Bakubung Lodge
Surrounding a hippo pool in the wildlife paradise of the Pilanesberg National Park,
Bakubung offers a unique eco-tourist experience. Just 90 minutes drive from the city centers
of Johannesburg and Pretoria this luxurious bushveld haven offers you the utmost comfort and
tranquillity in "Big Five" territory.
Each of the 76 luxuriously appointed hotel rooms offers spectacular views of the bush surrounding
the resort. Whether you choose to stay in a standard, twin or king studio room, each is fully equipped.
The 84-seater restaurant offers an exotic buffet as well as an extensive a la carte menu.
Light meals are served on the terrace and bush braais, held at the boma, regularly light up the African sky.
Bakubung's state-of-the-art facilities combined with the bushveld environment create the ideal
setting for memorable functions for up to 120 people. If you need to unwind, the resort has plenty on offer.
Observe the huge variety of African wildlife on foot or from the comfort of an open-air vehicle accompanied
by an experienced ranger. Enjoy the Motswedi Bar, tennis courts, natural rock-hewn swimming pool and outdoor chess.
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About Pilansberg Nature Reserve
The 56 000 ha Pilanesberg National Park, which has Sun City on its border, was officially opened on 8 December 1979.
It is the oldest and best known of the North West Parks Board's game reserves.
The park, which is almost circular in shape, is situated on the eroded remains of a 1 200 million-year old extinct alkaline volcanic crater the third largest
of its kind in the world. The rounded hills and open plains support a diverse range of vegetation types.
In the early 1980's, the park was restocked with almost 6 000 animals of 21 species during Operation Genesis the
largest ever game translocation exercise at that time.
Today almost all of the animal species that historically occurred in the area have been reintroduced and
are now flourishing, including the "Big Five" (lion, elephant, white and black rhino, buffalo and leopard), hippo,
giraffe, zebra and no fewer than 18 species of antelope. More than 350 species of birds have also been recorded in the park.
More about Pilansberg Reserve . . .
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