Overview & Rates

Location	Madikwe Game Reserve
Malaria area	No
Big 5 game reserve	Yes
Getting there	4 hour drive from Johannesburg 2 hour drive from Sun City Daily charter flights into Madikwe from Johannesburg
Total number of rooms	12
Type of accommodation	8 thatched chalets, canvas walls & large tented windows One large two bedroom suite with private plunge pool - 'Nare Suite' One small two bedroom suite (no kitchen) with private plunge pool - 'Safari Suite'
Children under 12 years accepted?	Yes - kiddies programme available

Validity	Special rate for advance booking	If booked within 14 days of travel	If booked within 7 days of travel
29 Sept - 30 Sept 2011		R 2,114.00
29 Sept - 15 Dec 2011	R 2,640.00
01 Oct - 31 Oct 2011	R 2,640.00		R 2,114.00
01 Nov - 30 Nov 2011	R 2,640.00	R 2,114.00
01 Dec - 15 Dec 2011	R 2,640.00		R 2,114.00
16 Dec 2011 - 30 Apr 2012	R 2,640.00		R 2,114.00
NORMAL SELLING RATE - R 3,995.00 RECEIVE A 47% DISCOUNT
**SPECIAL OFFERS**
** Surcharges will apply over holiday periods & long weekends

• All meals
• Luxury Accommodation
• Two game drives per day in open game drive vehicles
• Child minding & jungle drives
• Bush Walks
• Teas & coffees

• No single supplement is payable on the first two single rooms per booking. Thereafter the single supplement will be 50%.

This policy applies to all persons from 0 up to and including 12 years old, sharing a room with their parents

• Children will pay R 880.00 until 30 June 2011, per child per night sharing with adults
• Children will pay R 1,140.00 valid 01 July - 19 December 2011, per child per night sharing with adults
• Jaci’s Safari Lodge can accommodate up to three children sharing with two adults per room, depending on their ages and availability of rooms
• The child rates are applicable to children sharing a room with adults
• Children occupying their own room will be charged the applicable adult rate
• Persons from 13 years and older are considered as adults and will therefore require their own tent/room/tree house at the applicable adult rate
• 0 – 4 Year old sharing a tent/room with parents:
  • are taken on a separate “jungle drive” of 30 to 60 minutes during the day, which parents are welcome to join
  • will enjoy dinner at 18h00 in the dining room
  • are not permitted in the boma
• 5 – 12 Year old sharing a tent/room with parents:
  • may join their parents on the adult morning and/or evening game drives
  • will enjoy dinner in the dining room upon their return from the evening game drive
  • are not permitted in the boma
• Children sharing a tent/room with parents are accommodated in a cot or camp/stretcher bed, depending on their age
• Each camp/stretcher bed and cot can accommodate a maximum of one child per bed
• A child menu is available and can be discussed with the chef upon arrival
• 5 Years and above - price includes: adult drives, meals, accommodation and babysitting during adult dinner
• 4 Years and under - price includes: jungle drives, meals, accommodation and babysitting during adult drives and adult dinner

• Minimum stay 2 nights
• Gate Fees to be paid directly at the Lodge - R 150.00 per adult per stay & R 60.00 per child, (under 12 years), per stay
• If guests fly into the Madikwe, the Park Entrance fee would be charged directly at the lodge - R 200.00 per visitor per stay

About The Lodge & The Reserve

Jaci's Safari Lodge masterfully lends into its surroundings, encompassing a magnificent main area built round an ancient termite mound. The location was discovered and the concept envisaged by Jan in combination with Jaci's colorful decorating style and attention to detail you are sure of a memorable and unique Safari experience.

The generous Main Lodge consists of a spacious lounge and open plan dining area with uninterrupted views of the bush. Enjoy fire cooked meals in our enclosed boma, or under the stars at a bush braai.

Lounge at the pool or enjoy bird watching from the hammock on the bank of the Groot Marico River.

The Nare Suite has a self contained kitchen, (for our chefs to prepare meals for you in the luxury of your own retreat), lounge and outdoor dining area.

Jaci's is situated at an ideal spot overlooking an established and well used water hole, under a grove of Tamboti trees, on the edge of the Marico River.

Lie in a hammock, sip an ice-cold drink, watch the birds, the butterflies and beasts, relax, and unwind. The day, the place, the ambience is yours, in peace.

