Experience the magnificent Welgevonden Private Game Reserve from a remote retreat surrounded by the lively bushveld of the Waterberg. Elephants Crossing welcomes those looking for the perfect combination of thrilling Big 5 adventures and serenity. This exclusive tented bush lodge overlooks wooded plains, a private waterhole and allows for beautiful and uninterrupted views of the reserve.
Enjoy the peaceful surroundings and plan your own adventurous while being nestled between the sloping hills of the Waterberg with mesmerizing streams and rock pools. Zebras Crossing is the ideal getaway for groups and pairs that want to comfortably or adventurously indulge themselves in nature. Laze around the pool or go for an adventures wet walk, Zebras Crossing caters all.
Elephants Crossing - Wildlife
While visiting Elephants Crossing, you can expect to face of a fair amount of wildlife. The lodge is located in the Welgevonden Private Game Reserve, which lays in the heart of the Waterberg Biosphere Reserve. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is dominated by different veld types and has characteristic mountainous bushveld areas. It is the perfect setting for a wide variety of 5500 species of plants, of which 43% are endemic to Southern Africa.
This variety of vegetation leads to a diverse amount of animal species. More than 50 species of mammals and over 300 bird species are found in the reserve. Our experienced field guides will take you on an adventure in search of the Big 5 and all of the beauty of Welgevonden Private Game Reserve.
Fun facts
- Elephants will drink up to 200 liters of water per day. They often come by the private waterhole to fill up their trunks.
- The lodge is partially fenced. You could be lucky to bump into a zebra or klipspringer on the way to your accommodation.
- The largest rodent in South Africa is the Cape Porcupine, which frequently visit the lodge during the evenings.
