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MADIKWE SAFARI LODGE - Updated 2024 Reviews

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Welcome to the royal madikwe luxury safari lodge - south africa.

Set in amongst the rocky dolomite ridge of the Madikwe Game Reserve, The Royal Madikwe is the perfect retreat to rejuvenate your mind, exhale life’s pressures and inhale the magnificent beauty surrounding you.  Endless views dotted with volcanic intrusions known as inselbergs give way to grasslands, rocky outcrops and ancient Leadwood tree’s in the transition region where the Kalahari Thornveldt and the Bushveldt Complex meet.

Travellers choose to stay at The Royal Madikwe because of the unforgettable experience, the seamless luxury, our sincere and passionate team and of course the consistent abundance of wildlife encounters both on safari and right on our doorstep featuring our private waterhole around which the lodge is enveloped.

The Sovereign House

Nestled in an ancient dolomite ridge alongside an abounding Elephant game path, this exquisite house gives way to endless views and wide-open spaces with extensive outdoor lounging areas accentuated by the dappled shade of Marula trees.

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The Royal Villa

Surrounded by untamed wilderness, this spacious family villa radiates a sense of homely elegance encapsulated... max 5 guests king size xl & 2-3 single xl read more.

Nestled in an ancient dolomite ridge alongside an abounding Elephant game path, this exquisite house gives way... Max 6 Guests 3 (All Single XL - Convert to King) Read More

The Naledi Suite

A discovery of elegance and tranquillity set seamlessly alongside an ancient game path teeming with wildlife, the... max 2 guests 2 single xl or 1 king size xl read more.

The Korone Suite

A translation of ageless beauty in a seamless fusion of wilderness and earth born novelties. the korone suites’... max 2 guests 2 single xl or 1 king size xl read more.

The Lenyalo Suite

The lenyalo suite is a salutation of romance encapsulated in a sumptuous one bedroom suite where couples find... max 2 guests king size xl read more, we invite you to a breathtaking experience.

We invite you to share our journey in the elegance of the wilderness where time stands still and nature calls at your door. Awaken your soul to the spirit of raw Africa and revel in the essence of existence. With a passionate commitment to responsible tourism practices, we have teamed up with The Bright Future Trust in the shared vision of making a worthwhile difference in luxury eco-tourism. A visit to The Royal Madikwe is something you can feel proud of knowing that you are directly impacting the preservation of this pristine wilderness and supporting the surrounding communities by simply connecting with nature!

The Royal Madikwe is an intimate luxury safari lodge run by a close-knit, experienced team with a dynamic workplace culture based on participation and democratic decision-making.

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Jacis Lodges Review – A Luxury Safari in Madikwe, South Africa

• Last Updated: January 31, 2024

We recently spent 4 nights on safari in Madikwe Game Reserve at the incredible Jaci’s Safari Lodge and Tree Lodge and couldn’t believe just how amazing this luxury accommodation in South Africa is. In our Jaci’s Lodges review we dive into what it’s like to stay here, the elements we loved most and help you decide whether you should add it to your African bucket list.

South Africa is world renowned for being the continent’s premier safari destinations, with parks like Kruger and Sabi Sands bringing in tens of thousands of visitors each year.

Anyone who has ever tried to plan a trip to Africa understands just how overwhelming it can be. In a country where safari companies are as plentiful as they are varied, narrowing down the list of which ones to visit can be a daunting task.

Of course the popular parks are fantastic, and if it’s your first time to South Africa they are well worth considering.

But why not do something different and get off the beaten path, all without sacrificing any of the experiences you would come to expect from an African safari?

After all, chat to any hardcore safari lover and you’ll come to realise that the most popular doesn’t necessarily mean the best.

Lesser-known Madikwe Game Reserve is just 4 hours from Johannesburg by car and packs an incredible punch, home to the famous Big 5, rare wild dogs, giraffes, cheetahs, antelope and more

Nestled deep within the untamed beauty of Madikwe is Jaci’s Lodges , offering an extraordinary safari experience that effortlessly blends luxury, adventure, and conservation.

On our last trip to Africa we visited Jaci’s for a few nights to enjoy the unrivalled luxury and wildlife opportunities that we had heard so much about from other enthusiasts.

From the moment we arrived, we knew we were in for a treat.

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How to Get to Jaci’s?

Accommodation at jaci’s lodges, the treehouse suites, the naledi treehouse, the terrapin hide, tented suite, the starbed suite, other suites at the safari lodge, the property, the safari game drives, conservation and sustainability, jaci’s staff trust, jaci's lodges, jaci’s lodge review – our epic safari experience.

By the time we had arrived at Jaci’s in Madikwe we had already spent two months in southern Africa, doing more safaris than we could count.

From the incredible bespoke Pangolin Photo Safaris in Botswana to camping in the sprawling desert of Etosha National Park in Namibia, we had jumped into every opportunity to find the perfect African safari lodge every where we went.

Our trip to Madikwe was set to be our last safari destination, and truthfully, we had pretty high expectations.

We’d seen the Big 5, met a lot of amazing people and stayed in some very unique accommodations.

Yet as we drove into the gates of Jaci’s Lodges, our home for the next 4 nights, we instantly knew we had arrived somewhere special.

So what exactly made it so captivating? Read on to find out in our Jaci’s Lodges review.

