This 38 000-hectare, big five park on the Waterberg Plateau hosts a number of fine lodges. It boasts more than 50 species of mammals, including brown hyena, aardwolf and aardvark, while the grassy plains teem with antelope.
Birders can expect over 250 species, including the rare blue crane. There has never been hunting in the reserve, so the wildlife is relaxed, ensuring excellent sightings. Welgevonden has more than a dozen lodges to choose from.
By Justin Fox
During the 1980s, the original Welgevonden farm was owned by a man named Pienkes Du Plessis. The region was home to many during the Middle ...
The Welgevonden Private Game Reserve is located in the Waterberg District of Limpopo, South Africa. Welgevonden is one of the most easily ac...
The Welgevonden Private Game Reserve is renowned for its rare natural beauty and abundance of wildlife, including the Big Five....
Welgevonden Private Nature Reserve forms part of the Waterberg region in South Africa’s Limpopo province. In 2001, UNESCO declared part of...