Adventures

Experience the adventure

Discover the unique places of the Waterberg region

A stay at Destri Lodge offers more than just relaxation in a private nature reserve. The surrounding area offers unique sites, wildlife, and experiences that allow you to better understand the African landscape and culture of the region. Upon request, we organize excursions and tours to selected locations in the region. 

FAQ

Frequently asked questions and answers

Is Destri Lodge located on a private nature reserve?

Yes, Destri Lodge is located within the private Kamonande Nature Reserve in the Waterberg region of South Africa. The reserve is exclusively accessible to owners and their guests, ensuring peace, privacy, and a lack of mass tourism.

More useful information can be found in the Reserve page.

Within the reserve, you can observe numerous species of African animals, including giraffes, zebras, wildebeests, kudus, nyalas, impalas, waterbucks, reedbucks, bushbucks, elands, and warthogs. Among the reserve’s inhabitants, you can also spot bushpigs, baboons, vervet monkeys, porcupines, and, with a bit of luck, leopards.

The Waterberg region is renowned for its exceptionally rich fauna, numerous bird species, and pristine, almost untouched nature. 

Yes, guests can travel around the reserve in specially prepared safari vehicles. These vehicles are driven exclusively by experienced drivers/guide.

You can also enjoy walks in the immediate vicinity of the lodge. However, due to the nature of the reserve, further travel within the reserve is by safari vehicle only.

All important information and rules are outlined in our guest guide.

Destri Villa and Destri Hacienda offer comfortable spaces equipped with private bathrooms, swimming pools, jacuzzis, panoramic terraces, relaxation areas, and internet access. Select properties also feature recreation areas and safari vehicles.

Full details regarding amenities are available in the Destri Hacienda and Destri Villa pages.

The surrounding area boasts numerous attractions in the Waterberg region, including nature reserves, national parks, animal sanctuaries, and local towns such as Vaalwater and Bela Bela, famous for their thermal hot springs.

You can find a list of the most interesting adventures in the Adventures page and in our Guide.