Impodimo Game Lodge has acquired the coveted 5-star rating due to its exceptional location and design. Set over a rocky slope with breathtaking views of the Madikwe Game Reserve, this beautiful resort is also located near the source of a natural spring. The lofty views and riverine peacefulness make this the ideal site to luxuriate in South African luxury while getting closer to the “Big Five” in a malaria-free setting.
From empowering local youngsters to raising orphaned rhinos, Impodimo Game Lodge is happy to help the neighboring community, and merely being a guest contributes to the sustainability model. Come and enjoy a unique blend of service and style that will have you anticipating future trips!
It is home to the Big 5, including the stunning Painted Wolf (African Wild Dogs), Cheetah, Brown and Spotted Hyena, and a diverse range of large mammals and birds.
Carved from the mountainside, eight glass-fronted luxury chalets and one Deluxe Suite surround a natural spring, each with stunning views of the African bush.
Impodimo welcomes children and goes out of its way to make sure that both children and parents have an excellent safari experience.
Children can engage in our kids program, which keeps them entertained and occupied with fun and instructive activities.
Accommodation
The hillside has been carved into eight glass-fronted rooms and one self-contained premium double suite. Each of these enormous rooms has been thoughtfully positioned to provide complete solitude and uninterrupted views of the Savannah.
Luxury suites
Twin beds (King size available upon request.)
Full en-suite bathroom.
Outdoor shower Fireplace
Private covered deck.
Deluxe Suite
These two suites share a private pool, a common lounge, a dining room, and a kitchen. Each suite has these features:
Twin beds (King size available upon request.)
Ensuite bathroom with indoor and outdoor showers.
Fireplace
Private boma deck and facilities.
The Main Lodge houses a lounge, library, wine cellar, outdoor dining area, curio shop, and swimming pool.
Massage services in your room are an excellent way to relax on your private terrace.
Pan-African cuisine
Daily pleasures include a magnificent brunch at the pool lapa upon returning from your morning wildlife drive, high tea in the afternoon overlooking the African bush, and the finest Pan-African cuisine for dinner in the open-air boma. Share your adventures while drinking a nightcap by the fire.
Activities
Madikwe Game Reserve, which borders Botswana, covers 75,000 hectares of distinct topography and spectacular natural splendor. It is home to the “Big Five”: the Painted Wolf (also known as the African Wild Dog), the Cheetah, the Brown and Spotted Hyena, and a colorful diversity of huge mammals and birds. Impodimo provides guests with many opportunities to connect with nature.
Game drives
Whether you’re out at dawn or dusk, an official game ranger and experienced tracker will bring you up close to all of the above from the comfort of an open safari vehicle.
Bushwalks – Go on an amazing adventure with your armed ranger and master the skill of tracking African wildlife.
Children on Safari
All ages are welcome at Impodimo. The children’s program is designed to be both enjoyable and informative. Each child receives a unique welcome box containing treats and activities to do between excursions. Children over the age of six are permitted on game drives, while younger ones can take a ‘kiddies bumble drive’, which is shorter and geared toward keeping their interest.
Safaris at dawn and in the afternoon in open vehicles.
The property provides sunrise and dusk safaris. The safaris are meticulously planned to maximize seasonal comfort.
Bush walks.
Guided bush walks can be organized to allow you to explore while also learning about our wonderful bird species.
Interactive Kiddies program
Impodimo Game Lodge provides a fun and informative program for children ages 12 and under. The program runs for 2-3 hours every day, giving parents time to unwind and enjoy the gorgeous African bush.
We provide a variety of engaging activities, including “show and tell,” in which items found throughout the lodge are displayed and discussed. Examples include dung beetle balls, bird nests, and many types of tree leaves.
