Springbok Lodge, within this Conservancy, is community owned, this lodge is ideal for large groups and has fantastic conferencing facilities ideal for conferences, corporate incentives, and team building. The Lodge accommodates guests in luxury tents, with a high-altitude sports facility in the pipeline, this is a must for all sports enthusiasts.

The 21 up-market and beautifully appointed tented units, each with spectacular views over the landscape and mountains beyond, are well spaced for total privacy and include an en-bathroom, veranda, and outdoor shower with great views of the bushveld.

The lodge features a central boma, restaurant and bar, famous Springbok memorabilia, two sports fields in close proximity, a state-of-the-art gym with changing facilities Bush Braais and sunny skies, in a malaria-free and disability friendly zone, promises a comfortable and carefree holiday filled with much laughter and camaraderie.

About the Nambiti Private Game Reserve

Nambiti Private Game Reserve is a private Big Five and Wonderful Seven bush retreat and game conservancy set on 20,000 acres of malaria-free bushveld in KwaZulu Natal. It has an incredible biodiversity including savannah, grasslands, thornveld and tall acacia trees.

The Sundays River flows through the reserve and has two 40-metre waterfalls with magnificent ravine bush, home to several rare bird species The Nambiti Private Game Reserve has three times the carrying capacity of regions like Botswana and is the only reserve in the region with the big five. We currently have over thirty other species of game including giraffe, hippo, hyena, impala, springbok, and zebra. Encounter one of these magnificent animals only 4 hours from Johannesburg and 3 hours from Durban. The spirit of Africa will fill your soul and the experience will stay with you forever. The roar of lions and the ambience of a traditional boma will make you want to return, year after year.

The Nambiti Private Game Reserve is situated 25 km's east of Ladysmith and is only 3½ hours from Johannesburg, 2½ hours from Durban and 40 minutes from the Drakensberg.