There are plenty of safari activities and things to do while staying at Bushwa Game Lodge.
Game drives are a standard, and take place twice a day. They take place in an open game viewer, allowing you to feel that much closer to nature.
The morning game drive takes place at dawn and the the evening drive lets you see enjoy sightings of nocturnal predators.
And there's always a break for sundowners!
Unique activities at Bushwa include clay-pigeon shooting, and target shooting; and there's a wealth of other activities in the immediate area.
Game drives take place in the surrounding Waterberg region, a unique biosphere. Days begin and end with game drives, followed by hearty meals.
Times are dependent on season, and a daily schedule is as follows:
Daytime temperatures range between 14 and 25°C. The dry season runs from May to September, with June and July relatively cool and August and September hot and humid. The wet season begins in November and finishes in March.
April is autumn and a transition month while late September to early November is spring. While its levels of annual rainfall – which range between 485mm and 719mm – are not exceptional, there are plenty of permanent sources of water.
During the summer months the weather can be hot and sticky. You may want to bring a few outfits.
The Waterberg has a wider variety of flora and fauna than elsewhere in Africa. The diverse reserve sustains over 40 species of game, and 300 species of resident and migrant birds which means it's ideal for nature drives. We also take pride in our buffalo and sable breeding herds which we often see whilst out on safari. The lodge is in a malaria-free zone, and offers a sense of tranquility and luxury to its visitors. Swimming pools, private decks, spa treatments and sundowners are the order of the day at our special spot!