The Dream Safari Destination, An Authentic South African Wildlife And Lifestyle Experience.

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17,000± hectares (42,000+ ACRES)
Jansenville, Eastern Cape, South Africa

• Four Luxurious Lodges for High-End Destination Tourism

• 45 Exotic and Unusual Wildlife Species Roam the Land

• The Great Karoo is a Land of Secret Beauty and Infinite Variety

This Private Big 5 Game Reserve is more than just a Big 5 Game Reserve… it’s more than a dream safari destination and it’s more than an African escape… it’s an authentically South African wildlife and lifestyle experience, matched with sincere commitment and passionate conservation of the environment.

This ±17,000ha property developments is the end result of innovative thinking, planning and the execution of amazing craftsmanship. The Lodge on top of a high mountain, the Manor Cape Dutch Style Lodge which is the perfect picture of a Prestigious Lifestyle Lodge, the traditional Plains Lodge and then the Self-Catering Lodge – all to be utilized as a high-end Tourism destination.

Wildlife:

The Karoo is an area of great biodiversity. The Swartberg Mountain Range splits the expanse

between the Little Karoo in the south-west and the Great Karoo in the north-east. This Game Reserve is located in the latter. This semi-desert region is renowned for its harsh yet beautiful conditions – arid land alive with the most persistent of vegetation, vast cloudless skies, expansive vistas as far as the eye can see, and exceptional bird- and wildlife.

While this Game Reserve is home to the Big Five, it’s the rarer creatures that will attract more discerning guests. Birdlife is prolific, with 407 different species known in the area, including the endangered and seldom seen black eagle. There are also 10 endemic bird species that occur in the Karoo and nowhere else in the world, like the Karoo Korhaan, Sclater’s Lark, Cinnamonbreasted Warbler and Karoo Eremomela, who are guaranteed to entice keen twitchers to reach for the binoculars.

There are also over 45 exotic and unusual species roaming the land, including the Golden, Arabian Scimitar and painted Oryx. Those who wish to explore the grasslands by night may be fortunate enough to catch a glimpse of elusive animals like the Aardvark, Lynx, Porcupine, Blackback Jackal and Bat-eared Fox. Magic Hills is also home to the largest Black Rhino bull in the world; as one of the most critically endangered species in the world, a sighting of this guy is priceless.