Botswana Camps & Lodges
Mashatu Kolokolo, Limpopo River, Botswana
A Luxury Lodge or Hotel in Botswana
Camp Details
Located on the banks of the Limpopo River, Kolokolo is a luxurious, newly renovated Colonial-style exclusive use safari home. Kolokolo is situated in the Pitsani area of the Northern Tuli Game Reserve, traversing in excess of 12 000 hectares, operated and managed by Mashatu Game Reserve. It is an ideal spot for a group of friends or family to enjoy the best of two worlds – exciting game reserve and having the privacy of a luxury bush stay. This single storey homestead lies elegantly upon a far-reaching garden that spans to the banks of the Limpopo River. It boasts four double bedrooms all with en-suites. Two bedrooms are on either side of a large communal area with lounge space and a dining table. A beautiful fireplace is the central feature of this room. Stacking doors lead you out of this communal area onto a wrap-around veranda. Here you will find plenty of shady space for relaxing or dining outdoors.
The beautifully landscaped garden has a lovely space set aside for as a braai area where you can comfortably eat outside, ideal for balmy evenings. Listen out for the Pel’s fishing owl! The reservoir swimming pool provides the perfect spot to cool off and watch the comings and goings around the river. A game viewing vehicle, guide and tracker, will be there to provide morning and evening drives and allow you to experience this beautiful and extensive area of the reserve. Kolokolo is powered entirely by solar energy – greatly enhancing the low-impact credentials of this special property.
WHY CHOOSE MASHATU KOLOKOLO?
• 4 double bedrooms (max 8 guests sharing). 4 en suite shower rooms with double basins, toilet and large shower.
• Large open lounge with dining table. Large wrap-around veranda with comfortable chairs and dining area.
• Expansive garden with braai/boma area and reservoir swimming pool.
• Private game viewing vehicle, guide + tracker.
• Private Chef, butler, housekeepers, nightwatchman + groundsman.
Questions about Kolokolo
How many people does Kolokolo sleep?
Up to eight guests sharing four double bedrooms, each with an en suite shower room with double basins, toilet and large shower. Two bedrooms sit either side of a large communal lounge and dining room with a fireplace at its centre. Rates start from around US$7,360 per house per night on an exclusive-use basis.
What staff and vehicles come with the house?
A private game viewing vehicle with guide and tracker for morning and evening drives across more than 12,000 hectares in the Pitsani area, plus a private chef, butler, housekeepers, a nightwatchman and a groundsman. It works well for a family or a group of friends who want the reserve without a lodge timetable.
What is the garden and river frontage like?
The single-storey homestead sits in a landscaped garden running down to the banks of the Limpopo, with a wrap-around veranda for shaded meals, a braai and boma area, and a reservoir swimming pool for watching the comings and goings by the river. Listen out for Pel's fishing owl. The house is powered entirely by solar.
Activities
Mashatu Kolokolo Rates, Activities & Amenities
Rates
| Year | Season | Type | Rates |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | 01 Jan - 28 Feb; 01 Nov - 31 Dec | – | US $ 7360 |
| 2026 | 01 Mar - 30 Jun | – | US $ 7915 |
| 2026 | 01 Jul - 31 Oct | – | US $ 8465 |
Rates are Per House / Villa unless otherwise specified.
Inclusions
Mashatu Kolokolo rates include –
• Accommodation, fully catered – (all meals and beverages (local wines, spirits, and beers; soft drinks, teas and coffees, and refreshments on game drives/walks). Wi-Fi, laundry and babysitting services. Option of a guided game walk and game drive or two guided game drives per night’s stay.
• Transfers within Mashatu Game Reserve, to and from Limpopo Valley Airfield / Pont Drift Border Post / Platjan Border Posts / Mathathane Village parking facility. Vehicle parking and car wash at Mathathane Village / Limpopo Valley Airfield. Cable car transfers across the Limpopo River at Pont Drift Border Post.
• Mashatu conservation levy, government bed levy and VAT.
Questions about Kolokolo
How many people does Kolokolo sleep?
Up to eight guests sharing four double bedrooms, each with an en suite shower room with double basins, toilet and large shower. Two bedrooms sit either side of a large communal lounge and dining room with a fireplace at its centre. Rates start from around US$7,360 per house per night on an exclusive-use basis.
What staff and vehicles come with the house?
A private game viewing vehicle with guide and tracker for morning and evening drives across more than 12,000 hectares in the Pitsani area, plus a private chef, butler, housekeepers, a nightwatchman and a groundsman. It works well for a family or a group of friends who want the reserve without a lodge timetable.
What is the garden and river frontage like?
The single-storey homestead sits in a landscaped garden running down to the banks of the Limpopo, with a wrap-around veranda for shaded meals, a braai and boma area, and a reservoir swimming pool for watching the comings and goings by the river. Listen out for Pel's fishing owl. The house is powered entirely by solar.
Activities
Child Policy
Children of all ages are welcome at Mashatu Kolokolo.
Questions about Kolokolo
How many people does Kolokolo sleep?
Up to eight guests sharing four double bedrooms, each with an en suite shower room with double basins, toilet and large shower. Two bedrooms sit either side of a large communal lounge and dining room with a fireplace at its centre. Rates start from around US$7,360 per house per night on an exclusive-use basis.
What staff and vehicles come with the house?
A private game viewing vehicle with guide and tracker for morning and evening drives across more than 12,000 hectares in the Pitsani area, plus a private chef, butler, housekeepers, a nightwatchman and a groundsman. It works well for a family or a group of friends who want the reserve without a lodge timetable.
What is the garden and river frontage like?
The single-storey homestead sits in a landscaped garden running down to the banks of the Limpopo, with a wrap-around veranda for shaded meals, a braai and boma area, and a reservoir swimming pool for watching the comings and goings by the river. Listen out for Pel's fishing owl. The house is powered entirely by solar.
Activities
Activities
Amenities
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