QWABI PRIVATE GAME RESERVE
An authentic safari destination set in one of only two UNESCO-declared savannah biospheres in Africa, QWABI Private Game Reserve presents you with a unique, immersive safari experience. Here, you will be surrounded by a vibrant, ancient landscape coloured with a water-rich ecosystem, remarkable sightings and scenery, and bespoke luxury at one of two exclusive lodges, LETAMO and BABOHI.
BIG 5 Game Drives, exclusive on 11 000 HA Game Farm.
Limpopo, Waterberg, South Africa
Safari/Luxury
LETAMO at QWABI Private Game Reserve
Limpopo, Waterberg, South Africa
Safari/Luxury
BABOHI at QWABI Private Game Reserve
Exclusive Packages
Family Package
SAVE 50% OFF A SECOND ROOM FOR KIDS UNDER THE AGE OF 16. ALL-INCLUSIVE. T&C's APPLY. VALID UNTIL 31 MARCH 2024.
Romantic Weekend
SAVE 50% OFF A 2-NIGHT STAY OR MORE. ALL-INCLUSIVE EXPERIENCE & COUPLES SPA TREATMENT. VALID UNTIL 31 MARCH 2024.
CONTACT US
Address:
QWABI Private Game Reserve -24.62490, 27.87697
Limpopo, South Africa, 0480
FAQ's
- Children must be older than six to participate in game drives.
- Persons must be 16 years or older to participate in safari walks.
- Children younger than 6 will be able to join in on the daily family game drives, appropriate for younger children.
Babysitting services will be provided on site.
To ensure that you have a comfortable and memorable safari experience, we recommend that you include the following items when packing:
Light-weight clothing
- Swimwear
- Warm clothing, including items such as a jacket, scarf and beanie
- Waterproof jacket
- Hat
- Sunblock
- Sunglasses
- Insect repellent
- Small flashlight
- Binoculars
- Camera
Don’t hesitate to reach out to us if you need further info.
Yes, there is Wi-Fi in the rooms and main areas at each lodge.
QWABI falls within a malaria-free area. We recommend that you contact your local travel clinic for advice on the necessary precautionary measures that you should take for visits to this region.
QWABI is located within the Waterberg Biosphere Reserve, which forms part of the greater Waterberg Region in the province of Limpopo, South Africa. This reserve is one of only two UNESCO-declared savannah biospheres in Africa and is recognised as a critical biodiversity area by the South African National Biodiversity Institute. Known for its exquisite natural beauty and abundance of wildlife, including the Big Five, and birdlife, the Waterberg region gives guests a taste of authentic African wilderness.
The landscape has been relatively untouched by humans and few tarred roads exist in the area, giving those who visit an immersive bush experience. The region is also home to rivers, natural pans and streams, breathtaking mountain gorges and rock formations that display rock paintings by the San, who entered the region thousands of years ago. It’s an area rich in scenic splendour, in restorative ambiance and in cultural depth.
The climate is generally mild in The Waterberg Region, with the coldest temperatures experienced in July and the hottest in December. The months of December and January also typically see late afternoon thunderstorms roll in.
Average Day Temperatures:
36˚C | 36˚F (December to March)
27˚C | 80.6˚F (April to May)
24˚C | 75.2˚F (June to September)
30˚C | 86˚F (October to November)
- South African Rand (ZAR).
- Visa and Mastercard are accepted.
- No cheques, Diners club or Amex cards are accepted.
Guest(s) traveling in a low-profile car is not advised as road cnditions are are uneven and off-road.