QUICK FIRE – 7 Reasons We Love Jaci’s Lodges

• Very stylish luxury accommodation options across two properties
• All-inclusive stay with all meals, drinks and activities part of your safari
• Two game drives or walking safaris every day
• Jaci’s Safari Lodge is family friendly, being one of the very few safari options in South Africa where you can bring your kids
• Jaci’s Tree Lodge is adults only, in case you want a kid-free escape
• Sleep under the stars at the Naledi Treehouse – possibly the coolest safari sleep-out ever
• Jaci’s deeply cares about their staff, and this is evident with their revolutionary Staff Trustee, where team members who have been with the company for more than 5 years are gifted shares in the company

But First – Where is Jaci’s Lodge?

Jaci’s Lodge is located in the Madikwe Game Reserve , 4 hours from Johannesburg in the North West Province of South Africa and just an hour from the Kalahari Desert in Botswana.

This sprawling reserve stretches over 750km², making it the fifth-largest game reserve in the country, and is home to Africa’s famous Big Five and an abundance of other wildlife.

Madikwe is known for its remote, untouched wilderness, making it a perfect destination for a unique and authentic safari experience.

The reserve is also malaria-free, so if you’re concerned about either catching malaria or taking anti-malarial medication, you have nothing to worry about here.

The two lodges at Jaci’s are found in the eastern section of the park along the Marico River, easily accessible via road or air.

READ MORE: Here’s our latest safari article from the stunning Okavango Delta – A complete guide to Ker and Downey’s Shinde Camp review !

The absolute easiest way to get to Jaci’s Lodges is to fly on a charter flight from Johannesburg, which will take less than one hour.

From the airport it is about 15 minutes driving to the safari lodge.

Another option is to organise a road transfer from either Johannesburg or Pretoria in South Africa, or from Gaborone in Botswana.

Flights and transfers can be organised directly through Jaci’s when booking your stay.

Alternatively you can do what we did and drive from O.R. Tambo International Airport in Johannesburg in around 4 hours.

The drive is straightforward following major highways (and most importantly, safe), although you can’t trust Google Maps to get you there on the most direct route.

If you’re planning on driving to Madikwe with a rental car the team at Jaci’s will send you step by step directions to follow.

The best way to get around is to rent a car and explore on your own! We recommend Rental Cars , which has the largest range of vehicles for the best value on the market.

Jaci’s has a number of different accommodation options spread across two properties: The lush and extraordinary Jaci’s Tree Lodge, and the variety of luxurious tented suites and 5-star villas in Jaci’s Safari Lodge.

During our visit we stayed 2 nights at the Tree Lodge and 2 nights in the Safari Lodge, changing around our rooms night by night to get the full Jaci’s experience.

Here’s a breakdown of each place so you have an idea of what they’re like and which one is best for you.

Jaci’s Tree Lodge

Nestled amongst the canopy is Jaci’s newest and most exquisite accommodation retreat, the captivating Tree Lodge .

Inspired by the secluded camps of the Okavango Delta, owners Jan van Heteren and his wife Jaci wanted to bring this iconic style of luxury to Madikwe and has managed to execute it beautifully.

The 8 Treehouse Suites at Jaci’s Tree Lodge branch out from the large common area on elevated platforms, giving the sense of floating above the earth and putting guests in the lush world of riverside foliage.

We spent two nights at the Tree Lodge and absolutely fell in love with it.

Walking down the elevated boardwalk you don’t quite know what to expect at the Treehouse Suite.

And then you walk around the corner, step onto your own private deck, and suddenly are overcome with a feeling of tranquility and awe.

The Treehouse Suite at Jaci’s Treehouse Lodge is a remarkable and unique accommodation, offering an unparalleled connection with the African wilderness.

Perched high in the treetops, it provides an enchanting blend of luxury and adventure.

The suite features a comfortable king-sized bed, elegantly designed interiors, and a well-appointed open-air en-suite bathroom with an indulgent outdoor shower.

A large stone bathtub looks out over the viewing deck, and there is no better place to relax and soak with a drink from the minibar in hand than right here.

(It was so enticing that even Alesha, who isn’t really a bath girl, jumped in after dinner one night.)

There’s all kinds of amenities here, including a safe, large writer’s desk with universal power outlets and an Amarula bar for night caps, but the real magic lies in simply drifting to sleep surrounded by the sounds of birds and antelope all around you.

Just above the Terrapin Hide is the Naledi Treehouse, another one of Jaci’s unique stays that is guaranteed to be the highlight of your South Africa safari adventures.

This open-air platform is designed for those that are looking for something special by sleeping out under a dazzling African sky, an experience that will leave your friends and family back home in a bout of envy.

READ MORE: Like to take photos of the stars? Check out our article with all the astrophotography tips you’d ever need!

Staying at the Naledi Treehouse for an enchanting evening was better than we could have expected, thanks to the Jaci’s staff that made the entire thing extra special.

The platform is gorgeously decorated with a king-sized bed, luxury bedding and mosquito net (with two electric blankets either side to ensure you don’t get cold when the sun dips), an outdoor ensuite, dining table for meals and lanterns scattered around.

The cherry on top though is the wood-heated hot tub that looks directly over the watering hole! Talk about romantic!

We decided to skip an afternoon safari drive to have the full Naledi Treehouse experience, and we’re glad we did!

