Lalibela Game Reserve

/ Lalibela Game Reserve in the Eastern Cape, South Africa
Eastern Cape Game Reserves

Lalibela Game Reserve, Eastern Cape

Lalibela Game Reserves location in the Eastern Cape means it is not only malaria free, but spans 5 eco systems, resulting in a breath-taking diversity of plants, animals and birds. With the recent release of the African lion into the reserve, Lalibela now offers the ultimate Big 5 game viewing experience.

Lalibela Game Reserve spans 5 ecosystems (valley bushveld, grassland, fynbos and riverine forest), resulting in a breath-taking diversity of plants, animals and birds.

With the recent release of the African lion into the reserve, Lalibela now offers the ultimate Big 5 game viewing experience. Early morning and sunset game drives in an open vehicle with an experienced game ranger bring you face to face with a multitude of game species including the Big 5, ranging from mighty elephant, rhino, lion, cheetah and buffalo to tiny blue duiker and rock hyrax. Lalibela is also home to hippo, giraffe, zebra, warthog and numerous species of antelope such as eland, kudu, bushbuck and wildebeest.

Lalibela Game Reserve

Game Lodges in Lalibela Game Reserve

Lalibela Private Game Reserve

Lalibela brings you luxury game lodge accommodation with authentic African decor and is a perfect blend of the formal and informal. Lentaba Lodge offers service of the highest standard and unforgettable game ...

Lalibela Game Reserve

Accommodation nearby

For accommodation outside of the reserve, see these towns which border the reserve:
Addo Accommodation
Colchester Accommodation
Kirkwood Accommodation
Nanaga Accommodation
Paterson Accommodation
Somerset East Accommodation
Zuurberg Accommodation

Or to see all towns bordering the reserve at once, visit Greater Addo Accommodation.

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