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Thakadu African Safaris invites you to come and taste the Bushveld in an unforgettable experience of its natural wonders. Thakadu African Safaris was established in 1995 by developing 1075ha of indigenous Bushveld in an enclosed Nature Conservation area. Thakadu Safaris specializes in Hunting, Photo Safaris, Adventurous African Safaris and providing our customers with a unique personalized package and itinerary tailored to individual needs. We are situated in the heart of a biosphere reserve located in the magical Waterberg Mountains, Bushveld and savannah region of the Limpopo Province. This is not only a premier wildlife area, but also a sanctuary for rare and endangered animals like the beautiful Rhino. A truly rich and remarkable ecosystem that is free of malaria. The abundance of game provides our guest with exciting choices. Plains game such as Eland, Impala, Waterbuck, Zebra, Blesbuck, Blue Wildebeest, Bushbuck, Warthog, Bushpig, Red Hartebeest, Giraffe and even some

For a magical African experience, visit our Eco-friendly Private Game and Nature Reserve, which stretches along the top of the western Soutpansberg Mountains in the Limpopo province of South Africa. Located in mountainous terrain, the reserve is often lost in morning mist; the high moisture has resulted in rich and varied vegetation, from open plains to natural bushveld and high canopy forest. There are more than 335 species of trees and a wide variety of birds, including black eagles, purple crested and Knysna Turacos and the rare Narina Trogon. The larger game includes leopard, giraffe, zebra, brown hyena and numerous species of antelope. H12 Leshiba is best explored on foot where we offer you the unique opportunity to walk unguided amongst our animals. H12 Leshiba offers accommodation in The Venda Village Lodge, Hamasha Bush Camp and Luvhondo Camp - with both full board and self-catering options.

ie Boer Die Belg is situated in the beautiful Waterberg Bushveld. Originally the entire area around us was one large farm known as Rietvally. Although the size of Rietvally is undetermined, many believe it to have been around 4000 hectares. Between 1996 and 1998 Rietvally was divided into several smaller farms of about 200 hectares each, of which Die Boer Die Belg is one. When driving around the farm, it is interesting to see how the vegetation changes from one area to the next - from 'forest-like' areas to grass and thorn-tree areas, then wetland areas through to the very sparse vegetation of the 'desert'.

A mere 220 miles from Johannesburg airport lays the hunting lodge of Limpopo Game Safaris. Nestled next to the Limpopo river lays a 5, 500 ha (12, 600 acres) hunting area abound with a large number of game species.