The Jaci’s team setup sunset cocktails and a fire for us over at the nearby Tlou Deck, including a non-alcoholic gin and tonic for Alesha, before we headed back to the Treehouse for dinner.

Our delicious 3-course meal was brought directly to us while we sat on the deck watching animals come and go from the watering hole, and a little cooler with additional drinks, hot water thermos and tea and coffee was also dropped off.

Eating beneath the stars was a beautiful experience, and when we’d finished we jumped into our heated bed to pass out to the soothing sound of the wilderness all around.

Despite being a little worried about the temperature, we were very warm and cosy in the comfortable bed all night.

Waking up to the sunrise filtering through the leaves and the songs of the birds was pure bliss.

If you’re looking to enjoy a little adventure on your visit to Madikwe we can’t recommend spending the night in the Naledi Treehouse enough!

The Terrapin Hide at Jaci’s Tree Lodge is a fascinating wildlife observation room that is popular at high-end safaris around Africa. And for good reason.

Accessible via an underground tunnel, the concrete bunker provides incredible wildlife viewing opportunities with an eye-level perspective that’s impossible in the safari trucks.

Narrow openings wrap around the bunker just a few centimetres above the water level, meaning you can get mind blowing images of animals drinking from the waterhole – an exceptional opportunity for wildlife photography.

READ MORE: Looking for more epic luxury safaris in Africa? Here’s our Dinaka camp review , one of Botswana’s premier locations operated by Ker and Downey!

During our visit we saw elephants, giraffes, zebras, impalas, water bucks, buffalo kudus and a variety of birds come down to drink.

But all kinds of other animals are often spotted there, including lions and leopards.

The hide is designed to provide a serene and unobtrusive viewing experience, allowing guests to immerse themselves in the natural surroundings while observing the activities of animals in their natural habitat.

Whether you are a seasoned wildlife enthusiast or a photography lover, the Terrapin Hide offers a unique experience at Jaci’s.

Jaci’s Safari Lodge

The original Jaci’s where it all began – the legendary Safari Lodge blends high-end luxury with an intimate atmosphere, harmoniously set between the plains of Madikwe and the Marico River.

When you first arrive at the lodge you’re greeted by the staff and led over the suspension bridge into the reception, bar and dining area.

This massive open-air room is a colourful and inviting space with lots of couches to relax on, tables to enjoy a meal at and little nooks and crannies to hide away with a good book in hand.

On the adjoining outdoor deck is where most of the meals are served, weather permitting, underneath some towering trees that are often teeming with monkeys and birds.

Once you’re checked in you’ll be taken to your accommodation, and Jaci’s Safari Lodge has quite a few different options.

We stayed in two – a traditional tented suite, and the simply breathtaking Starbed Suite.

If you’ve stayed in a few private luxury safari destinations you may be familiar with the glamping canvas tents that are popular around Africa.

Jaci’s Tented Suites take this design and amplify it to a new level with their own style of decor and high-end amenities throughout.

There’s the king-sized bed (or twin if you’d prefer) that is like sleeping on a cloud, with a sweeping mosquito net to keep any bugs away while you doze.

The private ensuite comes complete with a separate toilet, his and hers sinks and a beautiful mosaic tiled bathtub.

An outdoor shower tops it off with piping hot water and uninterrupted views of the sky.

Air conditioning and ceiling fans are of course installed to keep the tent warm in the winter months and cool in the summer.

For those that love a night cap, or a cap at any time of day, there’s a full bar with complimentary Amarula and premium spirits that can be purchased, as well as a cooler with tea, coffee, snacks and other drinks.

And out the front there’s a large, private outdoor deck that looks out over the beautiful bush.

These tented suites at Jaci’s are simply divine, and for a couple or two friends travelling on a smaller budget are just about perfect.

On our last night at Jaci’s we were surprised with an upgrade to the opulent Starbed Suite, which is by far the largest and most extraordinary accommodation we stayed in during our entire two months in Africa.

This exclusive suite covers more square metres than our home, with not one, not two but three(!) showers and two bathrooms, a separate lounge area with copper fire place, enormous king sized bed and a writer’s desk.

There’s artwork and photography prints scattered throughout and a massive deck with complete privacy.

But the reason this suite got the name ‘Starbed’ can be found upstairs.

On your private rooftop patio you’ll find a luxurious bed with mosquito net that on a clear night has incredible views of the Milky Way.

Guests in the Starbed Suite are free to use the upstairs bed and lounge chairs whenever they’d like, offering a pretty unique experience of sleeping under the stars if you’re not booking in for a night at the Naledi Treehouse.

The Starbed Suite is the pinnacle of luxury lodging in Africa, and if you’re on your honeymoon or celebrating a special occasion, you cannot beat this accommodation.

Jaci’s has a few other types of accommodation at their Safari Lodge to suit your style and budget.

Safari Suite: A spacious and elegant retreat retreat for the whole family after a big day of safari adventures. With room for four adults and four children, there’s a large deck with fire pit, massive Master Bedroom, twin beds in the children’s room and loft for additional guests.

Nare Suite: The Nare Suites are ideal for families or small groups of up to 6 guests, providing ample space and privacy. It consists of two separate en-suite bedrooms connected by a central lounge area, ensuring everyone has their own space to relax. The private plunge pool on the deck is a refreshing treat.

