Sediba private game lodge rates

From breakfasts served in the bush, alfresco lunch on the deck overlooking the valley, and dinners in the unique Rock Boma, a different dining location is possible each night.

In-room dining may also be requested for any special occasion, offering an intimate and peaceful dining experience under the stars. Morning and evening game drives take guests into the heart of the extraordinary Welgevonden Game Reserve, guided by experienced and knowledgeable rangers.

Experience the Big 5 and more than 50 different mammals such as giraffe, kudu and zebra, as well as more unusual species like the brown hyena, aardwolf and aardvark. Bushwalks, private game drives and bespoke stargazing can be arranged upon request, subject to availability and an additional fee. Rock Lodge is home to a fully equipped gym and sauna, available to all guests for complimentary use.

The luxurious on-site spa offers numerous beauty treatments and massages, pampering guests with superior service. Sediba Luxury Safari Lodge rates are highly competitive and individually calculated. Please contact us for your personal quote. His love and passion for the environment drove him to take up the position as the WEAP coordinator in , where he has since thrived, living out his dream of bringing environmental education to the youth and impacting lives in the surrounding community.

Mongezi Nene was born and raised in the small town of Nongoma, Kwazulu Natal. The JOC serves to ensure that every occurrence, incident or event of any kind is handled fitly.

Rebecca was born and educated in Johannesburg where she matriculated from Sunward Park High school in She moved to Vaalwater with her family in and was employed as the co-ordinator for the Waterberg Biosphere managing the Department of Environmental Affairs Youth Environmental Services project as well as the Medupi Leadership Initiative. Rebecca joined Welgevonden on a permanent basis in June Rebecca is married with 2 children.

Johanna was born and educated in Vaalwater for both primary and high school. She furthered her schooling at Tshwane University of Technology where she obtained a National Diploma in Human Resources and Management with payroll certificates. Her internship was completed in Kruger National Park based at Skukuza camp after which she was employed at Absa Bank, where she worked from — Wild Ivory Eco Lodge Travel star rating:. Fredwin was born in Nuwerus and raised in Strandfontein in the Western Cape.

His intrigue with nature started early with his love for the Knysna forests. He initially pursued a career path in IT but soon realized that this was not the right path and returned once again to his love of nature. His desire to gain as much experience with the outside world as possible has now led him to pursue Nature Conservation studies at Nelson Mandela University George campus, where he is currently a third-year student completing his Work Integrated learning year at the Reserve.

Ultimately, he wishes to leave behind a more sustainable environment that future generations can benefit from. Tessa grew up in the city of Port Elizabeth in the Eastern Cape, but has always felt more at home in bushveld. Her passion for nature was driven by her mother who is an avid naturalist with a love for birds and plants. Tinyiko Solomon Ngobeni was born in at Vembe district in the Village called Ga-phooko, he started primary school at Radikwela school in Vaalwater and completed my high school in Mopani District at Khesethwane high school in Tzaneen.

After finishing school in he began his Security career at Shambala Game Reserve as the fence patroller and access control officer and it is during this time where he fell in love with wildlife. In he became the Security Manager. He has obtained comprehensive security related training in access control, perimeter and Anti-poaching and has also trained as a firearm instructor and has a strong background in surveillance.

Solly joined the Welgevonden team in March as the Security Deputy Manager responsible for Anti-poaching, access control Police and Community patrols. Michelle spent her formative years travelling and living in various remote forestry locations.

Her father was an avid outdoorsman with a passion for birds, trees and nature in general and he imparted this passion to Michelle at a young age. After completing high school in White River she went on to study Zoology at the University of Pretoria where she completed her Honours looking at the learning capabilities of benthic sharks, a Masters studying how sengis rewarm from daily torpor and she is currently completing her Doctorate examining the usefulness of bird behaviour in assessing species vulnerability to rising temperatures.

Michelle has a penchant for nature photography and translating scientific research into an understandable context for non-scientists and the general public, through the use of photography and written word.

Koos was born, grew up and currently lives on the farm Uitval, which is close to the Reserve. He attended Hans Strijdom High School matriculating in and joined the permanent force with the Airfield Maintenance Unit, building and maintaining airfields throughout South Africa and Namibia.

It was here he started his apprenticeship, and qualified in , as both a petrol and diesel mechanic, specialising in earth moving equipment. He moved to Samancor Eastern Chrome, where he worked on underground drilling rigs, loaders, transport vehicles and pick-ups, primarily working on the electrical and hydraulic aspects.

At the end of he moved back to the farm Uitval and has assisted the Reserve workshop on a part time basis when required. He was employed as the Workshop Supervisor and Mechanic as of April Phillipa Pip was born and raised in the UK, only visiting South Africa for the first time in as a research student during her university studies.

During this time, her love of the bushveld was founded and took control over her career path. She started working at Welgevonden in April where she helped found the Welgevonden Volunteer and Research Programme and has since qualified as an Advanced Field Guide and married her husband, Sam. Armstrong was born in in Elim in Limpopo. Armstrong has had a passion for nature and its functions since he was young and decided to study Nature Conservation when he was 16 years old.

Armstrong was selected as one of two students to do his Working Integrated Learning WIL at Welgevonden Game Reserve for as the final step to completing his diploma. Armstrong has a big interest in conservation research as well as the role of animals and birds within the environment.

Mariaan was born and educated in Natal where she matriculated from at Greytown High School in After a stint in the army, she moved into administration working for Nissan and Parmalat for a number of years. It is a combination of the stunning location with its breathtaking views, the accommodation fit for royalty and the personal, around the clock service that make a stay at Sediba Lodge unforgettable. At Sediba, guests are invited to enjoy wild luxury and unrivalled hospitality in the complete privacy of one of fifteen intimate and uniquely designed suites.

Privacy and exclusivity are the keys to relaxation here. Surrounded by the splendor of the Welgevonden Nature Reserve , with horizons provided courtesy of the cascading peaks of the Waterberg Mountains, what better place to spend time connecting with nature and experiencing the reviving tranquility of the bush? Two all-suite lodges provide the luxurious accommodation at Sediba. Letlapa is the larger half of the lodge: ultra spacious, with a sleek and modern feel.

The suites are linked to the main lodge and each other by wooden boardwalks. Each suite is met by an en suite lounge with a fireplace and some suites feature open-plan bathrooms. Private decks have built-in Jacuzzis as well as outdoor showers for refreshment in the warm African air. These intimate, open-plan suites each have a lounge, double bedroom and en-suite bathroom, and open onto personal viewing decks. The well stocked Welgevonden Reserve is a sanctuary for iconic African wildlife including elephants, lions and rhinos.

One of the largest privately owned reserves in South Africa, the reserve contains 50 different mammal species, and one of the biggest populations of White Rhino on a private reserve in Africa.

Of course, the extensive array of indigenous flora is home to over species of birds, which find the diversity of habitats irresistible. A landscape of varying terrains, from densely wooded hills to expansive savannah plains, is encircled by the Waterberg Mountain range. Excludes: R85,00 pppn bed night fee Road and Air Transfers on request.