is ideal for the more active with some beautiful walks and potential mountain bike trails.
The game lodge offers accommodation in the Waterberg Wilderness camp but is exclusive and can only accommodate a maximum of 12 guests in safari tents with an additional 2 campsites available. All accommodation is self catering with comfortable and complete facilities.
Game drives are allowed in your own 4x4 vehicles and both guided game walks and game drives can be arranged with prior notice.
Photographic Workshop Special - Join us for photographic workshops over the weekends. R2100 per person, including accomodation, excluding catering "Good morning What a weekend we had!!! We would just like to compliment you on the wonderful, no AMAZING, atmosphere you have created at Waterberg Wilderness Reserve. Never have we had a more relaxing, tranquil experience such as this. We where able to get away from the noise and constant rush of the big city, and be quite with each other. It really feels that you are the only one there, even though there are other people around. Thanks to Jeanette and Thembi for their wonderful service and hospitality. They went out of their way to make us as comfortable as possible. We are telling everyone about Waterberg Wilderness Reserve, and be sure to hear from us again." Ronel Vermaak