This content requires JavaScript to be enabled. Please enable JavaScript in your browser settings and click refresh for a graphical presentation of this website. Djuma Game Reserve Vuyatela | Galago Camp South Africa About Us Djuma Private Game Reserve is an oasis of luxurious calm in the wilds of the world-renowned Sabi Sand Game Reserve. Situated in the heart of the true South African bush, Djuma immerses its guests in the untamed landscape of a pure safari experience. Indulge yourself with a sensory holiday at one of our three prestigious lodges. Stare at the glittering night sky at the culturally unique Vuyatela, relax your senses at Bush Lodge’s tranquil setting, or share good times with family and friends at Galago Camp. Djuma’s emotive surroundings and pampering attention to detail will create an unforgettable experience of the real Africa. The Djuma Team Charmian Cooke and her Team at Djuma offer the right balance of high service levels and hospitality, while at the same time creating an ambiance of “home from home”. The dedicated Djuma Family have been together for many years and have a passion and flair for what they do. Charming hospitality and a genuine love and passion for the Djuma brand makes this an unforgettable experience. Welcome to our world, welcome to our home. Djuma Game Reserve Weblog The Reserve The reserve is named from the Shangaan word meaning “roar of the lion” – just one of the big 5 game animals you’ll find on our doorstep. Djuma Private Game Reserve forms part of the privatised Sabi Sand Game Reserve, bordering on the famous Kruger National Park. There are no dividing fences between Djuma, Sabi Sand and the great trans-frontier national park, blending Djuma’s own 7000 hectares into a magnificent ecosystem that wraps around the eastern corner of South Africa. The reserve enjoys a wealth of diverse wildlife, at ease in their natural and undisturbed surroundings. Visitors to Djuma are treated to some of the best game-viewing opportunities Africa has to offer, without compromising on luxury, fine dining and relaxation. Best of all, Djuma offers a team of long serving and dedicated staff that have made it famous for its friendly and professional service. We wait to greet you as our guests and at the end of your stay, bid you farewell as our friends. History & Philosophy Djuma Private Game Reserve was originally established as a private property in the 1970s, comprising two properties of almost 2000 hectares in total and traversing rights over an additional 5000 hectares. Jurie Moolman inherited the land from his father and set about laying the founding stones of what would become Djuma Private Game Reserve and its three lodges, Vuyatela, Bush Lodge and Galago, in 1993. Working side by side, Jurie and his wife Philippa built the Djuma legacy on personal passion and a love for both the land and the surrounding community. Djuma’s philosophy has always been to conserve the land so that future generations can enjoy the pristine glory of the African bushveld. To make this a reality, we see responsible commercialisation as the key to preserving this natural wonder. At the end of 2008, the Moolman Family sold Bush Lodge to Japie Van Niekerk and New Africa Developments, and it continues to operate as part of the Djuma Game Reserve under the Seasons In Africa banner. Responsible commercialisation is not only essential for the maintenance of Djuma Game Reserve, but the job creation associated with the commercial process allows neighbouring communities to have a stake in these lands. This provides a direct incentive for local communities to help conserve their environment. Djuma strives to provide an unforgettable and magical experience for its guests. By creating an atmosphere of warm hospitality, we’re able to bring our guests as close as possible to the sights and sounds of the undisturbed African landscape. We’d like you to leave Djuma with magical memories of a personal experience with the bush as well as added knowledge of South African culture and customs. Conservation Djuma Private Game Reserve recognises and embraces the important role it plays in the overall conservation of its environment. Every effort is made to maximise the preservation of our environment by practising responsible management techniques that protect and enhance the area for future generations. We aim to help secure the long-term sustainability of the South African tourism industry and are aligned with the Fair Trade in Tourism South Africa organisation. Djuma Game Reserve is committed in taking action: • To achieve sound environmental practices across our entire operation • To comply fully with all environmental legislation and codes of conduct • To minimise our waste and to reduce, reuse and recycle the resources consumed by our business wherever practical • To reduce our pollution to a minimum • To invite our guests, suppliers and contractors to participate in our efforts to protect the environment • Where we can, to work with others in the tourism industry, in public agencies and the community to achieve wider environmental goals • To provide all employees with the training and resources required to meet our objectives • To openly communicate our policies and practices to interested parties • To monitor and record our environmental impacts on a regular basis and compare our performance with our policies, objectives and targets Community Djuma is actively involved in the surrounding