Leshiba Wilderness

Leshiba Wilderness is a luxury private wildlife and eco-tourism destination situated atop the Soutpansberg Mountains, 36km west of Louis Trichardt in Limpopo, South Africa. The property offers a unique experience where guests can freely walk among wildlife without guides, explore untamed terrain on mountain bikes, track game, learn about medicinal plants, and discover ancient Rock Art.

The accommodation options include the Venda Art Lodge, an authentic traditional village created by renowned artist Noria Mabasa, featuring sculpted walls and mystical Venda elements. The lodge includes various room types, from standard twins to luxury suites. The property also offers Hamasha Bush Camp, a self-catering facility nestled in an amphitheatre of high cliffs, and Luvhondo Bush Camp, which can accommodate larger groups.

The luxury suites are equipped with private plunge pools, outdoor showers, and spacious decks overlooking the plains where animals graze. All accommodations feature quality amenities including 100% cotton linen, en-suite bathrooms, and some units include fully equipped kitchens and private braai (barbecue) areas.

Activities at Leshiba include single-track mountain biking trails, guided walks, game drives, and various wellness experiences. The property maintains a strong focus on wilderness conservation, art, culture, wellbeing, and mindfulness, offering transformative travel experiences. Due to its remote location, Leshiba requires a minimum two-night stay and does not permit day visitors or self-driving on the property.

The establishment caters to both full-board and self-catering preferences, with facilities varying according to the accommodation type chosen. High clearance vehicles are essential for accessing certain areas of the property, particularly the Hamasha Bush Camp.