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Mosetlha Bush Camp & Eco Lodge

Madikwe Game Reserve, South Africa

About Mosetlha Bush Camp & Eco Lodge

Mosetlha Bush Camp & Eco Lodge is a rustic and intimate family-owned bush camp nestled at the heart of Madikwe Game Reserve, offering an immersive wilderness experience that is easy on the planet (AND the pocket), appealing to adventurous spirits seeking the soul of the wild rather than the indulgence of a luxury hotel.

The perfect solution for responsible travellers looking for a sustainable travel adventure, Mosetlha Eco Lodge would be an ideal option as part of an “EcoSafari, sustainable/responsible travel experience” itinerary.

What makes our lodge unique:
• Our sought-after award-winning expert field guides attract repeat travellers from all over the world, to experience and photograph the Big 5 in the malaria-free Madikwe Game Reserve.
• Unapologetically off-grid with environmentally friendly alternatives to running water and electricity, we are the only genuine eco lodge in Madikwe.
• Thrills over frills - a chance to disconnect whilst still enjoying the full Madikwe safari experience at affordable rates.

Rates include:
- Comfortable accommodation in raised wooden thatched cabins (each with private toilet and safari shower),
- All meals and snacks per day,
- twice-daily 4-hour game drives.

Perfect For
Adventure Big 5 Birding Nature Relaxation Star Gazing Wildlife
Battery Charging Facilities
Communal Dining
Eco Friendly
Malaria Free
Vegetarian
Airport Shuttle (Available)
Private Vehicle (Available)
On Site
Big 5
Bird Watching
Game Viewing
Safaris
Off Site
Big 5
Bird Watching
Game Viewing
Safaris

Accommodation Options

Stand-Alone Cabin
Stand-alone raised thatched wooden cabins. Set into the bush, the wooden cabins are raised about a meter off the ground with shallow steps to aid accessibility. They have canvas windows on the back and sides which can be closed at night, twin beds (with comfy mattresses and proper duvets - and extra blankets and a hot water bottle in the winter). Each cabin has a private toilet and shower just a few steps away.
Adjoining Cabins
Two sets of two adjoining cabins available for families, not interleading but share a wall - great for families and group bookings. Set into the bush, these wooden cabins have tin roofs rather than thatched, and raised about a meter off the ground with shallow steps to aid accessibility. They have canvas windows on the back and sides which can be closed at night, twin beds (with comfy mattresses and proper duvets - and extra blankets and a hot water bottle in the winter). Each cabin has a private toilet and shower just a few steps away.
Stand-Alone Cabin
Stand-alone raised thatched wooden cabins. Set into the bush, the wooden cabins are raised about a meter off the ground with shallow steps to aid accessibility. They have canvas windows on the back and sides which can be closed at night, twin beds (with comfy mattresses and proper duvets - and extra blankets and a hot water bottle in the winter). Each cabin has a private toilet and shower just a few steps away.
Adjoining Cabins
Two sets of two adjoining cabins available for families, not interleading but share a wall - great for families and group bookings. Set into the bush, these wooden cabins have tin roofs rather than thatched, and raised about a meter off the ground with shallow steps to aid accessibility. They have canvas windows on the back and sides which can be closed at night, twin beds (with comfy mattresses and proper duvets - and extra blankets and a hot water bottle in the winter). Each cabin has a private toilet and shower just a few steps away.
Standard Room Amenities
Balcony / Deck
Lounge Area
Mosquito Nets
Outside Shower
Shower
Tea / Coffee
Portfolio Places
At a Glance
  • Rooms: 10
  • Check In: 12:30
  • Check Out: 11:00
  • Languages: English
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