communities and have facilitated establishing a trust – the Buffelshoek Trust – to help in this regard. Constituted in July 2001 with the express aim of uplifting the Manyeleti villages; and with the patronage Mr Nelson Mandela who visited and opened our first school – Nwa Tumberi pre-school. The Buffelshoek Trust set about addressing an essential need of this poverty-stricken, rural community - education. The Trust chose to focus on education for it is a fundamental component of true empowerment. This community has been identified as one of twenty-three rural and urban nodes by the South African government. These nodes represent the largest concentrations of poverty in the country. Approximately 800 000 individuals reside in the district and 70% of the community is not economically active. This is due, in part, to the fact that they do not have employable skills, have not had access to skills training and do not have the resources available to obtain these skills. Coupled with that, approximately 25% of the community are HIV positive. It is clear that those who are not infected are affected by the pandemic. The initial investment in the community focused on school infrastructure. There were insufficient classrooms and resources for learners. Many classes were taught under trees and in extreme weather, lessons were cancelled. In addition, with the area being impoverished, many learners were under-nourished. The Buffelshoek Trust has, together with its partners, spent in excess of R30 million on the following: • Constructed 3 crèches; • Refurbished 6 primary and 2 secondary schools including constructing ablutions and administration blocks; • Provided electricity for these schools; • Built approximately 44 classrooms; • Furnished 3 libraries; • Instituted agricultural projects adjacent to the schools; • Assists in the feeding of approximately 3000 learners daily; • Built 7 computer centres; • Provided water to 2 villages; and • Spends approximately a million rand on training for teachers and learners annually. The Trust is now focusing on providing quality education through the construction of a semi-private school directed at Maths, Science and Technical subjects. In addition, we are planning to develop a facility that caters for the provision of tertiary education as well as entrepreneurial support at the DevCentre. We have also committed to providing the area with a health care facility. Providing our adopted schools with sports facilities and the resources to develop coaching is also a priority. We believe that investment into extracurricular activities is critical for youth development. The project is aimed at providing recreational facilities which promote teamwork and play, and a means to channel the activities of the youth towards more constructive recreation. The Trust continues to undertake and become involved in exciting projects focusing on education in a holistic sense; and working in conjunction with the community is both rewarding and worthwhile. We believe that the Buffelshoek Trust, by working with the community and establishing relationships with government and donors, facilitates the community’s plans for a better future by helping to turn dust to dreams. Vuyatela Lodge Accommodation The sprawling, colourful lines of Vuyatela create the perfect combination with the wild African landscape it wraps around. Funky, fusion décor embraces the new African luxury in an eclectic mix of environmentally complimentary design. Each of the eight opulent suites reflects local South African architecture without compromising on the sumptuousness that distinguishes Vuyatela’s unique identity. The name “Vuyatela” means “come and visit again” and is aptly suited to this distinctive experience which has broken the mould of traditional African game lodges. Each of the eight suites at Vuyatela are designed in the traditional African kaya- style. A private lounge is separated from the bedroom by an expansive Teak deck. Glass doors open the indulgent bedroom to the view from the deck and the pristine African savannah. Four-poster king-size beds dominate the airy bedrooms, while spa baths and outdoor showers complete the ultimate indulgence. Each chalet has its own plunge pool set into the open deck where, if you’re lucky, you might catch a leopard stealing a drink of water. Facilities Overview Vuyatela Lodge distinguishes itself from its other bushveld counterparts with its unique and extraordinary combination of modern luxury and traditional African culture. High-design furnishings sit comfortably alongside traditional mosaics and wall murals painted by local Shangaan villagers. The lodge embraces and indoor-outdoor atmosphere, making the most of the lovely South African climate. A well-stocked bar opens onto the flowing decks overlooking a massive watering hole, where you can often catch herds of elephant enjoying a mud bath or fall asleep to the grunting of the resident herd of Hippos. A specifically designed, suspended bird-watching tower is perched into the trees surrounding the main building, providing the prefect gazing post. A traditionally styled boma, which juts out over the surrounding bush, is the ultimate nook for a drink around the fire. If you’d like to spend some time working away some that remaining stress, a gym and relaxation room are just a few steps away. A library featuring wireless internet and a wide collection of reference books and websites is available to learn more