Kwamahla Lodge

Kwamahla Lodge is a secluded accommodation situated in the picturesque North West Province, offering a serene escape from the daily grind. The lodge is conveniently located within a scenic drive from Brits, the Hartbeespoort Dam, and approximately an hour from Pretoria and two hours from OR Tambo International Airport. Its proximity to the renowned Sun City and Pilansberg National Park allows guests to experience the wonders of the bush and its captivating wildlife while enjoying luxurious accommodations.

The lodge features five charming thatched chalets, each with two bedrooms and two bathrooms, located among indigenous Acacia trees. The chalets provide a tranquil sanctuary, equipped with fully-furnished kitchenettes, including refrigerators and microwave ovens. Quality linens and towels are provided, and four of the chalets offer private braai areas. Guests can indulge in the sparkling swimming pool or savor delicious grilled meals at the communal braai area. The rustic and secluded boma, built around a magnificent lead wood tree, offers a unique setting for memorable experiences, complete with a bar and catering facilities.

Kwamahla Lodge features exceptional conference facilities, accommodating up to 30 people for extended conferences and up to 50 participants for shorter one-day events. The fully air-conditioned conference venue is equipped with state-of-the-art audiovisual equipment, fax, and internet facilities, providing a seamless and productive environment for corporate gatherings. The lodge also caters to special occasions such as end-of-year functions for up to 50 people, weddings, and receptions, with full bar facilities and DStv exclusively available to guests and conference groups.

Golf enthusiasts can explore five internationally and nationally preferred golf courses in close proximity to the lodge. Nearby attractions include the Vaalkop and Rooikoppies dams and the meandering Crocodile River, adding to the tranquility of the stay. Guests can witness the beauty of nature as six resident impala rams gracefully graze the lawns throughout the night. The lodge also offers game drives and wildlife viewing, with resident species including impala, kudu, nyala, blue wildebeest, zebra, blesbok, waterbuck, and warthog.