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Access and directions to the Nungubane Game Lodge, Welgevonden Game Reserve
By air:
There is a landing strip in close proximity to the Nungubane Game Lodge. The airstrip co-ordinates are 24° 17' 09 S 27°47' 09 E. The Helipad Co-ordinates for the Nungubane Game Lodge are: 24° 16' 84 S 27°45' 68 E
By Road:
From Johannesburg take the N1 towards Pietersburg/Polokwane to the Kranskop Toll Plaza. At the Toll Plaza follow the Nylstroom off ramp. Continue through Nylstroom, carry on through Vaalwater and continue to the Main Gate - 26 Kilometres from Vaalwater. Do not enter the Main Gate but rather continue on until the Schoongelegen turn-off (22.5 km's). Turn left to Schoongelegen and continue on sand road to the West Gate (16.5 km's). Enter at the West Gate (be sure not to enter at the contractors gate). Secure parking is provided at the West Gate and a vehicle will transport you to your private game lodge.
Important Information Relating to Arrival and Departure:
On arrival guests are required to leave their vehicles in the secure parking area at the West Gate or the Main Gate. No private vehicles are allowed in the Welgevonden Private Game Reserve.
Climate of the Waterberg region, South Africa
The climate of the Waterberg area can be described as warm temperate with three distinct seasons.
- From May to July it is dry with mean daily maximum and minimum temperatures of 22.3°C and 2.6°C respectively. Ground frosts occur regularly, particularly in low-lying areas.
- From August to October, daily temperatures begin to rise, with mean daily maximum and minimum temperatures of 27.6 °C and 8.6°C respectively, and although generally dry, occasional thunderstorms develop.
- The annual wet season extends from November to April, with mean daily maximum and minimum temperatures of 29.3°C and 14.5°C respectively.
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WELGEVONDEN GAME RESERVE LODGES /
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The exclusive Nungubane Game Lodge is a mere three hours drive from Johannesburg situated in the sprawling wilderness of the Welgevonden Private Game Reserve in South Africa's Limpopo Province. A maximum of 10 guests can be accommodated at the Nungubane Lodge in its 5 luxuriously appointed chalets.
Malaria free and in the heart of the spectacular Waterberg, the Nungubane Game Lodge is surrounded by 35000 hectare of untamed African bush offering unforgettable Big 5 game viewing.
At 34 000 hectares in size, Welgevonden Private Game Reserve lies in the Waterberg plateau, just north of Johannesburg, South Africa. Here guests enjoy unlimited traversing through the reserve and experience an environment where biodiversity conservation and game viewing are managed in harmony.
Accommodation at the Nungubane Game Lodge
The Nungubane Game Lodge features a total of 5 Luxury Chalets:
- 2 Luxury Chalets feature king size beds
- 3 Luxury Chalets are furnished with twin beds
Features of the Luxury Chalets include:
- Private verandah/deck per chalet
- All chalets have en-suite bathrooms
- Extra outdoor showers in each chalet
- Hairdryers
- Overhead fans
- Tea and coffee making facilities
- Fireplaces.
Activities, which are offered at the Nungubane Game Lodge, Welgevonden Game Reserve
- Big 5 Safari in open landrovers
- Bush Dinners
- Bird Watching
- Walking Safaris (on request)
- Swimming
Welgevonden Game Reserve, Waterberg / Limpopo Province, South Africa
The Welgevonden Private Game Reserve is characterized by its rolling wooded mountains which are cut by deep rocky ravines and majestic gorges. Welgevonden aptly meaning 'well found', this is a place of rare and rugged beauty, plentiful wildlife and prolific birdlife. Spectacular scenery and excellent game viewing make the Welgevonden Game Reserve very unique. Guests who have the opportunity to visit this game reserve will be able to experience the spirit of true African wilderness.
The Welgevonden Game Reserve, Limpopo Province, is home to over 50 different mammals, including the Big Five, and boasts one of the largest populations of white rhino on a private reserve anywhere in Africa. There are rare and unusual species too, such as brown hyena, aardwolf and aardvark which are mainly seen at night. The grassy plains abound with antelope from the largest eland to the diminutive duiker, and cheetah, lion and leopard are always close by. It is the diversity of habitat on the reserve that encourages such a wide range of wildlife as well as over 300 bird species, including rare blue cranes.
At 34 000 hectares in size, the Welgevonden Private Game Reserve lies in the Waterberg plateau, north of Johannesburg. Here guests enjoy unlimited traversing through the game reserve and experience an environment where biodiversity conservation and game viewing are managed in harmony. It is here where the unique and special environment is preserved and the reserve's management is strongly committed to ongoing conservation research and development.
The evocative wilderness area of the Welgevonden Game Reserve offers an exclusive, intimate experience of the African bush with only a limited number of guests having access to the reserve at any one time. No private vehicles are permitted, which ensures minimal human impact and the ultimate wilderness experience. Historically, wildlife on the reserve has never been hunted so game viewing is always up close and personal. There is also andcient and delicate Bushman rock art on Welgevonden.
Welgevonden offers the discerning visitor something completely different. This is mountain bushveld with rivers running through it and sweeping views to far horizons. It's high altitude, temperate climate and malaria free makes it worth a visit all year round. Welgevonden is certainly one of the finest places to watch wildlife, sense wilderness and touch the spirit of true Africa.
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