about your surroundings. Dining Resident Chef Jessica Fourie trained in South Africa and began her career in the Game Lodge Industry. To gain International experience she travelled to America and work in some renowned restaurants in Florida. However it is was not long before the bush was calling once again and Jessie returned to Africa and took up residence at Djuma’s sister Lodge, Leopard Hills as Head Chef. Jessica joined the Djuma Team at the beginning of 2009, and has taken the culinary experience to new heights. Her passion and flare for cooking, combining Traditional African fare with International influences has created a dining experience second to none. Whether it is a Bush Dinner under the stars or a candlelit private dinner on your secluded deck, the Djuma dining experience is something to behold. Wellness One of the highlights of every guests stay at Djuma Private Game Reserve is the array of bush treatments on offer. Our core philosophy of natural health is based on nurture, inspiration and the use of mother Earth’s ingredients, to provide you with the most invigorating treatments imaginable. Enter a world where even time seems to hush. Enchanted by the ancient and rich heritage of Mother Africa and the spirits of her fruits. Relax and rejuvenate on a sensory journey Where detail after thoughtful detail creates an experience of total bliss. Breathe deeply and feel the calmness envelop you, silencing the burdens of the outside world. Surrender yourself to the ancient rhythms of nature and the blissful nurturing of body, mind and soul. Renew your vitality and spirit for life. Set amongst the African bush is a well equipped gym with cardio and weight training facilities designed to help ease every layer of stress and maintain your fitness in the healing presence of nature. SPA TREATMENTS Activities Overview Djuma’s biggest draw-card is essentially the wild and untamed surrounds into which its guests can explore. Djuma offers over 7000 hectares of exclusive traversing, bordering right onto the western boundary of the Kruger National Park. This part of the African Bush is a hidden gem, offering some of the finest game viewing anywhere in Africa. The “Big 5” roams this unspoilt Eden, Lion, Leopard, Elephant, Rhino and Buffalo can be spotted from the comfort and safety of our open game drive vehicles, accompanied by some of the most experienced Rangers and Trackers in the business. Morning Game Drives As the dawn begins to break at the start of another magical day in the African Bush, awaken to the sound of Hippo grunting their morning chorus from the Vuyatela waterhole, as they return from their nightly forage. As the sun begins to make its appearance over the eastern horizon, venture out into the wilds with your Ranger and Tracker to explore yet more magical sights that the Djuma Game Reserve has to offer. Bush Walks For the more adventurous, after a legendary Djuma breakfast, take a walk on the wild side with your Ranger, where there is a wealth of information he will share with you when you take the time to have a closer look at your wild surrounds. Take an insight into your Rangers knowledge of how to determine the freshness of animal tracks, and search the undergrowth for tell tale signs of animal activity. Village Trips Djuma is actively involved in the surrounding local communities of Utah and Dixie. Guests are offered the opportunity to visit these neighbouring villages and gain insight into the rural South African way of life. From meeting the village elders to seeing the schools, the exuberance and enthusiasm of the villagers is often catching. Evening Game Drives After wiling away the heat of the day in the comfort of your air-conditioned Suite, or relaxing around the sanctuary of your private plunge pool, it is time once again to head out into the wilds of the Djuma landscape. As the sun begins to set, and the heat of the African day abates, this is the perfect time to spot the predators that prowl the Djuma lands. After stopping to watch the sunset over the distant mountains with a glass of something cold in hand, it is time to continue on into the darkness, a thrill in the air and an expectation with every breath, what lies around the next corner? Returning to the Lodge to freshen up and a chat around the roaring fire in the Boma, discussing the events of the day, Jessie and her team will treat you to their culinary delights. As one drifts off to sleep in the extreme comfort of your Suite, the night sounds become apparent, the distant roar of a Lion and the closer whooping of a hyena clan out on the hunt bid you goodnight, what wonders await the African dawn tomorrow? We leave you with Vuyatela.......”come back and visit again”. Bush Lodge Accommodation Bush Lodge strives to embrace a contemporary African design ethic, with eight relaxing chalets nestled into the indigenous gardens of the camp. The traditionally thatched accommodation blends seamlessly into the African bush, creating a harmonious flow between pampered relaxation and the raw South African bushveld. Each of the calming en-suite rooms features modern amenities, including air-conditioning, overhead fans, mosquito nets and telephones. The chalets all flow onto the indigenous gardens and their wild surroundings. Facilities Overview Flanked by age-old Tamboti trees and a natural stream, Bush Lodge is seamlessly tucked into the impressive African bush. The main lodge building is a unique African thatch