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Reminiscent of a traditional African safari camp, Royal Morubisi Founders Lodge offers the luxurious safari accommodation experience. Built from natural stone with thatch roofs, the luxury game lodge has an olde worlde-Africa atmosphere while being completely contemporary. All comforts are catered for in the plush suites and throughout this carefully appointed luxury safari lodge, with surrounding nature inspired décor accent colours. Just 28 guests can be accommodated at the lodge, and the focus is on personal attention, superb service and complete comfort.
The Luxury Suites are set in a large natural garden that blends into the surrounding bushveld savanna landscape. The garden paths connect the suites and the main lodge area.
Elephant Lodge has 12 African wildlife-themed en-suite rooms, with king or twin beds, set in a natural garden with connecting paths to the main lodge. The lodge, nestled among tall shady trees.
Leopard House is a great choice for families or those looking for exclusive accommodation. It has two en-suite bedrooms, one with twin single beds and the other with a king size bed.
The communal areas of the lodge allow for excellent views of the wild gardens and surrounding plains. An intimate library nestles under a thatched roof with air-conditioning, which create a welcome freshness in summer. The fireplace ensures a warm and cosy atmosphere during cooler winter evenings.
The old world-Africa atmosphere is carried through to meals. Breakfast and lunch are served under a canopy of thatch or under the trees, while dinner is usually enjoyed in the rustic outdoor boma, around a roaring open fire (depending on the weather, dinner may also be served indoors).
It’s the perfect place for intimate events, weddings, special occasions, executive meetings or to just relax and enjoy the magnificent vaulted thatch structure and works of wildlife art. Our executive conference facility can cater for smaller conferences or events and offers total exclusivity.
Large Communal Areas with: Pool, Bar, Lounges, Library, Meeting Room & Relaxation Deck
Large Garden With Botanical Routes | Secure Under Roof Parking for Guest Vehicles
Cell Phone Signal Available (unreliable at times).
Witfontein Road
Vaalwater
South Africa
Kaingo is a 16 400 hectare (41 000 acre) private game reserve in the Waterberg District, of the Limpopo Province of South Africa. A pleasant 2.5-hour drive from Johannesburg, makes Kaingo one of the most accessible premier malaria free big game reserves in the country. It is a declared protected area with Critical Biodiversity 1 classification and a core area of the Waterberg Biosphere Reserve, which was officially declared by UNESCO in 2001.
As a declared Nature Reserve with the primary objective of Natural Resource Conservation the Reserve is run along pure, sustainable management and development principles, with an exceptionally low development and tourist footprint. Kaingo Reserve Foundation, a non-profit public benefit organisation is the appointed management authority of the reserve.
The grassy plains and savanna abound with animals such as giraffe, zebra, wildebeest, and impala. It is the diversity of habitat on the reserve that encourages such a wide range of wildlife as well as over 300 bird species, including rare species such as African finfoot and Narina trogon.
Kaingo protects a unique and special environment and the reserve’s owners, and management is deeply committed to conservation and research. It is one of the few reserves where the full tourism income goes towards positive conservation. Every visiting guest directly supports the reserve’s primary objective of conservation.
Rich in human history there is also an array of rock art sites on Kaingo. With hundreds of images spread across 15 sites, Kaingo offers the biggest variety of rock art and archaeological finds dating to the Stone Age.
Engage in fishing activities in the Mokolo River, home to 32 different fish species. The area offers picturesque spots for mostly catch-and-release fishing, with the option to have caught bass prepared by our kitchen chefs as a delightful snack.
We’re striving to conserve the biodiversity, ecological integrity, landscape characteristics and cultural resources of Kaingo Game Reserve for future generations. As custodians of nature for the next generation we have an opportunity and thus responsibility to make a significant contribution to the protection of the Waterberg.
Embark on a serene Mokolo River Boat Cruise to witness the wildlife of Kaingo. Our expert guides ensure an educational journey through the reserves beauty. With the gentle boat pace, experience up-close encounters with animals and the diverse fauna and flora of the region.
Weather Dependant
*NB: River levels are low at the moment.