Mopane Bush Lodge
Safari, LodgeRated 4.5 in 126 Reviews
R 3,000
Per night for 2 adults
Mopane Bush Lodge is an exclusive safari destination situated adjacent to the Mapungubwe National Park and UNESCO World Heritage site in the northern Limpopo Province of South Africa. The lodge is located within the Mapesu Private Game Reserve, a 12,500-hectare property characterized by distinctive sandstone formations and mopane bushveld, offering guests an intimate wildlife experience.
The property features various accommodation options to suit different preferences. The main lodge offers luxury 4-star accommodation with private splash pools, while the Wilderness Tented Camp provides luxurious Serengeti-style tents with outdoor showers and private en-suite facilities. Additional options include self-catering units, the Lucca Lodge accommodating up to 24 guests, and a campsite for those seeking a more rustic experience.
Conservation plays a central role in the lodge's operations, with active involvement in biodiversity protection and species reintroduction programs, particularly focusing on endangered animals. The reserve partners with various conservation organizations to achieve these objectives and offers guests unique conservation expedition experiences alongside field experts.
The lodge forms part of the prestigious Pearls of Limpopo tour collection and serves as a popular stopover point en route to Kruger National Park, which is two and a half hours away. Guests can participate in various activities including game drives, cultural tours, specialist birding excursions, and wellness spa treatments. Dining experiences range from traditional boma dinners around a fire to sophisticated bush dining under the stars.
The property takes pride in offering authentic African experiences while maintaining high standards of comfort and service. Its location off the mainstream tourist track provides visitors with a genuine bush experience, making it ideal for romantic getaways, family holidays, archaeological enthusiasts, and wildlife observers.