
Discover the wild, untamed beauty of the South African Kalahari—an exclusive hunting destination just 12 miles from the Botswana border and 137 miles from Vryburg. Nestled on a remote 5,000-acre concession in the North West Province, our Kalahari lodge offers rifle and bow hunters a uniquely immersive safari experience.
This breathtaking red-sand region is home to 18 freely roaming plains game species, expansive camelthorn tree savannas, and some of the clearest starlit skies in Africa. Whether you’re tracking sable, kudu, or gemsbok by day or sitting fireside under the Milky Way at night, the Kalahari captures the spirit of true African wilderness.
Guests enjoy the comfort of a luxury thatched-roof lodge while pursuing game on foot, from blinds, or via guided vehicle stalks. Photographic safaris are also available for non-hunters. For eligible international hunters, the area even offers the opportunity to pursue the majestic African lion, subject to permit regulations.
Seclusion, silence, and raw natural beauty make the Kalahari an unforgettable hunting destination for those seeking a genuine African adventure.
1. What animals can I hunt in the Kalahari?
You can hunt up to 18 species of free-ranging plains game, including kudu, sable, eland, gemsbok, hartebeest, and springbok. African lion hunts may be available with proper permitting.
2. Is the Kalahari a good place for bow hunting?
Yes. The Kalahari’s dry, open terrain and abundance of natural cover make it ideal for both blind and spot-and-stalk bow hunting. We offer specialized bow setups and guides experienced in archery hunts.
3. What type of accommodation is available in the Kalahari?
Guests stay in a luxury thatched-roof safari lodge located in the heart of the concession, offering full amenities, private suites, and a true off-grid African experience.
4. How remote is the Kalahari hunting area?
Our private 5,000-acre concession is located about 137 miles from Vryburg and just 12 miles from the Botswana border. It’s remote, quiet, and perfect for a disconnected, immersive hunting trip.
5. When is the best time to hunt in the Kalahari?
The best hunting months are typically May to October, when temperatures are cooler and visibility is better. This dry season improves tracking and game movement across open terrain.
6. Can I combine my Kalahari hunt with other destinations?
Yes. Many hunters choose to combine their Kalahari safari with hunts in Limpopo or the Free State. We can help you plan a custom multi-location package based on your goals.
7. Is non-hunter accommodation available?
Absolutely. We welcome observers and offer photographic safaris, game drives, and plenty of downtime in beautiful surroundings. It’s a great experience for both hunters and non-hunters alike.






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