Surrounding Sun City is the Pilanesberg National Park, an attractive 50,000 hectare malaria-free park which is centred around an extinct volcano crater.
A number of farms were merged to create the Park in the early 1970s, and a huge programme was launched to reintroduce wildlife back into the area.
Today, the Park is home to over 7,000 animals including the Big 5, giraffe, hippo, zebra, jackal, hyena and many antelope, and there are also over 350 bird species.
There is only one safari lodge inside the Park (Tshukudu Bush Lodge), however there are a number of family resorts that border the Park and offer a dinner, bed & breakfast package to visitors looking to drive themselves around Pilanesberg or join a guided drive around the Park leaving from the resort.
If you would like us to include a safari in Tshukudu Bush Lodge or a stay at one of the resorts that border the reserve as part of your trip to South Africa, please click here.
Alternatively if you are only looking to book just a safari you can either browse our selection of safari lodges in Pilanesberg below and book directly through this site, or ask us to recommend a lodge or a safari resort based on your budget.
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Ivory Tree Lodge, Pilanesberg
Safari Resort
The lodge offers 60 spacious double suites.
Each features a private veranda, a sitting area, en-suite bathroom with outside shower, mini bar fridge, air-conditioning, and tea / coffee making facilities.
Bakubung Bush Lodge, Pilanesberg
Safari Resort
Each of the lodge's rooms have been decorated to reflect the mood and ambience of the bush and have the necessary amenities to ensure supreme comfort.
All rooms have satellite TV and direct dialling phones, en-suite bathrooms, electric shaving plugs, tea / coffee making machines and a hair dryer.
Tshukudu Bush Lodge, Tshukudu Concession
Safari Lodge
Offering only 6 luxury cottages, attention to detail and personal service is guaranteed. Each cottage is unique in design, and has its own private balcony offering potential sightings of wildlife as they come to the waterhole to drink.
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