The grounds of Jaci’s Safari Lodge are absolutely stunning, and no matter which accommodation you choose you’ll surely fall in love with the property.

There’s are two swimming pools that are open to all guests, with one swimming pool being very secluded and the other in a more open-air environment.

If you wander on down next to the river you’ll find a beautiful path that connects the two lodges. Keep an eye out for all kinds of birds and even antelope as you walk.

But our favourite part of the Safari Lodge is the Thutlwa Lookout.

The large, elevated outdoor covered deck at the front of the property overlooks the reserve, and you can get incredible game viewing from the comfort of a couch with drink in hand.

Some meals are served at the Thutlwa Lookout, which is a pretty magical way to enjoy an omelette and coffee, but you can access to the lookout at any time of day.

Of course the luxury accommodation at Jaci’s is a major drawcard and would likely be the main reason somebody would book a visit here rather than one of the other lodges in Madikwe Game Reserve, but we can’t write a Jaci’s Lodges review without talking about the marvellous game viewing opportunities on safari.

Jaci’s offers two game drives every day, morning and afternoon, with the experienced safari guide choosing where to go based on prior animal sightings, advice from other guides and intuition.

Jaci’s Lodges has comfortable 4×4 Toyota Land Cruisers built in standard safari style with three rows of seats, no walls and a roof that is removed in winter and installed again in the summer.

When you arrive at the lodge you’ll be paired with a knowledgable guide and possibly a small group to enjoy game drives with.

The guides share insights into wildlife behaviour, habitats, and conservation efforts, which greatly enhances the safari experience.

Some drives include bush breakfasts or sundowner stops, allowing guests to savour meals in the heart of the African wilderness.

The flexibility of itineraries accommodates various interests, and private drives can be arranged for a personalised adventure.

Here are some photos we captured on safari in Madikwe Game Reserve with Jaci’s:

During our stay at Jaci’s Lodges we were truly impressed by their unwavering commitment to conservation and sustainability.

It’s clear that they’re not just about providing a remarkable safari experience but also actively contributing to the preservation of our environment for future generations.

This isn’t just a case of greenwashing either. A lot of the work they do is unsung, and it’s just something they feel is the right thing to do.

Naturally, being in the heart of a phenomenal wildlife game reserve, one of their most commendable initiatives is their involvement in nature and wildlife conservation, particularly in the crucial fight against rhino poaching.

Knowing that they’re taking steps to protect these magnificent creatures is heartening, and during our visit to Madikwe we had the chance to see more than a few of these breathtakingly awesome creatures.

READ MORE: Learn how to choose sustainable accommodation when you travel with our comprehensive guide!

Their partnership with Pandae Green Solutions for full-scale recycling of glass, paper, and tin demonstrates their dedication to reducing their ecological footprint.

The use of non-toxic cleaning products and amenities further underscores their commitment to eco-friendliness.

Their emphasis on community employment and sourcing products locally not only supports the local economy but also strengthens their ties with the community.

Furthermore, Jaci’s Lodge has an impressive vegetable garden and has introduced a hydroponic gardening system, ensuring that their meal options are sourced as sustainably as possible.

And Jaci’s is now using a hydrogen generator as a proof of concept to power their Safari Lodge.

It is the very first hydrogen generator ever used in an African safari lodge, and as of next year both their lodges will be completely off grid.

Not only is this a sustainable way to power the lodges, but it also means that South Africa’s load shedding issues isn’t a problem for Jaci’s.

Of course we all know that no matter how great the wildlife experiences are or how luxurious the accommodation is, a place is only ever as good as its people. And that’s where Jaci’s shines.

Every staff member we came across, from the managers to the chefs, wait staff to maintenance team, were friendly beyond belief and bent over backwards to make us feel at home here.

You could tell they loved their job and enjoyed working there.

On our last day right before we were leaving we were chatting to Tristan, the sales manager at Jaci’s, and he told us about the Jaci’s Staff Trust. And suddenly it all made sense.

When the owners, Jan and Jaci, setup the business he knew that the company can only ever be as good as its team, knowing that they play a crucial role in daily operations, management and upkeep.

As a result he established a Staff Trust as an incentive and bonus for members of the team to treat Jaci’s Lodges as their own.

The Staff Trust is an incentive for any employee who has been working at the company for longer than five years to become a shareholder, and currently 27% of the company is owned by the staff.

This means when the company is doing well, they are financially rewarded for that by receiving annual dividends just like any stakeholder in a large company.

Most of the staff come from the nearby villages and communities where great business opportunities are hard to come by, so this initiative empowers the team and gives them direct motivation to help make Jaci’s the best it can be.

It’s truly heartening to see the strong bond and sense of ownership that the staff at Jaci’s Lodges share, and it amplifies their dedication to creating a memorable experience for guests like us.

Our Jaci’s Lodges Review Conclusion – 9/10

Our stay at Jaci’s Lodges was nothing short of extraordinary. From the moment we set foot in this remarkable wilderness haven, we were enveloped by a sense of awe and wonder that only grew with each passing day.

The lodge’s unwavering commitment to conservation, sustainability, and the well-being of their staff is not just admirable but deeply inspiring.

The incredible experiences, from thrilling safari drives in Madikwe Game Reserve to tranquil moments in the treehouse suites, will forever be etched in our hearts.

