Nedile Lodge is in malaria-free, "Big Five" Welgevonden Game Reserve, which is approximately a 3 hours road drive away from Pretoria, South Africa.

The wildlife rich Nedile lodge in Welgevonden Game Reserve in South Africa's Limpopo Province has been declared a Heritage Site.

The exclusive Nedile accommodates a total of ten guests in five well-appointed safari chalets. Providing a beautiful view of the bushveld and the surrounding Waterberg mountains, each Luxury Suite features a fireplace, a private deck, ceiling fan, indoor and outdoor shower as well as a bathroom.

The main Nedile lodge building features a dining room, bar and a welcoming lounge where guests are invited to sit back, relax and enjoy the tranquil natural surroundings of the Welgevonden Game Reserve in South Africa. The perfect spot to take in all the natural views is the sundeck.

Guests may take a refreshing swim in the outdoor rock pool and participate in one of the wildlife viewing activities which include safari drives as well as guided walks (subject to availability). Under the supervision of experienced game rangers and trackers, these exciting events offer visitors a way to learn about the rich flora and fauna.

Meals at Nedile Lodge are unique events with perfectly designed menu choices that are sure to delight all guests staying here. Guests can either enjoy a sit-down meal in the gorgeous dining area or under the stars at the outside boma.

About the Welgevonden Game Reserve 

The Welgevonden Game Reserve, located just three hours’ north of Johannesburg in the Limpopo Province’s Waterberg plateau, is one of the most ruggedly scenic reserves in South Africa, characterised by rolling hills, rugged gorges and grassy plains.

Aptly meaning ‘well found’, the Welgevonden is unlike anywhere else on earth, a true wilderness area with excellent game viewing and stunning scenery. Enjoy this mountain bushveld environment with roaring rivers and sweeping horizon views. The reserve is located at high altitude, enjoys a mild climate and is Malaria free making it worth a visit any time of the year.

As a result of the reserve’s diverse landscapes, visitors can enjoy Big Five sightings, in addition to encounters with over 50 mammal species, 250 bird species and some of the bush’s most beautiful wildflowers that make their appearance in early spring.

The Welgevonden also boasts one of Africa’s largest populations of white rhino on a private reserve, with such unusual species as brown hyena, aardwolf and aardvark also located within the reserve. The reserve has never been a hunting area and as such game viewing is up and close and personal. In addition to great game viewing, there is also ancient San Rock Art.

This is Africa at its most interesting and at its best.