Activities

KRUGER NATIONAL PARK

If you’re considering a detour to the world-famous Kruger National Park, please note that it’s a 6-hour drive from our main hunting camp. While it’s an unforgettable experience teeming with Africa’s Big Five, travel to and from Kruger will take up at least 2 full days of your itinerary — so plan accordingly if you’re looking to maximize your time in the field. We recommend booking at least 3 months in advance, especially if you’re aiming for peak season. Rates vary depending on the time of year, and space at both our hunting and Kruger-area camps can be limited. Early bookings ensure you get the dates and accommodations that best suit your goals. Whether you’re here to hunt or to take in South Africa’s raw, untamed beauty — or both — we’ll help you plan a trip that fits.

MAPUNGUBWE WORLD HERITAGE SITE

Located on the northern border of Limpopo Province — right at the confluence of the Limpopo and Shashe rivers — Mapungubwe sits where South Africa, Botswana, and Zimbabwe meet. This ancient land once cradled a thriving African kingdom, and today it offers a striking blend of rich cultural heritage, untouched savannah wilderness, and diverse wildlife.

The region’s vast, open terrain and deep historical roots make it more than just a scenic stop — it’s a place where the wild still whispers stories of old, and where hunters, adventurers, and cultural explorers alike can find something truly unforgettable.

With its raw beauty and growing reputation, Mapungubwe holds tremendous potential as a premier destination for those looking to experience the deeper soul of South Africa.

MAPUNGUBWE FISHING

The legendary confluence of the Limpopo and Shashe rivers creates a dynamic aquatic playground that is as challenging as it is rewarding. These ancient waters are home to the formidable Tigerfish, known for their aggressive strikes and aerial acrobatics, as well as several species of Kurper (Tilapia) and massive Sharptooth Catfish. Beyond the main river channels, nearby dams like Schroda and Maswiri offer specialized angling opportunities for those seeking a quieter, more focused cast.

Because Mapungubwe is a protected World Heritage Site, fishing here is often a carefully managed privilege, emphasizing catch-and-release to preserve the delicate riverine ecosystem. Whether you are navigating the perennial pools where hippos and crocodiles keep a watchful eye, or casting into the “great grey-green, greasy” currents described by Kipling, the experience is less about the trophy and more about the connection to the land. It is a rare chance to reel in a catch beneath the same sandstone cliffs that watched over African kings centuries ago.

HELICOPTER RIDES

Take to the skies and experience the landscape from an entirely new perspective. Helicopter rides offer a unique opportunity to appreciate the vast beauty of the region in a short amount of time, making them a memorable addition to any itinerary. Whether you’re looking for a scenic overview or simply want to enjoy the thrill of flight, this activity is an exciting way to elevate your experience

More Activities

• CAPE TOWN WINE ROUTES
• CURIO SHOPPING
• BIG CAT PARK
• FISHING
• BIRD HUNTING
• KRUGER NATIONAL PARK
• SUN CITY
• SPA & MASSAGES
• SHOPPING