The Springbok Lodge
The Springbok Lodge is situated in the Nambiti Private Game Reserve, a conservancy offering 20 000 acres of pristine, malaria-free bushveld. The reserve is home to the Big 5, as well as cheetah, hippo and over 30 species of plains game.
The Springbok Lodge Highlights
The Springbok Lodge is situated at a unique location in the Nambiti Game Reserve offering guests 10 000 acres of pristine, malaria-free African bushveld. Wildlife viewing is superb with the Big Five, along with Cheetah and over thirty species of game roaming freely in the reserve. Accommodation is luxurious and guests can relax and unwind in one of the 15 safari tents offering 5-star luxury in the heart of the African bush.
- Guests can opt to dine around a crackling fire in the lodge's traditional boma.
- The reserve's well stocked dams offer keen fly fisherman a chance to indulge in this tranquil pastime.
- Visit the monuments and and historical grave sites while hearing stories about the grand heritage of the Battlefields.
- The Cheetah Interaction Project offers guests opportunities to interact with the cheetahs.
The Springbok Lodge Game Viewing and Activities
The Springbok Lodge offers a variety of activities; including, two three-hour game drives a day (weather permitting), fishing in the reserve's dams, Battlefield tours by arrangement, picnics/dinners at waterfall, river swimming and bush dinners and breakfasts can also be arranged. Guests can also track wildlife with a ranger with prior confirmation. Other options include a visit the Rorke's Drift and Isandlwana Battlefields approximately 60 minutes from Nambiti. The Elandslaagte area is rich in history that dates back to the late 1800s, where some of the bloodiest battles in history were fought as Zulus, Boers, and British forces clashed over land and sovereignty. The Battle of Elandslaagte was fought on the Nambiti Conservancy and the original hospital still stands within its boundaries
