Leobo Private Reserve
Game Lodge/Reserve in Waterberg
DESCRIPTION
Leobo Private Reserve is situated in the Waterberg region of South Africa, in a malaria-free, 12,000-acre reserve overlooking the Palala Valley. Guests can stay at either Leobo Lodge, which sleeps 17 and offers a classic African experience, or at The Observatory - a state-of-the-art private house.
Located in the Waterberg, Leobo has diverse types of bush, from mountainous and dense to open savannah. It is not a big five reserve but, along with kudu, wildebeest, giraffe and other antelope, we have hippo, Cape buffalo and regular sightings of leopard.
Accommodation:The Observatory – designed by award-winning architects Silvio Rech and Lesley Carstens – is a masterpiece, ideal for couples or for families. This remarkable house is state of the art, with breath taking views and the ultimate in luxury. Serviced by a butler, maid and chef, it also has a heated infinity pool and jacuzzi on the roof. There is an automated Observatory that is perfect for stargazing.
Leobo, located at the top of an escarpment, is a safari lodge that can sleep up to 17 people in beautiful cottages overlooking the Palala Valley. Rooms that can accommodate children are available and the lodge is fully staffed. Meals can be enjoyed inside, on the enormous deck complete with sunken seating fire-pit or in the Boma where everybody eats around a fire under the stars.
Located in the Waterberg, Leobo has diverse types of bush, from mountainous and dense to open savannah. It is not a big five reserve but, along with kudu, wildebeest, giraffe and other antelope, we have hippo, Cape buffalo and regular sightings of leopard.
Accommodation:The Observatory – designed by award-winning architects Silvio Rech and Lesley Carstens – is a masterpiece, ideal for couples or for families. This remarkable house is state of the art, with breath taking views and the ultimate in luxury. Serviced by a butler, maid and chef, it also has a heated infinity pool and jacuzzi on the roof. There is an automated Observatory that is perfect for stargazing.
Leobo, located at the top of an escarpment, is a safari lodge that can sleep up to 17 people in beautiful cottages overlooking the Palala Valley. Rooms that can accommodate children are available and the lodge is fully staffed. Meals can be enjoyed inside, on the enormous deck complete with sunken seating fire-pit or in the Boma where everybody eats around a fire under the stars.
Facilities
Jacuzzi
Safe in Room
Swimming Pool
Activities
Bird watching
Fishing
Game Viewing
Horse Riding
Quad Biking
DESCRIPTION
Leobo Private Reserve is situated in the Waterberg region of South Africa, in a malaria-free, 12,000-acre reserve overlooking the Palala Valley. Guests can stay at either Leobo Lodge, which sleeps 17 and offers a classic African experience, or at The Observatory - a state-of-the-art private house.
Located in the Waterberg, Leobo has diverse types of bush, from mountainous and dense to open savannah. It is not a big five reserve but, along with kudu, wildebeest, giraffe and other antelope, we have hippo, Cape buffalo and regular sightings of leopard.
Accommodation:The Observatory – designed by award-winning architects Silvio Rech and Lesley Carstens – is a masterpiece, ideal for couples or for families. This remarkable house is state of the art, with breath taking views and the ultimate in luxury. Serviced by a butler, maid and chef, it also has a heated infinity pool and jacuzzi on the roof. There is an automated Observatory that is perfect for stargazing.
Leobo, located at the top of an escarpment, is a safari lodge that can sleep up to 17 people in beautiful cottages overlooking the Palala Valley. Rooms that can accommodate children are available and the lodge is fully staffed. Meals can be enjoyed inside, on the enormous deck complete with sunken seating fire-pit or in the Boma where everybody eats around a fire under the stars.
Located in the Waterberg, Leobo has diverse types of bush, from mountainous and dense to open savannah. It is not a big five reserve but, along with kudu, wildebeest, giraffe and other antelope, we have hippo, Cape buffalo and regular sightings of leopard.
Accommodation:The Observatory – designed by award-winning architects Silvio Rech and Lesley Carstens – is a masterpiece, ideal for couples or for families. This remarkable house is state of the art, with breath taking views and the ultimate in luxury. Serviced by a butler, maid and chef, it also has a heated infinity pool and jacuzzi on the roof. There is an automated Observatory that is perfect for stargazing.
Leobo, located at the top of an escarpment, is a safari lodge that can sleep up to 17 people in beautiful cottages overlooking the Palala Valley. Rooms that can accommodate children are available and the lodge is fully staffed. Meals can be enjoyed inside, on the enormous deck complete with sunken seating fire-pit or in the Boma where everybody eats around a fire under the stars.
Facilities
Jacuzzi
Safe in Room
Swimming Pool
Activities
Bird watching
Fishing
Game Viewing
Horse Riding
Quad Biking