design, towering into the surrounding trees and opening the facilities up to the wild outdoors. Viewing decks provide superb views of two watering holes which border the lodge, and game roam freely through the camp. The lodge embraces an ambience of peace and tranquillity. The swimming pool is always delightfully cool under the awnings of a small grove of Tamboti trees, inviting you to sip a cool drink with a view of the wildlife-rich watering hole just below. A well-stocked library in the upper reaches of the main lodge features wireless internet and an impressive collection of modern fiction and bird and game viewing guides. For a quiet sundowner, the hand-crafted bar is an ideal spot, flowing onto a sprawling veranda overlooking a flood-lit watering hole. Dining Resident Chef Jessica Fourie has designed an eclectic menu of traditional South African flavours for Bush Lodge. The buffet-style dining embraces the relaxed atmosphere of the lodge, and makes the most of delicious local fare, giving guests a true taste of South African cuisine. Dinner is served around a roaring fire in the traditional boma style, with the sounds of wild animal calls ringing over the dinner chatter. A private dining deck offers a secluded nook for those wanting an intimate dinner under the African night sky. Wellness Same as Vuyatela. See Wellness in the Vuyatela section. Activities Overview Djuma’s biggest draw-card is essentially the wild and untamed surrounds into which its guests can explore. This part of Africa has seen such a slight human imprint that the land is still governed by legendary animals like the Big-5: lion, leopard, rhino, buffalo and elephant. Activities are endless in the divine South African climate with 7000 hectares of wilderness on your doorstep. Morning Game Drives An early morning wake-up call will awaken you to the magic of an African sunrise. The bushveld surrounds will also be waking up for the day, or settling down for a laze in the shade after a hard night’s hunting. A tracker and qualified Ranger will take you through the reserve in specially designed game-drive vehicles, and do their utmost to deliver the finest game viewing opportunities. Bush Walks After a hearty breakfast, a bushwalk with one of our experienced rangers offers the opportunity to take a closer look at your wild surrounds. Discover unexpected surprises like a chameleon perched on a tree branch, or view the thousands of birds that roam Djuma’s skies. Village Trips Djuma is actively involved in the surrounding local communities of Utah and Dixie. Guests are offered the opportunity to visit these neighbouring villages and gain insight into the rural South African way of life. From meeting the village elders to seeing the schools, the exuberance and enthusiasm of the villagers is often catching. Evening Game Drives Setting out into the bushveld as a huge African sun starts to set is the perfect time to spot the dangerous predators that prowl the Djuma lands. A qualified guide and tracker will be on hand to find any elusive creatures. Stopping for a sundowner, you’ll have the opportunity of enjoying a dramatic African sunset. Galago Camp Accommodation Galago Camp offers a personal safari experience for family or friends at a four-star rated private camp. This self-catering lodge has five en-suite colonial style bedrooms, suitable for groups of up to 10 guests. Have the freedom to tailor-make your own African bush experience, without compromising on comfort, luxury and bush expertise. Facilities The camp is built on the banks of a wildlife-rich watering hole, where you can relax in the plunge pool in the expansive deck and watch the animals pass you by. It includes both indoor and outdoor cooking facilities. Guests bring their own drinks and cooking supplies for this self-catering lodge, although a chef can be arranged prior to arrival. The Galago experience includes a guide and tracker and a private game viewing vehicle, with additional quarters for guests’ own staff such as pilots, guides or chefs. The exclusivity of Galago camp allows guests to relax and unwind to a flexible schedule. Activities Djuma’s biggest draw-card is essentially the wild and untamed surrounds into which its guests can explore. This part of Africa has seen such a slight human imprint that the land is still governed by legendary animals like the Big-5: lion, leopard, rhino, buffalo and elephant. Activities are endless in the divine South African climate with 7000 hectares of wilderness on your doorstep. The flexibility of Galago’s schedule allows guests to make up their own activities schedule. Morning and Evening Game Drives A tracker and qualified ranger will take you through the reserve in specially designed game-drive vehicles, and do their utmost to deliver the finest game viewing opportunities. Bush Walks After a hearty breakfast, a bushwalk with one of our experienced rangers offers the opportunity to take a closer look at your wild surrounds. Discover unexpected surprises like a chameleon perched on a tree branch, or view the thousands of birds that roam Djuma’s skies. Village Trips Djuma is actively involved in the surrounding local communities of Utah and Dixie. Guests are offered the opportunity to visit these neighbouring villages and gain insight into the rural South African way of life. From meeting the village elders to seeing the schools, the exuberance and enthusiasm of the villagers is often catching. A village trip