Set within 20,000 acres of diverse and breath-taking terrain, Leobo Private Reserve is a jewel within the beautiful Waterberg mountains. The Observatory can be reached by a 3-hour car ride from Johannesburg, or alternatively a 90-minute scenic helicopter ride.
This private accommodation offers one of the most exceptional safari lodges in Africa, it is an experiential feast – and is rented to one group at a time to offer complete exclusivity. For larger groups both properties on the reserve (the Lodge and the Observatory) can be rented together.
The accommodation includes the sumptuous Observatory – sleeping 6 adults and 3 children (plus babies) ideal for couples or families - seemingly sprouting out of this rugged landscape. There are areas to eat, socialise, or simply enjoy the incredible sunsets both inside
and outside as well as a heated infinity pool and rooftop Jacuzzi.
The pièce de résistance is the in-house automated Observatory – perfect for after dinner stargazing. Furthermore, you will be waited on hand and foot by your very own butler, maid and chef.
Leobo Private Reserve has a wide range of activities and optional excursions on offer to guests of all ages. Highlights include quad bike safaris, off-roading in the Polaris, riding safaris around the reserve, rock climbing, clay pigeon shooting and fly fishing, a helicopter safari, skydiving from 20,000 feet above the reserve and for families with children educational walking safaris, fresh water swimming and many other activities all of which can be arranged during your stay. Wildlife on the reserve include buck, buffalo, hippo, the occasional leopard and superb birdlife.
Situated close to the Kalahari Desert, just on the Botswana border lays Madikwe game reserve- a reserve a little bit different to other parks and reservation areas in South Africa.
Established in 1991 after the African government decided the soil was too poor for farming and the disadvantaged area needed an economic uplift, 10,000 mammals were relocated from other National Parks, and this was the birth of Madikwe Game Reserve.
Although one of the lesser known conservations in South Africa, Madikew is beautifully unspoilt and a lot less busy than the larger parks meaning a more authentic and real experience. It’s now home to 120 different mammal species including some rare and endangered such as the Black Rhino and African Wild Dog. It is a malaria free area ensuring that extra peace of mind when on your safari experience.
Today the reserve is regarded as a prime example of how relationships amongst communities and government can enhance conservation success.
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The Madikwe region generally can have varying day temperatures from October to April, but are usually hot and humid and in the thirties (centigrade). Read More
Pricing available on request.
Please contact your Destination Specialist for more information on +44 (0) 1993 824198.
Included:
All meals, teas, coffees, soft drinks, selection of spirits, beers and house wines, quad biking safaris, cross country Polaris buggy safari, horse riding safaris, fish game viewing, day at the river camp, rock art viewing, cliff top camping, kayaking and hippo camping
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