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Kwalata’s South African base known as the Waterberg wilderness reserve consists of 78,830 acres and is located in the Waterberg region of South Africa’s Limpopo province. The reserve is a declared provincial reserve area with a Critical Biodiversity 1 classification and a core area of the Waterberg Biosphere Reserve as officially declared by UNESCO in 2001.
This area is beautifully managed by having highly controlled and moderate quota allocation, strict regulations with regards to age-appropriate harvesting, constant anti-poaching efforts and great isolation from human activities. All this combines to make this 562 000 acre block in the Niassa National Reserve.
Makuya Nature Reserve is a 16,000 ha game reserve near the Pafuri gate in the far north of the Kruger, and also shares an unfenced border with the Kruger National Park. The reserve is owned by the Makuya, Mutele, and Mphaphuli communities and is used for both trophy hunting and photographic tourism purposes.
In the very corner of South Africa bordering Botswana and Namibia lies our new 100 000 acre hunting block! In the extremes of this beautiful semi-arid to arid desert landscape, which surprisingly teams with life, incredible trophy quality is available for the taking.
The comfortable homey lodge, beautiful views, good food and exciting trophy opportunities will make any family safari in this part of South Africa a memorable one.
On the north bank of Lake Cahorra Bassa and on the Zambezi river our area totals around 1 700 000 acres and has proven to be world-class when it comes to Nile Crocodile, Leopard, Chobe Bushbuck, Hippo and several other species.
Deep sea fishing in the paradise of the Archipelago of Vilanculos and the surrounding islands is a short flight away. This magic costal town provides the discerning fisherman an opportunity for Marlin, Sail Fish, Wahoo and Tuna with fishing specialists.