Jaci’s Lodges is not merely a place to visit; it’s an experience that touches the soul. It’s a testament to the power of responsible tourism, where conservation, community, and luxury seamlessly merge to create an unforgettable journey.

Our time here left us with cherished memories, a profound appreciation for nature, and a deep desire to return.

Jaci’s Lodges captured our hearts, and we can’t wait to return one day soon.

If you’d like to book a stay there, get in touch directly via email and mention that you’re coming from NOMADasaurus:

Email address: [email protected]

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The Madikwe Game Reserve represents a bold and successful reclamation of a natural area for the dual purposes of conservation and socio-economic development. This partnership between local communities, lodge owners and government has yielded a park of unique significance, acting as a beacon of hope for future conservation efforts on the African continent.

Madikwe Facts

75 000 hectare private reserve, big five reserve, malaria free area, 4 hours drive from johannesburg, 22 private safari lodges, daily flights from johannesburg, 350 species of bird, video: legendary wildlife photographer joel sartore visits madikwe.

Madikwe Awaits…

The reserve comprises of 75 000 hectare of pristine, malaria-free African bush located in South Africa's North West Province, on the western side of the Marico River. A true African Eden offering the discerning safari lover access to the big five, including black rhino along other rare species such African Wild Dog and Cheetah as part of its 120 resident mammal species and 350 recorded species of birds.

Choosing a Lodge

Madikwe's 22 safari lodges cater to a diverse range guests needs including luxury, family and eco options and everything in between. When choosing a lodge we suggest taking your group size, age, budget and dates into consideration. Below you will find links to profiles of all the lodges in the reserve including contact details and other helpful information.

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Madikwe can be reached via road or air. Scheduled flights depart daily from Johannesburg

Reaching Madikwe

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Royal Madikwe Luxury Safari Lodge

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Luxury Double/Twin Suite:  R7 600  – R5 320 (pppns)

Honeymoon Suite:  R8 600  – R6 020 (pppns)

Emperor Suite:  R9 950  – R6 965 (pppns)

The Royal Villa:  R34 700  – R24 290 (per 4 guests per night)

• Book & Travel within 14 days
• Minimum of 2 guests for 2 nights
• Above rates are valid during non-peak periods but discounts for peak periods are also available

The Royal Madikwe is an intimate luxury safari lodge run by a close-knit, experienced team. Through and uncompromising dedication to service excellence, this Lodge offers nothing short of lavish accommodations, sincere hospitality, and spectacular wildlife encounters.

Your journey begins in the heart of the magnificent, and malaria-free, Madikwe Game Reserve. Welcome to a place where time stands still and nature calls at your door. With a passionate commitment to responsible tourism practices, Royal Madikwe’s vision of making a worthwhile difference in luxury eco-tourism is being realized by investing in local community projects, and by preserving the environment. As a guest, you make a difference by simply having a superb holiday.

“Discover wild Africa and discover yourself.” – Dr. Chai Patel, owner

Accommodation

The Royal Madikwe offers exquisite accommodation, up to a maximum of 14 guests, in five beautifully appointed suites . Please enquire about exclusive use of the lodge.

Luxury Double Suite

With breathtaking views of the surrounding wilderness and mountains, this freestanding suite offers privacy, tranquility and luxury.

Suite size: 46m²

• King size four poster bed
• En-suite bathroom with indoor/outdoor rain showers and a bathtub with wilderness views
• Indoor wood fire place
• Large private viewing deck with plush sun loungers beside the plunge pool

Luxury Twin Suite

Contemporary style meets African elegance – this suite offers the perfect space to rejuvenate and relax in anticipation of a safari adventure. It can comfortably be converted into a double for couples.

Suite size: 43m²

• Lavish extra long ¾ beds
• An en-suite bathroom with indoor/outdoor rain showers, bathtub with wilderness views
• Large private viewing deck, furnished with plush sun loungers beside the plunge pool

The Honeymoon Suite

This sumptuous and romantic retreat is perfectly suited to couples celebrating their honeymoon, an anniversary or simply in search of a special getaway.

Suite size: 44m²

• Four poster bed draped in luxurious percale linen
• Adjacent en-suite bathroom with indoor/outdoor rain showers, and a romantic bathtub with a beautiful wilderness views
• Large private viewing deck wraps around a plunge pool

The Emperor Suite

Boasting spectacular views from the second level of the Clubhouse, this suite is perfectly suited to couples in search of a lavish suite, a honeymoon retreat, or for families with two younger children.

Suite size: 105m²

• Spacious two bedroom suite
• Master bedroom has an extra-length king size bed, an en-suite bathroom with open air rain shower and romantic bathtub
• Children’s room fitted with bunk beds
• Elegant sunken lounge
• Dining area
• Additional bathroom equipped with a rain shower

The Royal Villa

This two bedroom family villa offers exclusivity and privacy; perfectly suited to families with two or three children. The private game drive vehicle offered with the Villa allows families the luxury of enjoying an intimate family safari experience as well as the flexibility sometimes required with younger children.

