EXCURSIONS

Excursion Pricing

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Big Game Drive

Led by expert rangers who are passionate about wildlife, daily game drives reveal the incredible biodiversity of the Waterberg and make your moment in the South African sun feel personal.

$200 PER PERSON
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Bush Braai

One of the most memorable experiences at Hippo Lakes. It follows an evening drive and brings guests together outdoors for an authentic South African BBQ beneath the night sky.

$75 PER PERSON
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Elephant Interaction

Guests have the opportunity to meet these gentle giants up close, interact with them, and learn more about their intelligence, personalities, and care.

$200 PER PERSON
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Wine Tasting

Whether you’re a seasoned collector or simply appreciate a well-chosen glass, our guided tastings offer an unhurried way to wind down after a day in the bush.

$150 PER PERSON
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Sky Safari

Sky Safari offers a bird’s-eye perspective of Hippo Lakes and the surrounding reserve, sweeping over plains, waterways, and wildlife-rich areas that feel very different when seen from the air. Subject to availability and operates only when minimum guest numbers are met.

$250 PER PERSON

Entabeni Game Reserve

Entabeni, meaning “place of the mountain,” is a roughly 22,000 hectare malaria-free reserve in the World Heritage Waterberg Biosphere. Its dramatic terrain spans five distinct ecosystems, from craggy upper-escarpment plains to the warmer sandveld and wetlands below.
The reserve offers the chance to see big game such as lion, elephant and cheetah, alongside more than 55 mammal species, around 300 plants and over 380 birds, with game drives and walking safaris available.

Kaingo Game Reserve

Kaingo is a 16,400 hectare private reserve in Limpopo’s Waterberg District and one of the country’s premier malaria-free destinations. A core part of the UNESCO Waterberg Biosphere, it features rolling wooded mountains, deep ravines, and the Mokolo River winding through cliffs and waterfalls.

Meaning “place of the leopard,” Kaingo offers the chance to see big game such as lion, elephant and cheetah, along with over 50 mammal species and more than 250 bird species. Managed by a non-profit foundation, it channels its full tourism income into conservation.