Mokala National Park

Birding, Bush, Game Drives, Northern Cape, Rhino, Rock Art, Safaris, Walking Safari

Why Visit?

The thinly populated Northern Cape region of South Africa is home to Mokala, a national park established in 2007 to protect and provide safe refuge for black and white rhinos. Day and night game drives, rock art excursions, picnicking, adventure activities and a restaurant make this a well-rounded destination that is within close proximity to the old frontier town of Kimberly.

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Getting There

Pretty much dead in the centre of South Africa, Mokala is 3-hours west of Bloemfontein and an hour south of Kimberley. Just off the N12. 8-10 hours from Cape Town, Durban and Johannesburg.

Accommodation

Mosu Lodge, with 15 air-conditioned, fully furnished self-catering units, is the only lodge option.

The Lilydale Rest Camp, which overlooks the Riet River, has 12 self-catering, air-conditioned cabins.

At Haak en Steek Camp, guests can stay in a rustic cottage tucked away in the jungle, or at one of the Tree Top Cottages or the famed Stofdam bird hide for a more unique experience.

Motswedi CampSite includes six campsites, each with its own ablution facilities, cooking amenities, and outside braai areas.

Costs

From R515 to R1475 per night for accomodation
R52 per adult, per day conservation fees for South Africans
R208 per adult, per day conservation fees for International Visitors