Suite size: 159m²

• Master bedroom boasts a lavish four poster bed, indoor wood fire place, en-suite bathroom with both indoor and outdoor rain showers and a romantic bathtub
• Second bedroom has twin beds and a large en-suite bathroom with indoor rain shower and an extravagant bathtub
• 138m² private viewing deck with plunge pool
• Dining area and small kitchenette
• Library and TV lounge on the second level opens to another viewing deck with waterhole views

Savour the Savannah

Expect international favourites and local dishes to be expertly prepared by the chefs. Wine and dine in the Clubhouse or on the private deck of your suite.

Daily dawn and dusk game drives are recommended to ensure that you get the most out of your safari experience’s. The “Big Five” (elephant, buffalo, rhino, lion and leopard) are all present on Madikwe Game Reserve, as well as many species of birds, antelope and other mammals; including endangered African wild dogs and cheetah.

A complimentary fun filled program created just for little ones to keep them entertained and excited about their adventure at Royal Madikwe. T-shirt painting, doughnut decorating, animal tracking, face painting, arts and crafts, African beading, and storytelling, are all part of the endless adventures!

Optional Add-Ons (at additional cost)

Add even more magic to your time in South Africa.

Zulu Dancing – Experience this incredible display of power and passion as you share their journey through a colourful cultural dance. Pre-booking essential.

Marimba Band – Relish in the soulful melodies of the Marimba instruments echoing through the valley as you enjoy a champagne breakfast. Pre-booking essential.

African Drumming Lesson – Join in this cultural exploration and learn to navigate this beautifully handcrafted instrument. Pre-booking essential.

Stargazing – A wonderful story unfolds as you learn about the history and evolutionary formulation of these stellar phenomena. Best viewing from February to late August, but this is available throughout the year. Pre-booking essential.

Bush Walks – Follow in the footsteps of the animals for an opportunity to learn more about smaller creatures, as well as the flora that make up this unique wildlife reserve. Pre-booking essential and dependent on availability.

Conservation for a Cause – Ask about special projects where you can lend a hand.

Massage Treatments – Enjoy a massage treatment in the comfort and privacy of your suite or on the Sundeck. Pre-booking not essential, but welcome.

Child Policy

Children of all ages are welcome at Royal Madikwe!

• Children under the age of two years stay for free in a cot when sharing with two adults in a Luxury Suite.
• Creating triple suites in a Luxury Suite, or adding an additional child to a Family Suite will be subject to availability based on occupancy.
• Children under the age of five years are not permitted on the scheduled game drives. A 1-hour Kiddie’s Bumble can be arranged at the Lodge (dependent on availability at the time of enquiring).
• Children under the age of 16 are not permitted on Bush Walks.

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• Two game drives per day
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• Transfers to/from Madikwe Western Airstrip
• Bush Walks (if in place of a game drive and dependent on availability)

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Jaci's Safari Lodge

Discover the Diverse Wildlife of Southern Africa

Jaci’s Safari Lodge in Madikwe Private Game Reserve serves as your ultimate sanctuary for genuine safari relaxation. Unwind in a charming retreat that is as uniquely vibrant as the African wilderness that surrounds it. The heart of the lodge, our Main Lounge, features a sprawling, open-layout space adorned with a striking copper fireplace, an inviting bar, a gourmet kitchen, and various dining corners, all of which mirror our signature South African vibrancy.

To cool down from the warmth of the bushveld, dive into our tranquil, shaded swimming pools, offering a heavenly escape from the African heat. Experience dining alfresco under a canopy of stars as often as you can; this time-honoured South African tradition promises to enrich your stay at Jaci’s Lodge in unforgettable ways.

For those looking to stay active, we offer an assortment of outdoor gym equipment thoughtfully placed along our scenic river pathway, available for use by all our guests. Immerse yourself in a blend of luxury and nature, in a setting that captures the very essence of an authentic African safari.

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At Jaci’s Safari Lodge, our photography program is meticulously crafted to cater to photographers of all skill levels and equipment types. Whether you’re a casual enthusiast or a dedicated wildlife photographer, we offer an opportunity to capture moments that will last a lifetime. For your convenience, we also provide high-quality photographic equipment for rental, whether you need it for a single safari drive or your entire stay.

Our Conservation Safaris are designed to give nature enthusiasts a hands-on role in the wildlife conservation initiatives within the larger Madikwe Game Reserve. Experience the thrill of directly contributing to wildlife preservation—be it through rhino notching, elephant collaring, lion branding, or gathering critical data to assist the North West Parks Board in managing key species like lions, rhinos, and African wild dogs. 

Tented Suites

Infusing modern luxury with rustic charm, the Tented Suites at Jaci’s Safari Lodge offer an authentic “glamping” experience in the heart of Madikwe. Crafted with thatched roofs, stone walls at the base, and canvas panels, each of the six suites offers a seamless blend of indoor comfort and outdoor splendour.

Adorned in lively hues and textures inspired by Africa, these tented havens provide a spacious open-plan bedroom, configurable with either a King or Twin beds, to suit your needs. The en-suite bathroom boasts a double vanity and a generously sized bathtub, complementing the suite’s upscale amenities.

For an immersive nature experience, each suite is equipped with a private outdoor shower. A personalised Inverroche Safari Gin Bar, along with a mini fridge and a Kalahari Cooler, keep a curated selection of fine teas, coffees, and home-baked goodies at your fingertips.

