Welgevonden Game Reserve

Welgevonden Game Reserve, is inside the Waterberg District, of the Limpopo, province of South Africa. Welgevonden Game Reserve, is a 38,200ha game reserve in the Waterberg District, of the Limpopo Province of South Africa. It forms part of the Waterberg Biosphere Reserve which changed into formally d by using UNESCO in 2001 and presently covers an area in extra of 654,033 hectare. The reserve contains mountainous terrain that is dissected by deep valleys and kloofs at the same time as flat plateaus characterise maximum hilltops. Altitude varies from 1080 m inside the north to ±1800 m inside the southern phase of the reserve. Welgevonden is domestic to over 50 unique mammals, inclusive of the Big Five.

The diversity of habitat results in a extensive range of flora and fauna with grassy plains abounding with antelope from the most important eland to the diminutive duiker; and cheetah, lion and leopard are often visible nearby. There also are numerous rare and unusual species including brown hyena, aardwolf, pangolin and aardvark all great seen at night. Over 300 chook species can be seen at the reserve, which include uncommon blue cranes which breed within the southern phase early inside the 12 months.