Nestled in the breathtaking Soutpansberg Mountains of Limpopo, South Africa, Few & Far Luvhondo offers an exclusive safari retreat surrounded by some of the largest Baobab trees in Southern Africa. Set within one of the most unique biospheres in the region, our lodge seamlessly blends adventure, relaxation, and conservation for an unforgettable African escape.

Soar above the landscape on Solfari, our one-of-a-kind aerial cable car safari experience, offering unrivaled views of diverse wildlife and untouched wilderness from a unique vantage point. Spot rare flora and fauna, embark on guided hikes through pristine nature, or sleep under the stars for a deeply immersive safari experience. (Opening Mid 2026)

Unwind in spacious, exquisitely designed suites with sweeping mountain views, private verandahs, and plunge pools for the ultimate relaxation. Indulge in gourmet dining, crafted from fresh, local ingredients, while embracing our commitment to regenerative travel that fosters a deeper connection between nature and humans. Discover a safari like no other, where vast landscapes, immersive wildlife experiences, and world-class hospitality come together. Whether you choose to hike, embark on thrilling game drives, or explore from the air on Solfari, Few & Far Luvhondo offers an exclusive, transformational journey into Africa’s wild heart.

About the Soutpansberg

Located in northern Limpopo, bordering Botswana and Zimbabwe, the Soutpansberg Vhembe Region is a land of breathtaking landscapes, ancient legends, and rich biodiversity. Towering baobab trees stand resilient amid vast expanses of Indigenous bush, while the region’s deep cultural roots, tied to the vhaVenda people, add an air of mystery to this spectacular wilderness.

The Soutpansberg mountain range stretches 130 km from Vivo in the west to Kruger National Park in the east. It forms part of the UNESCO Vhembe Biosphere Reserve, a treasure trove of untamed beauty, diverse ecosystems, and protected nature reserves. To the west, the craggy peaks of the Soutpansberg, or ‘Salt Pan Mountain,’ rise dramatically above the landscape. This ancient range takes its name from the giant salt pan that has sustained communities for centuries. As you journey beyond the mountains, the terrain transitions into the Limpopo Valley’s vast, wildlife-rich plains, where iconic baobabs and mopane trees dominate the horizon.

The Mapungubwe National Park and Makapane Valley, both UNESCO heritage sites, reveal remnants of ancient civilizations, offering an intriguing glimpse into the region’s deep history. Whether exploring the untouched wilderness, engaging with local culture, or enjoying luxury safari lodges, the Soutpansberg Region is a destination that seamlessly blends adventure, history, and warm African hospitality.