Who is the owner of Mabula Lodge?

Spread on 12,000 hectares of land, Mabula Game Lodge is said to be one of South Africa’s finest private game reserves. Mallya owns a 99.5% stake in the 25,000-acre game reserve, for which he paid $6 million.

Is mabula big 5?

Home to some 60 mammals, 300 bird species, 100 plant types and numerous reptile and insect species, at Mabula Game Reserve, all natures’ wonders are revered – from the ‘Big Five’ (lion, leopard, buffalo, elephant and rhino) to the ‘small five’ (ant lion, leopard tortoise, buffalo weaver, elephant shrew and rhino beetle …

How many rooms does Mabula Game Lodge have?

47 rooms
Only two hours north of Johannesburg, this 12000ha reserve is home to an abundance of animal and birdlife, including the “Big 5.” All 47 rooms are air-conditioned, contain LCD flat-screen television, en-suite bathroom, telephone, hair dryer, safe and tea/coffee making facilities.

What animals are at Mabula?

Wildlife includes the big five: lion, leopard, buffalo, African elephant and rhinoceros, as well as the little five: ant lion, leopard tortoise, buffalo weaver, elephant shrew and rhino beetle.

Can you self drive in Mabula?

Unfortunately not. Mabula offers a variety of safari activities that are hosted by trained field guides to ensure maximum guests satisfaction – and safety, as we host the Big 5.

Does Mabula Game Lodge have big 5?

The varied habitats on Mabula Private Game Reserve provide ideal conditions for an astounding selection of large mammals including the Big Five, other predators such as Hyena and Jackal, and a variety of antelope from Red Hartebeest to Eland, Gemsbok to Blesbok.

Is Mabula Game Lodge malaria free?

A Distinctly African Safari Destination An Extraordinary encounter with South Africa’s bushveld awaits you at Mabula Game Lodge, located just two-and-a-half hours’ drive from Johannesburg in the Malaria Free Waterberg region of the Limpopo Province.