Igugu Lodge is the perfect Bushveld Escape.  It is ideal for groups of friends, travel groups or business persons as this private self-catering lodge can accommodate up to 8 people sharing in 4 separate en-suite bedrooms.  Our Igugu Lodge is well appointed and tastefully decorated.  Guests enjoy spending their evenings around the central bonfire, punctuated only by the call of the wild.

• 4 En-suite Bedrooms
• Private Swimming Pool
• Satellite TV
• Free WiFi
• Fully Equipped Kitchen
• Airconditioned
• Braai / BBQ Facilities

Igugu / íːɡuːɡu / Noun
It’s Zulu which means something of value, your pride and joy.  A treasure.

Inxala Retreat is a peaceful 4-sleeper self-catering lodge.  Custom built, this lovely house boasts two-bedrooms and two-bathrooms to comfortably accommodate up to 4 people sharing.  The added feature of fly screens fitted to the windows lets fresh air in yet ensures insects are kept out – it’s bush sleeping at its best.  Fully equipped for self-catering with a covered veranda and outside built-in braai perfect for enjoying the sights and sounds of the surrounding bush.  Inxala Retreat is the ideal option for guests looking for a quiet and peaceful bush retreat.

• King bedroom, en-suite with bath
• Twin beds, separate bathroom with shower
• Satellite TV
• Fully Equipped Kitchen
• Airconditioned
• Braai / BBQ Facilities

Inxala / (-ama) / Noun
The isiXhosa name for the Reedbuck,
known for its whistling call & high bouncing jumps

Javali Lodge is an ideal break-away for families or groups of friends.  This private self-catering lodge can accommodate up to 8 people sharing in 4 bedrooms and offers guests a relaxed and comfortable stay deep within the Hoedspruit Wildlife Estate.  Our Javali Lodge boasts a great covered entertainment area with a fire pit – perfect for bush dining and long lazy evenings spent star gazing.

• 4 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms
• Private Swimming Pool
• Satellite TV
• Fully Equipped Kitchen
• Airconditioned
• Braai / BBQ Facilities

Javali / ʒɐ.vɐˈli / Noun
It’s the Portuguese name for a Wild Boar.  In South Africa – it’s a Warthog