Mopane Bush Lodge, of African Renaissance design, nestles in the mopane bushveld. The lodge has been designed to provide simple luxury while being luxuriously simple, ensuring guests can relax in quiet exclusivity.
The entrance leads onto a mezzanine where the vista of the bushveld unfolds before you. A curved wooden staircase sweeps down into the dining room & lounge.
The full service bar links the boma and lapa which overlooks the sparkling pool.
Mopane Bush Lodge has accommodation for 16 in eight secluded, twin bedded, en-suite thatched chalets, each within its o...
Mopane Bush Lodge, of African Renaissance design, nestles in the mopane bushveld. The lodge has been designed to provide simple luxury while being luxuriously simple, ensuring guests can relax in quiet exclusivity.
The entrance leads onto a mezzanine where the vista of the bushveld unfolds before you. A curved wooden staircase sweeps down into the dining room & lounge.
The full service bar links the boma and lapa which overlooks the sparkling pool.
Mopane Bush Lodge has accommodation for 16 in eight secluded, twin bedded, en-suite thatched chalets, each within its own kraal. There is an uninterrupted view to the horizon from each verandah.
The spacious bedrooms are designed for you to enjoy your stay in comfort, with deep firm mattresses, luxurious linen and large absorbent towels. All windows and doors are screened. There is a safe in the wardrobe for guests to store their valuables. The coffee/tea station, together with iced water, is available for refreshment at any time.
Each chalet has its own en-suite shower room with a 110v/220v-shaver plug and a hairdryer. Or the more daring can take a shower outdoors under the African skies.
One of the chalets is designed and equipped to be wheelchair friendly.
The sparkling pool, with waterfall and martini seat, is an option on a warm valley day.
Excellent international cuisine, with a personal touch, is served in our spacious dining room, in the boma, in the lapa overlooking the sparkling pool or in the bush. Meals are designed and served to meet the programmes of activities of the guests. A full service bar is available. Guests who plan to be out for the day are provided with a substantial picnic.
A walking trail leads to a hide overlooking the dam where game and birds can be observed.
There is a large bird pond, with a bench, where guests can relax and watch the birds, dragonflies and sometimes game coming for a drink.
The lodge has open game viewing vehicles for drives on the Nature Reserve and in Mapungubwe National Park.
