
Selati Game Reserve is a 28,000-hectare private wildlife sanctuary in the heart of Limpopo's bushveld, situated in the Mopani District of South Africa. Established in 1993 and characterised by striking granite outcrops, indigenous vegetation, and sweeping panoramic landscapes, the reserve is home to the Big Five and a rich variety of other fauna, with active cheetah monitoring programs documented through an extensive camera trap network. Four distinctive luxury lodges — Nkuwa Wilderness Camp, Dunn's Camp, Klipspringer, and Lillie Lodge — cater to guests seeking immersive bush experiences, while activities include guided game drives, mountain biking, and walking trails. The reserve operates through the Selati Wilderness Foundation, which is dedicated to sustainable resource management, wildlife research, and long-term conservation in the Greater Kruger area.