The Klaserie Private Nature Reserve spans 60,000 hectares (148 000 acres) of pristine wilderness in South Africa, featuring a range of landscapes and ecosystems that make it a prime area for wildlife viewing and conservation. In the northern section, the terrain is defined by rocky, undulating hills along the Olifants River, while dense Mopani tree thickets dominate the eastern region. The central and western parts showcase a mix of bushveld, providing diverse habitats that support abundant wildlife. Running south to north, the Klaserie River is a major perennial water source within the reserve, lined with towering Jackalberry, leadwood, and Appleleaf trees that provide shade and sustenance for a variety of animals. The reserve is unfenced, allowing wildlife to roam freely across the landscape, which supports natural predator-prey dynamics. This setting, with its varied terrain and ample vegetation, creates ideal conditions for hunting and game viewing, offering visitors a truly immersive experience in the African bush.

Timbavati Private Nature Reserve

The Timbavati Private Nature Reserve covers 53,000 hectares (130 000 acres) of unfenced, rugged wilderness, offering an authentic experience of Africa’s wild beauty. In the east, sandy riverbeds and dense Mopani tree thickets create shaded, secluded habitats for wildlife, while the central and western regions feature mixed open bush, ideal for spotting a wide range of animal species. The reserve’s seasonal river, the Timbavati River, runs along the southern boundary, and several large dams serve as vital water sources, attracting animals year-round. Towering leadwood and Appleleaf trees add to the dramatic landscape, which is known for its diverse terrain, making it a prime area for hunting and game viewing. Nestled on a dry riverbed, the reserve includes a small, rustic, unfenced hunting camp, designed to blend with the environment. The camp consists of tents with solar lights, a gas freezer, and a communal fire area, offering a true wilderness experience under the stars. This intimate setup provides guests with a close connection to nature and an authentic, off-the-grid African safari adventure.

Harmony Concession

The Harmony Concession is a premier hunting area encompassing two expansive tracts of land—8,000 hectares (20 000 acres) and 26,000 hectares ( 64 000 acres) —each offering diverse landscapes and rich wildlife. Characterized by sandy soils and dense bush, this concession also features winding drainage lines shaded by towering fig trees and impressive rocky outcrops. It is home to the iconic Big Five, with robust populations of plains game, making it a destination for hunters and wildlife enthusiasts seeking a genuine African bush experience. The Harmony Concession’s varied terrain and thriving ecosystem provide an ideal setting for both challenging hunts and immersive nature exploration.

Makapan Valley Limpopo

Spanning over 4,000 hectares (10,000 acres) in the Makapan Valley of Limpopo Province, this area is nestled within a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The landscape features dense, forested valleys that give way to expansive mountain tops. Hunting here typically involves glassing the hillsides and stalking through thickets, with a focus on patience and precision. Long-range shots are common, and hunters should be prepared for distances of 200-300 meters. The area is home to a variety of game, including large kudu, klipspringer, eland, zebra, wildebeest, and bushbuck.