With the stress of everyday city life, an escape to nature provides a welcome break. Flanked by the Magalakwena River to the East and the mighty Limpopo River and Tuli Block to the North, Bivack Game Lodge has been described by many as one of the most beautiful and wild areas in the world.

To truly experience the African bush, its beauty and opportunities is to immerse one’s self in the day-by-day observation of this wide variety of game. Observe their tribulations and struggle for survival, for Africa is not a place to be conquered but a land to be savoured and experienced in its div...

With the stress of everyday city life, an escape to nature provides a welcome break. Flanked by the Magalakwena River to the East and the mighty Limpopo River and Tuli Block to the North, Bivack Game Lodge has been described by many as one of the most beautiful and wild areas in the world.

To truly experience the African bush, its beauty and opportunities is to immerse one’s self in the day-by-day observation of this wide variety of game. Observe their tribulations and struggle for survival, for Africa is not a place to be conquered but a land to be savoured and experienced in its diversity.
It is also a land of warm and friendly people and Bivack is no exception.
Overlooking the Magalakwena River (and home to a family of hippos), the fully staffed main camp consists of 7 en-suite chalets that comfortably sleep 20 people. All chalets are fitted with air-conditioners, hair dryers and en - suite bathrooms. Bivack is also fully licensed and stocks a wide variety of excellent wines.

Each day at Bivack offers adventure and relaxation. In the morning, a game walk; for those who enjoy fishing, take some time to catch some yellow fish, carp, mackerel or tiger fish at one of the many beautiful sites along the Magalakwena or Limpopo Rivers Or just relax at the lodge’s uniquely mopane seed-shaped pool and soak up the bushveld in the warm African sunshine.

When the day begins to cool, we set out on a game drive for sundowners at Eagle's Rock, a high observation point overlooking the Limpopo delta and Tuli Block of Botswana. Later, after dinner which was prepared by our cook, a slow burning boma fire lends the opportunity for companionship and the sharing of big stories against a background of star-filled African skies.