Nestled just north of Lydenburg in Mpumalanga, Kudu Private Nature Reserve spans approximately 4,800–5,500 hectares of breathtaking wilderness, showcasing the dramatic interface between South Africa’s lowveld and highveld. This private reserve, established in 1998 and officially proclaimed in 2013, is

Tucked away in the rugged beauty of Mpumalanga’s bushveld, Kudu Private Nature Reserve is a sanctuary where animals roam free, untouched by mass tourism and the noise of the outside world. Spanning nearly 4900 hectares, the reserve is home to

Kudu Private Nature Reserve, just outside Lydenburg, isn’t only about watching wildlife—it’s about living the bushveld. Spread across nearly 5,000 hectares of rugged ridges, flowing rivers, and sweeping plains, the reserve offers a lifestyle where adventure and tranquillity walk hand

Imagine owning a piece of Africa’s bushveld—rolling ridges, flowing rivers, and herds of game wandering past your doorstep. For many, the dream of private game reserve ownership feels out of reach. But at Kudu Private Nature Reserve, just outside Lydenburg,