Selokwane Safari’s offer:

* Luxury Lodge accommodation

* Wedding Venue
* Bow hunting from hides, stands, walk & stalk and horseback
* Conference facilities
* Private functions
* Team building events includes activities such as paintball
* Quad bike trails
* Horse trails
* Hiking trails
* Bird watching
* Game drives
* A cultural experience – a visit to Molokwane, an iron age Bakwena village

Being passionate bowhunters themselves, land owner Piet Human Family Trust has a very good understanding of the conditions and requirements of the bow hunter and has set aside more than 1600 hectares of land for bow hunting only.

The typical Bushveld terrain ranges from lush river bottoms to dense Bushveld flats providing excellent habitat for the 28 species of animals and many species of birds found there.

Bow hunters can spot, walk and stalk. Blinds are strategically placed - spacious elevated hides, pit hides and ground hides.

Selokwane offers several different types of hunts and cater for both the single hunter and small groups of up to four hunters. Guests can also spot and stalk from horseback or walk and stalk.

Animals Readily available -
Kudu, Impala, Oryx, Waterbuck, Zebra, Blesbuck, Warthog, Bushbuck, Ostrich, Eland Blue Wildebeest, Giraffe, Red Hartebeest as well as small game.

Amenities and other activities
Selokwane Safaris' lodges, meals, custom blinds, cold rooms, freezer room and fully equipped slaughtering facilities are of the highest quality.

Personal service and commitment to excellence is second to none.

Other activities include game viewing from an eight seater Land Cruiser or 30 seater Unimog or manoeuvring a quad bike around the farm.

A serene pool terrace with bar, dining room and braai area provide the perfect setting for sundowners, where you can dine and recover from the rigours of business, the day's conference or the hustle and bustle of the city.

The recreational centre offers satellite TV and big screen.

The boma bonfire kraal forms an integral part of African culture providing the perfect setting for good meal and stimulating conversation around a crackling fire...

For conferences the main lodge can accommodate approximately 50 delegates. All conference equipment is available from audio visual to pens and paper, and we will be willing to cater for your individual needs upon request. Day conferences are very welcome.

Cultural heritage

The people of the North West are predominantly BaTswana in origin and their language is SeTswana.

The site is of particular interest since very little historic evidence has remained of the once mighty Bakwena Bamodimosana Bammatau tribe. They can trace their origins for many centuries through a turbulent history of war and migration across the plains and valleys of the province to the borders of the Kalahari.
Day visitors to the heritage site can enjoy a traditional meal and refreshments.

One of the historic attractions at Selokwane is the cultural heritage site. Molokwane, an iron age Bakwena village is one of the two largest stone age heritage sites in Southern Africa.

The iron age stone-walled settlements reaching over a 3km area from north to south and 1.5km from east to west have been well preserved. Some 20 000 members of the once mighty Bakwena Bamodimosana Bammatau tribe lived in this village in the 1600’s