Leobo Private Reserve

Guests benefit from complete privacy of 20,000 acres and will fall in love with the unique and wild atmosphere of the place. The property showcases award-winning architecture and design, endless activities that will blow your mind, and supreme hosting.

Offering breath-taking views over Palala Valley, the lodge has a great African-style design. Benefitting from a heated infinity pool with exquisite views and a roof terrace with Jacuzzi, guests can unwind and take in their surroundings after an exciting day out on safari.

With a plethora of places to chill-out and socialise, guests are invited to relax in any of the soft seated areas in the house, or gather around the sunken fire pit for a typical African sundowner. There’s also a pool table, a fully-stocked bar, Satellite TV and a sound system for guests’ entertainment.

The Reserve is divided into two parts: The Observatory and the Leobo Lodge chalets.

The Observatory is a state-of-the-art four-bedroom lodge designed by award-winning architects Silvio Rech and Lesley Carstens. It takes its name from the 7-metre tower-shaped library, crowned with an automated rotating copper dome housing a 20-inch telescope and even a solar scope.

It has an ultra-stylish but liveable design with four bedrooms accommodating up to six adults and three children. Built on top of a hill facing west to capture the setting sun, it offers the perfect setting to truly relax. The bedrooms all have spectacular views and boast spacious en-suite bathrooms, open fireplaces, countless accessories and a daybed for relaxing.

The Lodge has a great African style and offers breath-taking views over the Palala Valley. It is composed of nine chalets that can comfortably sleep up to 20 adults in total. Each chalet is designed in a rustic typical safari style. They each have their own deck, and en-suite facilities.

For large groups looking to experience authentic Africa without compromising on luxury, Leobo Private Reserve is the perfect choice.