Game lodge for sale, Northern Cape, South Africa

Game Lodge with Exceptional Potential in a Historic Landscape

Located on an extraordinary piece of land rich in history, this game lodge offers exceptional potential for further growth and development. The 20-hectare tourism zoning makes it ideal for expansion into a luxury game and fly-fishing lodge.

Situated close to the edge of the Augrabies Falls National Park’s conservation area, the property is perfectly positioned for tourism and offers more than most other farms or landscapes in the region. Carved by time, this ancient landscape never ceases to amaze. Surrounded by the Nama Plateau in Namibia, the views are endless and ever-changing. With the mighty Orange River marking the border between South Africa and Namibia, the lodge lies on the South African side, overlooking Namibia. The property boasts a long stretch of river frontage and a large river mouth connecting the dry riverbed to the flowing waters.

Wildlife is abundant, with springbok, klipspringer, oryx, free-roaming leopards, bat-eared jackals, caracal, aardvark, kudu, and more. Birdlife is equally impressive, ranging from predators like the pale chanting goshawk and Verreaux's eagle (witkruisarend) to species such as the mountain chat (bergwagter), bokmakierie, and sand patrys, whose calls echo through the rocky mountains.

The Orange River in this region is famous for river rafting and kayaking, and this specific stretch is well-known among fly-fishing enthusiasts for its large and smallmouth yellowfish, along with a variety of other species.

This is not just an ideal setting for a luxury lodge, conservation project, or tourism venture because of its wildlife — it is because of the unique location. Nestled between mountain ranges, the 4,720-hectare property is rich in views, minerals, rare trees, and unmatched natural beauty.

Infrastructure includes:

The lodge with 5 en-suite rooms under a beautiful thatched roof, each with a balcony overlooking the Nama Plateau.

Main house with 3 bedrooms, a breakfast area, and a licensed bar. The design allows for guest catering in the mornings and evening sundowners. The space features old camelthorn tree trunks supporting the thatched roof, adding authentic charm.

Additional facilities include staff housing with water and electricity, a large brick-built shed, and storage buildings.

Utilities: Solar power and borehole water with filtration systems ensure modern comforts in a remote, desert setting.


The land consists of 4,670 hectares of mountains, dry riverbeds, grasslands, bushveld, and river frontage, with a carrying capacity of 1:39 LSU. The buildings are solidly constructed with quality materials, such as Swartland wooden frames, ensuring durability in this environment.

This property is perfect for adventurers, geologists, conservationists, wildlife lovers, astronomers, and fishermen. The value of the land, infrastructure, and growth potential makes this a rare opportunity.

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