• Above the clouds Above the clouds
  • Hamasha plain on top of the Soutpanberg mountains Hamasha plain on top of the Soutpanberg mountains
  • Giraffe gathering Giraffe gathering
  • Western Soutpansberg Western Soutpansberg Limpopo Province
  • Venda Village Lodge courtyard by Noria Mabasa Venda Village Lodge courtyard by Noria Mabasa
  • View from Vulture Cliffs View from Vulture Cliffs

A magical game and nature reserve on top of the Soutpansberg Mountains.

Our eco friendly Game and Nature Reserve is situated on top of the Soutpansberg mountains in the Limpopo province, South Africa, in one of the country’s most unique environments. 

 

Leshiba offers accommodation in The Venda Village Lodge, Hamasha Bush Camp and the Indigenous Knowledge Centre with both full board and self-catering options.

 

Walk amongst wildlife including rhino, leopard, porcupines and pangolins; along spectacular trails through forests, across plains and down breathtaking gorges with sparkling pools. Visit ancient rock art sites. Enjoy sundowner game drives, guided walks, adventure horse riding and more.

 

Leshiba accommodation options

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Venda Village lodge

Venda Village Lodge

The Venda Village Lodge is an authentic traditional village re-created together with internationally renowned Venda artists, Noria Mabasa and Thomas Kubayi.

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Luxury Suites e

Luxury Suites

Mwedzi and Duvha, the two luxury suites offer a romantic and secluded stay with private plunge pools and patios overlooking the animals grazing on the plain below.

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Hamasha Bush Camp

Hamasha Bush Camp

Hamasha Bush Camp offers self-catering accommodation in a spectacular, remote setting with breathtaking views through Hamasha gorge.

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Indigenous Knowledge Centre

Indigenous Knowledge Centre

The IKC is Leshiba's group accommodation venue, situated close to the cliffs with endless views. Ideal for workshops, small conferences and interest groups.

More info on the Indigenous Knowledge Centre