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Afrique du Sud - Private Game Reserve
    Entabeni Safari Lodges
    Hanglip Mountain Lodge - Kingfisher Lodge - Lakeside Lodge - Ravineside Lodge - Wildside Safari Camp

    Waterberg Biosphere Reserve - 410 000 ha
    Chalet de Luxe en Suite & Tente Safari de Luxe

    Entabeni Safari Conservancy, is situated in the World Heritage "Waterberg Biosphere" of the Waterberg region. Less than a three-hour drive north of Johannesburg, this 22 000 ha malaria-free reserve boasts five eco-systems. The upper escarpment offers majestic craggy rock formations and wide open grass plains. This is separated from the lower plateau by 600 metre high cliffs.

    Inside Entabeni Safari Conservancy you have a choice of five exciting destinations to go to including:
    • Hanglip Mountain Lodge : This alluring five-star lodge evokes the romantic Africa of yesteryear. All luxury suites, furnished in African Baroque style, have private sun decks with breathtaking views across the wetlands and vast open plains. Enchanting gardens provide a paradise of foliage and tranquility.
    • Kingfisher Lodge : Set on the banks of Lake Entabeni, this intimate, exclusive five star lodge entices guests outdoors onto its wooden decks. The tranquility of the lake and distant bush is nature at its undisturbed best.
    • Lakeside Lodge : Set on the banks of the 1,7 km Entabeni Lake, the thatch and stone Lakeside Lodge provides a memorable blend of luxury in the wilderness.
    • Ravineside Lodge : Located under the shadow of Entabeni Mountain, this thatched wooden lodge, built on stilts and hugging the cliff edge, offers spectacular views of unspoilt ravines and wooded hillsides.
    • Wildside Safari Camp : A true African bush experience awaits you at Wildside Safari Camp, where the essence of the unspoilt wilderness of the Waterberg is combined with comfortable en-suite tents, creating a true African atmosphere.



    Les Points Forts
    Safari & Activités
    Game drives or walking safaris, undertaken by highly trained rangers, offer the privilege of up-close Big Five game viewing.
    Diversity on the reserve is astounding, with more than 55 large mammal species, 300 flowers, 50 grasses, 140 trees, 380 birds and innumerable insects, reptiles and amphibians.
    Our bush camps are situated in the midst of the reserve so visits by lions and other beasts are an expected and accepted part of every day. This reserve is one of those places where you do not need to search for animals, as plains game is plentiful, with at least 15 different antelope species.

    Lions are seen almost daily, and are such successful hunters that they can afford to leave some morsels for the Verraux’s Eagles, which have cleverly filled the scavenging niche on the reserve.
    Rhinoceros are common on the reserve, and share the grass of the open savanna with the nocturnally feeding hippopotamus.
    The Leopards in the Waterberg Mountains are known to be some of the largest on the continent, and these beautiful but secretive animals are seen quite regularly on the reserve. Small antelope such as the nimble Klipspringer sometimes fall prey to them. Brown Hyaena and Black Backed Jackal are the main members of the clean up crew, with the Hyaena’s detecting prey by scent from distances of up to 14 km away.