Welcome to a place where the wind gently stirs the leaves of our ancient trees, skims over our pristine streams, and passes over our timeless mountains to reach our remarkable ancient rock art shelters…welcome to Swebeswebe Nature Reserve.
An expanse of diverse African bush, arguably one of the most beautiful natural farms in the Waterberg. It is in a Malaria free area and has 20 kilometers of riverine habitat flanked by impressive sandstone cliffs guarding ancient rock art paintings and is home to over 30 species of mammals. More than 300 recorded species of birds, and a variety of reptiles characteristic of this part of the bushveld, all add to the diverse charms of this secluded African retreat.
Swebeswebe: A Journey of Conservation and Community Engagement
The story of Swebeswebe is one that reflects the passion for nature and the determination to create a haven for wildlife and outdoor enthusiasts.
Ken Maud, a South African with a love for hunting, nurtured a dream of owning a game farm that would cater to his family’s appreciation for the outdoors. In 1982, this dream became a reality when he acquired a dilapidated cattle farm of 1,200 hectares in Limpopo, South Africa. This marked the genesis of the Swebeswebe game farm.
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André Nell became the general manager in 2021. With expertise in guiding on Big 5 reserves and a passion for nature, he oversees the Regen project and Nguni Cow initiative while embracing interests in anthropology, archaeology, botany, and aquatic conservation.
Nadea Nell, lives at Duna house with her husband André and two daughters. She oversees the administrative and financial aspects of the reserve. With over 20 years of experience in running luxury establishments, she ensures the smooth operation of the reserve.
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