Shibula Lodge
`Welgevonden Private Game Reserve, South Africa
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Shibula Lodge

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Shibula Lodge Highlights

Shibula Lodge and Bush Spa is situated within the Welgevonden Game Reserve. The area is malaria free and home to the Big Five. Shibula is the ideal destination for a bush escape, only 2.5 hours from Johannesburg. Shibula Lodge and Bush Spa is a five star accredited lodge and offers some of the best game viewing in South Africa in the 36 000 hectare Welgevonden Private Game Reserve.

Shibula Lodge Description

Shibula Lodge offers eight elegant safari suites, each with air-conditioning, a private patio, inside and outside showers, Victorian baths and mini bars. Three of the suites offer Jacuzzi's and two suites offer a private heated pool. Satellite TV is available in certain suites only. Additional facilities enjoyed at Shibula Lodge include a sauna and bush spa with full beauty treatments; a gymnasium, a swimming pool and private rock pool, a library, wine cellar, and curio shop displaying Africa at its best. Gourmet meals are served in the main dining area and under a star-studded sky in the boma. All dietary requirements are catered for.

Shibula Lodge Game Viewing

Welgevonden Private Game Reserve is a malaria-free reserve, famous for the big five, lion, rhino, buffalo, elephant and leopard. The reserve is home to an extraordinary diversity of plant and animal life, as well as more than 350 species of birds. Guests have access to the entire 36 000 hectare reserve and all game activities are accompanied by expert rangers who are all too eager to share their knowledge. Guests are assured of exceptional game viewing, including the excellent Rhino sightings and more antelope that can be seen in one area than in any other game reserve in Southern Africa. Game rarely seen in other reserves includes aardvark and brown hyena, eland, gemsbok, tsessebe and bush pig, all of which can be sighted in Welgevonden Game Reserve. Night game drives give guests an insight into African wildlife by night.