can be arranged in advance with Galago’s management. Spa Treatments Reservations for spa treatments at Vuyatela can be arranged for guests staying at Galago camp. Spa treatments include a variety of soul soothing and body enhancing experiences, using natural ingredients from the South African earth. Private Safaris YOUR PRIVATE DJUMA EXPERIENCE GRAHAM COOKE, GUIDE EXTRAORDINAIRE Graham Cooke has been living and working in the bush for twenty two years. Graham has been involved in training as well as operating as a private guide, working in various locations from Zambia, Botswana, Swaziland, through to Northern Kwazulu-Natal. He has worked and lived in a variety of wildlife areas within South and Southern Africa, including Londolozi in the Sabi Sand Game Reserve in Mpumalanga, on the two main rivers of Zambia, namely the Kafue and Luangwa, Phinda Forest Lodge and Djuma Game Reserve, where he is now permanently based. Graham has a deep seated love and understanding of wildlife and their environment. He is a devoted bird watcher, leading him to obtain a diploma in Ornithology, as well as setting up and running a rehabilitation operation for birds of prey. He has had hands-on experience working close-up with some of the large predators; hand-rearing 2 leopard cubs which he lived with in the bush for over a year, as well as assisting in the hand-rearing and release of a lion cub. Other interesting projects have been a close study on a troop of baboons within the Sabi Sand Game Reserve. He was a founder member of the highly respected, Ecotraining School. The first of its kind in Southern Africa to cater for the training of field guides. Although birds are Graham's main interest, his knowledge base extends far beyond. Not only will you have a more intimate experience of the African bush - from the colossal elephant through to the myriads of insects that inhabit it, but his extensive indigenous cultural knowledge will contextualize your whole southern African experience. From the Okavango Delta in Botswana to the Greater Kruger National Park in the Lowveld a private guide like Graham will enhance your safari, making it a treasured memory of unrivalled quality. Weddings At Djuma Private Game Reserve, your wedding ceremony will be a magical blend of love and celebration. Each wedding is unique and individual - your ceremony can take place in the lodge or at a beautiful peaceful water hole or under a canopy of trees in the middle of the bushveld. Defined by its personalized attention to detail, service and co-ordination, Djuma will make all your wedding aspirations a beautiful reality. A wedding at Djuma is alive with joy and hope. This package includes: • Minister for the ceremony, including preparation and processing of all legal documents. • Wedding ceremony at a location of your choice in the lodge or in the bush. • Local flowers of your choice. • Sparkling wine for the bridal couple. • Single layer wedding cake with topping of your choice. • Local Shangaan dancers to perform at the ceremony or in the evening in the boma. • Wedding turndown for the bridal couple. • Traditional wedding gifts TOTAL: R 9 500-00 RACK, valid until 31 December 2010 Professional photographer, hairdresser, make-up artist and beauty treatments are available on request and are quoted accordingly. 2010 Wedding Specials on offer at Djuma Private Game Reserve: • Stay for 4 nights and get the 5th night for free (can be combined with Leopard Hills or Kings Camp). • Stay for 6 nights and get the 7th & 8th night for free (can be combined with Leopard Hills and Kings Camp). • Book the full lodge for one night or more and get a ½ day spa for the bride and one chosen friend and a 1 hour full body aromatherapy massage for the groom. ½ day spa: Reflexology, manicure & pedicure and full body aromatherapy massage * Extended stay specials may also be a combination of Bush Lodge and Vuyatela Information Getting There Whether you fly directly to Djuma on one of the daily chartered flights from Johannesburg or Nelspruit, or decide to do a self-drive, Djuma Private Game Reserve is easily accessible by road and air. Air Travel Daily flights are available on SA Airlink www.flysaa.com, Federal Air www.fedair.com and General Air www.galowveld.com. Airports are located within easy driving distance to Djuma, Arathusa approximately a 20 minute drive, Hoedspruit 1 ½ hour drive and Kruger Mpumalanga International airport 2 ½ hours drive. Road transfers from Hoespruit Airport or Kruger Mpumalanga International airport can be booked directly through Djuma Private Game Reserve. Road Travel Recommended self-drive route from Johannesburg: Depart Johannesburg via the N12 highway and continue to Witbank which then becomes the N4 highway, continue straight, through Middelburg and on towards Belfast. Switch to the R540 to Dullstroom. Continue on through Lydenburg, Origstad and through the Strydom tunnel. On approaching Hoedspruit take the R531 to Klaserie, Acornhoek and then follow the signs for Sabi Sand to Gowrie Gate. The reserve entrance fee is R80 per vehicle. Follow directional signs to the camp. Recommended self-drive route from Hoedspruit Airport: Follow the Klaserie signs, at the T-junction turn left onto the R531, then follow the signs for Acornhoek. Then follow the signs for Sabi Sand to Gowrie Gate. The reserve entrance fee is approximately R80 per vehicle. Follow directional signs to the camp. Recommended self-drive route from Kruger