Kapama Karula

Set on the banks of the Klaserie River you will find Kapama Karula, the reserve's most secluded and prestigious lodge. Boasting 12 Villas, Kapama Karula in every way true to its name by being a place of peace. The river glides smoothly forming sparkling pools that attract smaller riverine animals and a myriad of birds in every season.

Consisting of 10 Superior Villas and 2 Family Villas which are the epitome of luxury, Kapama Karula is a destination that should be on your list. Each villa boasts a his and hers basin, inside and outside shower and sliding glass doors providing unrestricted views onto one of the most sought-after locations - the Klaserie River.

The lounge, dining room, bar, pool and pool deck as well as other guest entertainment areas will impress the best of connoisseurs. All of course with unrestricted views onto the Klaserie River.

Rejuvenate your mind, body and soul at the Kapama Karula Wellness Centre, situated on the Klaserie River, boasting breathtaking views of the surrounding African bush. It has a well-equipped gym and 4 stylishly decorated treatment rooms.

The Kapama Romantic Sleep-out offers a million-star overnight experience. Sleeping in the open air on the reserve, elevated high above the ground under the African night sky is a uniquely romantic experience. A raised platform is evocatively furnished with an oversized bed festooned in white linen and billowing mosquito netting. It’s completely safe, while being surrounded by only wilderness and wildlife. The experience is guaranteed to take your breath away.

About Kapama Private Game Reserve

Kapama Private Game Reserve is situated in the Limpopo Province and was proclaimed a private nature reserve in December 1993. Covering approximately 15 000 hectares of prime big game territory, Kapama Private Game Reserve has succeeded in combining the wilderness of the bush with the comforts of five-star hospitality and facilities.

The name comes from Kapama, a Swazi king, whose tribe inhabited and hunted the northern Drakensberg mountain region around Mariepskop back in the 1880s. A game relocation programme was introduced and the reserve now supports a wide variety of game including elephant, buffalo, rhinoceros, and large populations of giraffe, impala, blue wildebeest and kudu. Predators include lion, leopard, cheetah, spotted hyena and many smaller species.