Activities

Activities at Oxford Safaris

Activities at Oxford Safaris are endless; Besides Hunting, there are activities in the area you can visit:  relaxing day at Aloe Day Spa at Ellisras (Lephalale), visiting Pilanesberg National Park, or experiencing a Brunch in the Bush. 

What is a Brunch in the Bush?  It is a meal which is served outdoors, while you are on Safari or out Hunting. It is a very popular activity in South Africa. While you enjoy your surroundings, you can feast on moerkoffie (Moerkoffie is Afrikaans coffee made from ground coffee in an aluminium coffee pot over an open fire). The menu for a bush breakfast may vary, but often includes a variety of dishes such as fruit, eggs, bacon, sausage, different breads and pastries. Nothing better to combine your Brunch in the Bush with a Game drive.

All Game drives (mornings, afternoon and night drives) must be pre-booked (weather permitting).

Contact us for more information on Brunch in the Bush and Game Drives.

Other Activities at Oxford Safaris includes: 

* Guided Bush Trails (Subject to pre-arrangement)
* Bird and Game watching
* Mountain Bike (Own Bicycle)
* Shaded Swimming pool
* Pool Table
* Target Shooting and clay pigeon shooting (Price on request)

More about Aloe Day Spa – Lephalale/Ellisras

Spoil yourself with a day at a Spa!

About an hour’s drive (+-71 km) from Oxford Safaris is Aloe Day Spa. 

'A unique and first for Lephalale, Aloe Day Spa is a haven of serenity bringing the latest innovations in skin and body care.  Our number one priority is to ensure you leave our Spa looking and feeling relaxed, healthy and happy.  As the Aloe plant is referred to as “the plant of immortality” due to its many uses since ancient times so is Aloe Day Spa, providing solutions to all of your skin, body and mind’s needs.  Our highly skilled skin and body therapists will recommend the treatments best suited to your needs, using only the best products and latest technology equipment.'  
Make a day trip to Pilanesberg National Park.

Activities include: Game drives, bird watching, Boma dinners and Drumming, and cultural dinners.

Highlights: See the Big Five and interesting geological formations.

*  3hour open vehicle guided safari

*  Hot air ballooning

*  Pilanesberg day Tours and Safaris

* Walking Safaris

*  Malaria free

*  Geologically and Ecologically Unique

*  Vast road network accessible in any type of vehicle

*  Excellent photographic hides

*  Easy access from Major cities and airports

*  Incredibly scenic

Situated in the North-West Province, South Africa, offers spectacular landscapes ranging around a central lake. Pilanesberg National Park, adjacent to Sun City Resort, hosts just about every mammal of southern Africa, like Buffalo, Elephant, Rhino, Lion, Leopard and other African wildlife.

Mokolo Dam (previously known as the Hans Strijdom Dam) is a rock-fill type dam located on the Mokolo River, near Lephalale, Limpopo, South Africa. Established in 1980, The Malmanies River and the Bulspruit River, of Mokolo, also enter the dam from left side.  The dam supplies water to Lephalale, Grootgeluk coal mine, Matimba power station and Medupi power station.

The Nature Reserve is located on eastern and southern sides of the dam. The shoreline of the dam is heavily infested with reed grass.

Mokolo Dam and the Nature Reserve are roughly 91 kilometers from Oxford Safaris, Steenbokpan Lephalale Limpopo. Mokolo is situated on the northern slopes of the Waterberg Mountains.

It is a relatively small nature reserve with lovely picnic spots, fishing around the dam, and photographic views.

“Mokolo Dam is a rock-fill type dam located on the Mokolo River near Lephalale, Limpopo, South Africa.

“The Mokolo Dam into which the Mokolo River flows, is fairly massive, and water enthusiasts, campers, anglers, and birders all regard the reserve as a sanctuary, set as it is against the beautiful mountains. Mokolo Nature Reserve is a true African bush, benefitting from both sweet and sour veld that offer open savannah and more dense bushveld to the animals that roam here.”

mokolo dam view