Mpumalanga International Airport: Take the R40 to White River, Hazyview, Bushbuckridge and Acornhoek. Then follow the signs for Sabi Sand to Gowrie Gate. The reserve entrance fee is approximately R80 per vehicle. Follow directional signs to the camp. Vuyatela is approximately 2kms from the Gowrie Gate. Bush Lodge is approximately 12kms from the Gowrie Gate. Galago is approximately 2kms from the Gowrie Gate. Weather Mpumalanga is a summer rainfall area with hot summers, especially in the humid sub-tropical lowveld regions. The weather is relatively mild in winter, although it can become very cold in the evenings. We have a warm sunny climate and you should wear sunscreen and a hat whenever you are out of doors during the day, particularly between 10am and 4pm. The average summer temperatures are a minimum of 20 degrees Celsius and a maximum of 35 degrees Celsius. The average winter temperatures are a minimum of 5 degrees Celsius and a maximum of 25 degrees Celsius. Rates See Rates PDF Download: http://www.djuma.com/downloads/Djuma-Rates-2010.pdf Contact Us RESERVATIONS Lizel van Eck Tel: +27 13 737 6626/7 Fax: +27 13 737 6628 or +27 86 503 6340 POSTAL ADDRESS P. O. Box 338 Hluvukani 1363 Mpumalanga South Africa GENERAL MANAGERS Vuyatela Jimmy Mhlanga Telephone: +27 13 735 5555 Facsimile: +27 13 735 5070 Galago Camp Marietjie Pieterse Telephone: +27 13 735 5555 Facsimile: +27 13 735 5070 MARKETING OFFICE Contact: Seasons In Africa Postal Address: P.O.Box 8034, White River, Mpumalanga, 1240 Telephone: +27 (013) 750-2358 Facsimile: +27 (013) 750-2364 Djuma Game Reserve Weblog Djuma Game Reserve Brochure Djuma Game Reserve E-Brochure Pages of interest from old website: Rangers Diary http://www.djuma.com/ranger/index.php Wildlife http://www.djuma.com/gallery_animal.php http://www.djuma.com/gallery_bird.php http://www.djuma.com/gallery_reptile.php http://www.djuma.com/gallery_tree.php Drum Beat http://www.djuma.com/drum_beat.php Gallery http://www.djuma.com/gallery_Guest.php http://www.djuma.com/compliment.php http://www.djuma.com/gallery_staff.php http://www.djuma.com/mpeg.php Resources http://www.djuma.com/useful_links.php Live Cam http://www.djuma.com/live_cam.php Seasons in Africa To see other 5 star products by Seasons in Africa, please visit our website at www.seasonsinafrica.com. 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About Us
Djuma Private Game Reserve is an oasis of luxurious calm in the wilds of the world-renowned Sabi Sand Game Reserve. Situated in the heart of the true South African bush, Djuma immerses its guests in the untamed landscape of a pure safari experience. Indulge yourself with a sensory holiday at one of our three prestigious lodges. Stare at the glittering night sky at the culturally unique Vuyatela, relax your senses at Bush Lodge’s tranquil setting, or share good times with family and friends at Galago Camp. Djuma’s emotive surroundings and pampering attention to detail will create an unforgettable experience of the real Africa.
The Djuma Team
Charmian Cooke and her Team at Djuma offer the right balance of high service levels and hospitality, while at the same time creating an ambiance of “home from home”. The dedicated Djuma Family have been together for many years and have a passion and flair for what they do. Charming hospitality and a genuine love and passion for the Djuma brand makes this an unforgettable experience.
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The Reserve
The reserve is named from the Shangaan word meaning “roar of the lion” – just one of the big 5 game animals you’ll find on our doorstep. Djuma Private Game Reserve forms part of the privatised Sabi Sand Game Reserve, bordering on the famous Kruger National Park. There are no dividing fences between Djuma, Sabi Sand and the great trans-frontier national park, blending Djuma’s own 7000 hectares into a magnificent ecosystem that wraps around the eastern corner of South Africa.
The reserve enjoys a wealth of diverse wildlife, at ease in their natural and undisturbed surroundings. Visitors to Djuma are treated to some of the best game-viewing opportunities Africa has to offer, without compromising on luxury, fine dining and relaxation. Best of all, Djuma offers a team of long serving and dedicated staff that have made it famous for its friendly and professional service. We wait to greet you as our guests and at the end of your stay, bid you farewell as our friends.
History & Philosophy
Djuma Private Game Reserve was originally established as a private property in the 1970s, comprising two properties of almost 2000 hectares in total and traversing rights over an additional 5000 hectares. Jurie Moolman inherited the land from his father and set about laying the founding stones of what would become Djuma Private Game Reserve and its three lodges, Vuyatela, Bush Lodge and Galago, in 1993. Working side by side, Jurie and his wife Philippa built the Djuma legacy on personal passion and a love for both the land and the surrounding community.
Djuma’s philosophy has always been to conserve the land so that future generations can enjoy the pristine glory of the African bushveld. To make this a reality, we see responsible commercialisation as the key to preserving this natural wonder.
At the end of 2008, the Moolman Family sold Bush Lodge to Japie Van Niekerk and New Africa Developments, and it continues to operate as part of the Djuma Game Reserve under the Seasons In Africa banner.
