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Jock Safari Lodge is located on the southern tip of the Kruger National Park, where the Mitomeni and Biyamiti rivers come together to form one lifeline to the bushveld. “Mitomeni” means “Jackalberry tree”, and “Biyamiti” means “Place of Many Trees” in Shangaan. This already paints a picture of what you can expect in our untamed wildlife paradise.
Drenched in historical significance, Jock Safari Lodge is the living legacy of world-renowned South African author and explorer Sir Percy FitzPatrick. Our concession covers 6,000 ha of pristine bushveld, an exclusive destination that transcends all expectations as its conservation safari efforts equal its natural splendour.
Following only the most stringent eco-management criteria in South Africa, we’ve built our lodge with sustainability in mind. Jock Safari Lodge is audited bi-annually by the Kruger National Park and DFFE (Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment) to ensure we meet the criteria as a conservation safari lodge.
Although we do offer off-road safaris to give you uninterrupted wildlife sightings, we do this in an environmentally sensible manner. We’re 100% committed to maintaining a light footprint and remain true to the overall conservation ethic of the Caleo Foundation. Most importantly, we do this to ensure our wild paradise remains as untouched as possible for future safari enthusiasts to see.
Jock has a long-standing commitment to both sustainable and community development within the bordering community of the Kruger National Park, and has for many years worked to upskill and uplift individuals to greater heights. A long-term partnership has been formed with the Wilderness Foundation Africa (WFA) to further conservation education and youth development within these confines with the ultimate goal to take community empowerment and development to another level.
In affect since March 2020, Jock and the WFA are collaborating to run two key initiative programmes: The Siyazenzela leadership and employability skills training programme, aimed at previously disadvantaged youth (between the ages of 18 and 26) and the Imbewu Wilderness Trails, which strives to connect youth to their cultural-environmental heritage.
Jock Safari Lodge practices regular involvement with numerous conservation and research projects specialised for rare and endangered species. These species include the black and white rhino, lion, African wild dog, marshall eagle, and the ground hornbill.
We are also thrilled to announce that, Jock Safari Lodge formed part of a demographic study in conjunction with the Kruger National Park to research the impact of bovine tuberculosis on lion populations.
Experience an authentic, unfiltered safari like never before at our Jock Safari Lodges in Kruger National Park.