• Suites are air-conditioned and also feature fireplaces and private decks
• 'Top Ten' game animals
• Rock baths and outdoor showers
• Waterhole
• Swimming pool
• Open Air Gym
• Game drives
• Private swimming pool at the Nare Suite
• 27 species of game
• Malaria free
• Children most welcome

Herman Charles Bosman has woven many a tale about Abjaterskop and the Marico River. It is perhaps he that best describes the vast area where enselsberg rise from the savannahs and an area that is given life from the Marico River. This is the malaria free Madikwe Game Reserve, 75 000 hectares of unique topography and breathtaking beauty, it is also the home to the big 5, wild dog, cheetah and a large variety of mammal and bird life.

The Madikwe Game Reserve

This 75 000 hectare reserve is situated in the North-West province of South Africa, on the border with Botswana. The large diversity of vegetation and ecozones allows for a rich diversity of game and bird species to inhabit the reserve.

History of the Reserve

The reserve was proclaimed in August 1991, but officially became the estate of the North-West Parks Board on the 31 October 1991.
The reserve is one of very few in the world that was proclaimed purely on the grounds of it being the most appropriate sustainable land use for the area in which the reserve lies. Studies done through independent consultants clearly showed that wildlife-based tourism would be the most beneficial option for an area that was in an economic depression. The vision for Madikwe was to have a joint venture run by the North-West Parks Board, private investors and the local communities living in the surrounding area.

The reserve has now become a role model for many similar ventures country wide due to the successes achieved within the reserve. Prior to the park being proclaimed, work had already begun on clearing derelict farm buildings, fencing, and a number of alien plant species. The park has a number of old buildings that were spared from demolition and now serve as The Parks Board headquarters. There were other game scout outposts built to house game scouts and other reserve staff.

The perimeter was fenced with approximately 150km of electric game fencing, which is electrified to prevent the escape of the larger game species. In the park local business and labour was used to demolish buildings, erect fences and to construct roads, dams and lodges.

Directions

Option 1: Johannesburg / Pretoria via Rustenburg (N4)
This route will take approximately 5 hours

• From Rustenburg (N4) follow signs to Zeerust
• In Zeerust take the Gaborone/Madikwe Road in Main Street approximately in the middle of town. Refuel here as there is no fuel in the Madikwe Reserve
• After approximately 85 kms you will see the "Abjaterskop" Entrance into the Reserve
• Once you enter the Park there is about 37 km of dirt road to the Lodge.

Option 2 : Johannesburg via Sun City to the Molatedi Gate
This route normally takes 3,5 hours from Johannesburg. However, from July '06 for an uncertain period it will take 45 minutes longer due to roadworks.

The gravel road on this route makes it a little bumpy but not impassable in a sedan vehicle. This is the route we prefer to use because it is so much shorter and as long as you take it easy on the gravel you are perfectly fine. It is advisable to fill up with fuel at the Sun Village, just after the Sun City entrance on the right as there is no fuel available inside the reserve.

• Follow the signs to Pretoria and N1 PIETERSBERG
• After approx 36 kms you will see big signs over the highway - you need to follow the direction N1 PIETERSBERG turn onto this highway, (you are now travelling in a northerly direction) - go for quite a while.
• You will see signs for a toll road called Bakwenya Platinum Highway N4 Rustenberg. Take this toll road.
• Once on the N4 continue in the Rustenberg direction - take exit #225 which is the R556 Sun City/Majakaneng
• Turn right at the top of the off ramp to Sun City and continue straight to Sun City (approx 73 kms to Sun City from this off ramp). After passing Sun City on the right, continue straight (approximately 5 km) until you reach a four-way junction
• Turn right to DERDEPOORT. There are brown "Jaci's Safari Lodge" signs from this section at each place where you next change direction on the road.
• Follow the road for approximately 8 kms and turn left at the sign saying, "BAPONG".
• Continue straight along this road (ignoring ALL signs saying "MADIKWE") after passing through MABESKRAAL at the 4 way junction/stop turn right to DERDEPOORT onto the new tarred section of the road.
• After 26kms the road will become gravel/dirt, the Dwarsberg Liquor Store will be on your left. Watch out for a "bump" as the tar ends.
• Continue straight along this road for about 32 km of gravel, (do not take the next Derdepoort turning to the right, continue straight), passing through the Molatedi village over the Marico River and straight to the MOLATEDI GATE entrance into the Park. From here, just follow the signs to Jaci's Safari Lodge. Inside the Park the short route is 7 km to the Lodge and the long route, (if road still under contruction), about 40km of gravel.

Please contact the Lodge on the following numbers to advise us when you have passed Sun City, 083 700 2071 or 083 447 7929. If in doubt of the route please call us before getting adventurous!