Responsible commercialisation is not only essential for the maintenance of Djuma Game Reserve, but the job creation associated with the commercial process allows neighbouring communities to have a stake in these lands. This provides a direct incentive for local communities to help conserve their environment.
Djuma strives to provide an unforgettable and magical experience for its guests. By creating an atmosphere of warm hospitality, we’re able to bring our guests as close as possible to the sights and sounds of the undisturbed African landscape. We’d like you to leave Djuma with magical memories of a personal experience with the bush as well as added knowledge of South African culture and customs.
Djuma Private Game Reserve recognises and embraces the important role it plays in the overall conservation of its environment. Every effort is made to maximise the preservation of our environment by practising responsible management techniques that protect and enhance the area for future generations. We aim to help secure the long-term sustainability of the South African tourism industry and are aligned with the Fair Trade in Tourism South Africa organisation.
Djuma Game Reserve is committed in taking action:
• To achieve sound environmental practices across our entire operation • To comply fully with all environmental legislation and codes of conduct • To minimise our waste and to reduce, reuse and recycle the resources consumed by our business wherever practical • To reduce our pollution to a minimum • To invite our guests, suppliers and contractors to participate in our efforts to protect the environment • Where we can, to work with others in the tourism industry, in public agencies and the community to achieve wider environmental goals • To provide all employees with the training and resources required to meet our objectives • To openly communicate our policies and practices to interested parties • To monitor and record our environmental impacts on a regular basis and compare our performance with our policies, objectives and targets
Djuma is actively involved in the surrounding communities and have facilitated establishing a trust – the Buffelshoek Trust – to help in this regard.
Constituted in July 2001 with the express aim of uplifting the Manyeleti villages; and with the patronage Mr Nelson Mandela who visited and opened our first school – Nwa Tumberi pre-school. The Buffelshoek Trust set about addressing an essential need of this poverty-stricken, rural community - education. The Trust chose to focus on education for it is a fundamental component of true empowerment.
This community has been identified as one of twenty-three rural and urban nodes by the South African government. These nodes represent the largest concentrations of poverty in the country. Approximately 800 000 individuals reside in the district and 70% of the community is not economically active. This is due, in part, to the fact that they do not have employable skills, have not had access to skills training and do not have the resources available to obtain these skills. Coupled with that, approximately 25% of the community are HIV positive. It is clear that those who are not infected are affected by the pandemic.
The initial investment in the community focused on school infrastructure. There were insufficient classrooms and resources for learners. Many classes were taught under trees and in extreme weather, lessons were cancelled. In addition, with the area being impoverished, many learners were under-nourished.
The Buffelshoek Trust has, together with its partners, spent in excess of R30 million on the following:
• Constructed 3 crèches; • Refurbished 6 primary and 2 secondary schools including constructing ablutions and administration blocks; • Provided electricity for these schools; • Built approximately 44 classrooms; • Furnished 3 libraries; • Instituted agricultural projects adjacent to the schools; • Assists in the feeding of approximately 3000 learners daily; • Built 7 computer centres; • Provided water to 2 villages; and • Spends approximately a million rand on training for teachers and learners annually.
The Trust is now focusing on providing quality education through the construction of a semi-private school directed at Maths, Science and Technical subjects. In addition, we are planning to develop a facility that caters for the provision of tertiary education as well as entrepreneurial support at the DevCentre. We have also committed to providing the area with a health care facility. Providing our adopted schools with sports facilities and the resources to develop coaching is also a priority. We believe that investment into extracurricular activities is critical for youth development. The project is aimed at providing recreational facilities which promote teamwork and play, and a means to channel the activities of the youth towards more constructive recreation.
The Trust continues to undertake and become involved in exciting projects focusing on education in a holistic sense; and working in conjunction with the community is both rewarding and worthwhile. We believe that the Buffelshoek Trust, by working with the community and establishing relationships with government and donors, facilitates the community’s plans for a better future by helping to turn dust to dreams.
The sprawling, colourful lines of Vuyatela create the perfect combination with the wild African landscape it wraps around. Funky, fusion décor embraces the new African luxury in an eclectic mix of environmentally complimentary design. Each of the eight opulent suites reflects local South African architecture without compromising on the sumptuousness that distinguishes Vuyatela’s unique identity.
The name “Vuyatela” means “come and visit again” and is aptly suited to this distinctive experience which has broken the mould of traditional African game lodges.
Each of the eight suites at Vuyatela are designed in the traditional African kaya- style. A private lounge is separated from the bedroom by an expansive Teak deck. Glass doors open the indulgent bedroom to the view from the deck and the pristine African savannah. Four-poster king-size beds dominate the airy bedrooms, while spa baths and outdoor showers complete the ultimate indulgence. Each chalet has its own plunge pool set into the open deck where, if you’re lucky, you might catch a leopard stealing a drink of water.
