Welcome to Kwandwe Private Game Reserve
Kwandwe consists of 22 000 ha/ 54 000 acres of pristine wilderness in South Africa's Eastern Cape province
Nature meets luxuary
Sit back and relax in the fresh air, or in the comfort of one of the lodges
Guide team voted best safari guiding team in Africa
Hop on board for a specialist safari - birding, photography, fishing, rhino conservation or your own private drive
A Conservation Success Story
A host of unusual species in a pristine wilderness setting
Four intimate and luxurious safari lodges
Kwandwe Great Fish River Lodge
Set high up on a steep bank overlooking the Great Fish River with spectacular vistas
Kwandwe Ecca Lodge
A chic and intimate lodge with only 6 private suites
Kwandwe Melton Manor
A sole-use safari villa with sweeping views of the river and mountains in three directions
Kwandwe Uplands Homestead
A gracious 1905 restored farmhouse, offering a true ‘Out of Africa’ ambiance
Time for a Drink
A herd of elephants stops to cool themselves during the heat of the day
Elegance in Motion
Cheetah are a common sighting in Kwandwe's lower lying plains
Visit the Mgcamabele Community Centre
Experience the various initiatives, join in a pre-school music lesson or purchase products created by the self-help groups
View the Big Five on Foot
Additional activities include Big Game Walks, Rhino Monitoring and Rhino Darting Safaris with specialist guides
A Paradise for Bird Lovers
Over 300 species are recorded on the Reserve
Kwandwe Safari Activities
Twice daily game drives and nature walks are on offer
Beautiful Scenery
Community Matters - The Angus Gillis Foundation
Kwandwe’s social development partner and a registered non-profit organisation that works with communities both within and neighbouring the reserve
Rhino Darting Safari
The opportunity to participate firsthand in rhino conservation
Water Safaris
Provide the opportunity to see the Reserve from a different perspective
Time to Relax
Soak in the views while enjoying a massage in your room or on your private deck
Just another day in Africa