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Enjoy the unique atmosphere of Mashovhela Lodge in
Morning Sun Nature Reserve, tucked away in a steep valley, surrounded by
impressive rocky outcrops where Black Eagles nest. This Natural Heritage
Site is situated in the scenic, malaria free Soutpansberg Mountains. |
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Explore and discover the natural beauty
and wonders of this natural heritage site. From the spectacular scenic
Soutpansberg Mountains and valleys, streams and rock pools, diverse wildlife
and plant species to past cultural mythology.
The call of bush babies and the hooting
of Owls will break the silence of the night whilst you stretch out on our
luxurious "king size" or twin beds.
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The 10
intimate en-suite chalets have a unique ethnic feel, whilst offering
complete comfort and privacy. Children are accommodated in our family
friendly units.
The restaurant, terrace, boma and even the bush, as
well as the fully licensed bar guarantees not only variations in food, fine
South African wines, cocktails or a drink of your choice, but a different
setting for various occasions.
Be one of
the few to enjoy the solitude of 4000 ha (10 000 acres) of untouched bush in
this eco-friendly environment.
Walk freely through the reserve and
study the diversity of plants and trees, variety of antelope and other
mammals, and the abundance of birds. Join our resident Venda guide who will
share his knowledge of this intricate ecosystem and share stories of his
people and their use of nature in a sustainable and responsible manner for
medicines and food.
According
to Venda tradition King Thohoiyanda mysteriously disappeared with his sacred
drum. Neither were ever seen again. Legend has it that the drum can
sometimes be heard in the echoes of the cliffs surrounding Mashovhela pool.
Listen for the beat of King
Thohoiyanda's drum at Mashovhela rock pool, the second most sacred place in
Venda folklore.
Venture into silent mystical indigenous forests and to hidden lakes of Venda
not general advertised to tourists with our registered Venda guide. |