Take your wilderness experience up a notch with a private viewing deck, which opens up to unparalleled views of the magnificent bushveld that surrounds you. With the added comfort of air-conditioning and ceiling fans, your stay will be as cosy as it is adventurous. The suite also features eco-friendly Afriearth amenities, making your stay both luxurious and responsible.

Marrying modern elegance with sustainable bushveld charm, the recently redesigned Nare Suite serves as an intimate safari sanctuary for families and small groups. Accommodating up to six guests for an exclusive experience, this suite offers a peaceful retreat, nestled harmoniously within its natural habitat. What sets it apart is its proximity to a bustling waterhole, just a brief walk away, granting you countless opportunities to observe a variety of wildlife in their element.

Fully equipped with your own game drive vehicle and dedicated field guide, the suite provides the perfect starting point for Jaci’s celebrated outdoor dining adventures. With the roomy comfort of the Nare Suite as your private base, every member of your party is guaranteed a fulfilling journey through Madikwe.

The suite features a grand Master Bedroom on the ground level, complete with a sumptuous en-suite bathroom that boasts dual rain showers and an opulent free-standing bathtub. Equally generous is the adjacent Guest Bedroom, which also comes with a full en-suite bathroom adorned with double rain showers and a lavish free-standing bath. For those seeking a heightened experience, the upstairs Loft Bedroom provides an en-suite shower and WC, complemented by a private balcony offering elevated views.

Further enhancing the Nare Suite are the panoramic glass sliding doors found in all bedrooms and the lounge, as well as outdoor dining and boma areas for communal gatherings. The expansive, private deck boasts a heated swimming pool, a sunken fire pit, and seating, all offering magnificent views of the waterhole—which remains active throughout the year.

For your comfort, the suite is fitted with air-conditioning and ceiling fans. It also features eco-friendly Afriearth amenities, ensuring that your stay aligns with sustainable practices.

Safari Suite

Experience the rejuvenating authenticity of safari life at Jaci’s Safari Lodge. The Safari Suite is the perfect enclave for extended families or groups, accommodating ideally four adults and four children. As you step onto the expansive, custom-designed deck, you’re greeted by a central fire pit and generous seating area that connects to a starpod and your own private swimming pool. All of this is framed by the towering Tamboti Trees and offers sweeping views over the iconic Marico River.

Inside, the Safari Suite bursts with colour, its vibrant hues and unique finishes offering a refreshing, homey retreat. Your exclusive game drive vehicle and knowledgeable field guide add extra dimensions to Jaci’s famed outdoor dining experiences, making the Safari Suite your private bushveld sanctuary.

The suite features a King-sized Master Bedroom complete with an open-plan en-suite bathroom and adjoining outdoor shower. It also houses a Twin-bedded Children’s Bedroom, sharing the bathroom and outdoor shower with the Master Bedroom. For added privacy, there’s a Double-occupancy Guest Bedroom with its own en-suite bath and outdoor shower, as well as an upstairs Twin-bedded Loft Bedroom that shares facilities with the Guest Bedroom.

Complementing the suite are both indoor and outdoor lounge and boma areas, and an expansive private viewing deck that features a swimming pool, starpod, fire pit, and seating—all offering unparalleled views onto the surrounding riverine forest and Marico River. The suite is equipped with air-conditioning, ceiling fans, and eco-friendly Afriearth amenities, ensuring a comfortable and conscientious stay.

Thutlwa Lookout

Specifically crafted for outdoor dining and relaxing safari sundowners, Thutlwa Lookout serves as a tranquil vantage point for day-long wildlife spotting within the camp. Perfect for soaking in the awe-inspiring sunrises and sunsets of Madikwe, the lookout is open to all guests of Jaci’s Safari Lodge.

Enhanced with Wi-Fi connectivity, Thutlwa Lookout doubles as an ideal space for a serene safari office setup or a peaceful yoga retreat. Experience the best of both worlds—connectivity and nature—as you unwind in this unique outdoor haven.

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With three distinct camps, Madikwe Safari Lodge has a compelling offer for each guest , whether they prefer a family-friendly setting, adults-only setting, or exclusivity and complete privacy. What sets the individual Lelapa, Kopano and Dithaba Camps  apart is a tailored experience created for each individual guest.

Three and a half hours drive, or a quick 1hr Federal Air scheduled flight northwest of Johannesburg, lies the malaria-free Madikwe Game Reserve (Madikwe means “Africa in its majesty”),  185,000+ acres of diverse landscapes ‚ ranging from open grasslands‚ to rocky outcrops‚ mountains‚ and woodlands. One of the largest private game reserves in South Africa, Madikwe supports a broad range of wildlife , from the prized Big Five ( elephant, black and white rhino, lion, leopard and Cape buffalo ) to cheetahs , zebras and endangered wild dogs . Open only to guests of the safari lodges within its boundaries, Madikwe is remote, wild, beautiful—the Africa of legend.

I love the expansive landscapes, the openness allowing unobstructed animal viewing , and the sheer quality of and easy animal sightings (on my last visit, I drove in and saw three of the Big Five within a few miles of entering the reserve). Madikwe offers varied topography that can be explored as traversing extends across the entire reserve , while sightings are still limited to a very few vehicles so not congested. I personally prefer the reserve's cooperative model that allows for wider roaming taking in different eco-systems and parts of the reserve, especially important on a longer stay or when looking for a specific animal or bird that may favor a specific habitat.

Madikwe is one of the few places in Africa where you can potentially see aardwolf, brown hyena and spotted hyena together in one reserve . Aside from the excellent opportunity of seeing Africa’s Big Five, the Madikwe Game Reserve is also home to healthy cheetah and wild dog populations, as well as Africa’s Secret Seven: aardvark, African wild cat, civet, large spotted genet, pangolin, porcupine and serval.    For birders, a typical visit in summer is likely to render 180 to 200 species , while a winter visit could yield around 120 to 150 species . Species that occur in the dry plains on the reserve include Yellow-throated Sandgrouse, Kori Bustard, Temminck’s Courser and White Stork. Double-banded Courser and Burchell’s Courser have also been recorded, while the Bronze-winged Courser is commonly seen during the summer months in the more wooded areas.

With three distinct camps, Madikwe Safari Lodge has a compelling offer for each guest , whether they prefer a family-friendly setting, adults-only setting, or exclusivity and complete privacy . What sets Lelapa, Kopano and Dithaba apart is a tailored experience created for each individual guest.

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76 000ha of unique African wilderness to explore

The uniqueness of Madikwe lies in its diversity – not only the complexity of biomes but the range of fauna and flora that is a result of the changing landscapes – all of which can be covered in a three-hour safari.

The Kalahari plains in the western sections of park transition into more recognizable lowveld savannah and acacia thickets, while the hillsides and riverine sections provide more wooded areas, providing the perfect environment for an extraordinary array of wildlife.

This is one of the only places in Africa where you can see Aardwolf, Brown Hyena and Spotted Hyena together in one reserve.

Aside from the excellent opportunity of seeing Africa’s Big-5, the Madikwe Game Reserve is also home to healthy Cheetah and Wild Dog populations, as well as Africa’s Secret-7: Aardvark, African Wild Cat, Civet, Large Spotted Genet, Pangolin, Porcupine and Serval. 

You’ll have Madikwe’s wide open pristine savannahs pretty much to yourself, as small groups of safaris are led by a personal professional guide during your stay.

Each sighting has a maximum of three vehicle capacity, while Madikwe also makes allowances for off-roading & tracking through the bush to ensure you get the best possible view of any major sighting.

Morning Safari

As the golden light of sunrise glimpses over the eastern hills of Madikwe Game Reserve, our guests, feeling fresh after morning coffee, head out with their guide hearing melodious birds chirping with the excitement of morning, ready to explore the landscape for sightings.

The fresh chilled air adds to the suspense of what animals will likely be active in the coolness of the morning.

Our expert trackers are likely to get you close enough to big game that you’ll smell the musk or feel the vibration of a roar in your own chest.

No morning outing is complete without a stop for coffee & Amarula as well as traditional South African rusks and muffins.

Evening Safari

As the sun starts to drop and the shadows lengthen over the Madikwe plains, so the magic that slowly awakens the nocturnal creatures takes hold. Spectacular African sunsets are almost a spiritual experience with shades of blue, violet, pink, orange and red scattered across the horizon. The ideal opportunity to take relax with a sundowner and absorb the sights and sounds.  

Slowly the first stars start to appear and predators like lion, leopard and both spotted and brown hyena, use the moonlight to search for potential prey. Porcupines, bushbabies, honey badgers and other interesting animals awaken from their daytime retreats to being foraging. Gleaming green and yellow eyes give clues as to the animals’ whereabouts, as do alarm calls from monkeys or francolins disturbed as take higher positions for safety during the night.

There is a lot to love about vehicle-based safaris – you can cover more ground and potentially see more game, however, being on foot in the African bushveld is an adrenaline pumping experience that affords guests the opportunity to take in the finer details often missed on a game-viewer.

It is an experience that truly awakens the senses being fully immersed in nature, being able to smell, hear and physically touch the surroundings. You are literally walking in the animals’ footsteps!

Seeing any of the bigger mammals on a vehicle is a very different experience from seeing them on foot, which can only be described as exhilarating. You will form a deep connection with nature and an appreciation for the natural miracles that occur every day.

Madikwe Game Reserves diversity of flora and condensed biomes, as well as unique location attracts over 350-species of bird to the region. An absolute birders paradise!

A weekend visit in summer is likely to render 180 to 200 species, while a winter visit could yield around 120 to 150 species during your stay. Specials that occur in the dry plains on the reserve include Yellow-throated Sandgrouse, Kori Bustard, Temminck’s Courser and White Stork. Double-banded Courser and Burchell’s Courser have also been recorded, while the Bronze-winged Courser is commonly seen during the summer months in the more wooded areas.

The aptly named Southern Pied Babbler is an ever present and commonly seen around the lodge, along with other bushveld species such as Paradise Flycatcher, Acacia Pied Barbet, Green-winged Pytilia and several Waxbill species. Madikwe is an haven for raptor species, with several species of Eagle, Goshawks, Vultures (several endangered) and Goshawks regularly seen.

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Known as the “Motor City of Russia.”

Elektrostal, a city located in the Moscow Oblast region of Russia, earned the nickname “Motor City” due to its significant involvement in the automotive industry.

Home to the Elektrostal Metallurgical Plant.

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Founded in 1916.

The city of Elektrostal was founded in 1916 as a result of the construction of the Elektrostal Metallurgical Plant.

Located approximately 50 kilometers east of Moscow.

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