Overview
Vuyatela Lodge distinguishes itself from its other bushveld counterparts with its unique and extraordinary combination of modern luxury and traditional African culture. High-design furnishings sit comfortably alongside traditional mosaics and wall murals painted by local Shangaan villagers. The lodge embraces and indoor-outdoor atmosphere, making the most of the lovely South African climate. A well-stocked bar opens onto the flowing decks overlooking a massive watering hole, where you can often catch herds of elephant enjoying a mud bath or fall asleep to the grunting of the resident herd of Hippos. A specifically designed, suspended bird-watching tower is perched into the trees surrounding the main building, providing the prefect gazing post. A traditionally styled boma, which juts out over the surrounding bush, is the ultimate nook for a drink around the fire. If you’d like to spend some time working away some that remaining stress, a gym and relaxation room are just a few steps away. A library featuring wireless internet and a wide collection of reference books and websites is available to learn more about your surroundings.
Resident Chef Jessica Fourie trained in South Africa and began her career in the Game Lodge Industry. To gain International experience she travelled to America and work in some renowned restaurants in Florida. However it is was not long before the bush was calling once again and Jessie returned to Africa and took up residence at Djuma’s sister Lodge, Leopard Hills as Head Chef.
Jessica joined the Djuma Team at the beginning of 2009, and has taken the culinary experience to new heights. Her passion and flare for cooking, combining Traditional African fare with International influences has created a dining experience second to none. Whether it is a Bush Dinner under the stars or a candlelit private dinner on your secluded deck, the Djuma dining experience is something to behold.
One of the highlights of every guests stay at Djuma Private Game Reserve is the array of bush treatments on offer. Our core philosophy of natural health is based on nurture, inspiration and the use of mother Earth’s ingredients, to provide you with the most invigorating treatments imaginable.
Enter a world where even time seems to hush. Enchanted by the ancient and rich heritage of Mother Africa and the spirits of her fruits.
Relax and rejuvenate on a sensory journey Where detail after thoughtful detail creates an experience of total bliss.
Breathe deeply and feel the calmness envelop you, silencing the burdens of the outside world.
Surrender yourself to the ancient rhythms of nature and the blissful nurturing of body, mind and soul. Renew your vitality and spirit for life.
Set amongst the African bush is a well equipped gym with cardio and weight training facilities designed to help ease every layer of stress and maintain your fitness in the healing presence of nature.
Djuma’s biggest draw-card is essentially the wild and untamed surrounds into which its guests can explore.
Djuma offers over 7000 hectares of exclusive traversing, bordering right onto the western boundary of the Kruger National Park. This part of the African Bush is a hidden gem, offering some of the finest game viewing anywhere in Africa. The “Big 5” roams this unspoilt Eden, Lion, Leopard, Elephant, Rhino and Buffalo can be spotted from the comfort and safety of our open game drive vehicles, accompanied by some of the most experienced Rangers and Trackers in the business.
As the dawn begins to break at the start of another magical day in the African Bush, awaken to the sound of Hippo grunting their morning chorus from the Vuyatela waterhole, as they return from their nightly forage. As the sun begins to make its appearance over the eastern horizon, venture out into the wilds with your Ranger and Tracker to explore yet more magical sights that the Djuma Game Reserve has to offer.
For the more adventurous, after a legendary Djuma breakfast, take a walk on the wild side with your Ranger, where there is a wealth of information he will share with you when you take the time to have a closer look at your wild surrounds. Take an insight into your Rangers knowledge of how to determine the freshness of animal tracks, and search the undergrowth for tell tale signs of animal activity.
Djuma is actively involved in the surrounding local communities of Utah and Dixie. Guests are offered the opportunity to visit these neighbouring villages and gain insight into the rural South African way of life. From meeting the village elders to seeing the schools, the exuberance and enthusiasm of the villagers is often catching.
After wiling away the heat of the day in the comfort of your air-conditioned Suite, or relaxing around the sanctuary of your private plunge pool, it is time once again to head out into the wilds of the Djuma landscape. As the sun begins to set, and the heat of the African day abates, this is the perfect time to spot the predators that prowl the Djuma lands. After stopping to watch the sunset over the distant mountains with a glass of something cold in hand, it is time to continue on into the darkness, a thrill in the air and an expectation with every breath, what lies around the next corner?
Returning to the Lodge to freshen up and a chat around the roaring fire in the Boma, discussing the events of the day, Jessie and her team will treat you to their culinary delights.
As one drifts off to sleep in the extreme comfort of your Suite, the night sounds become apparent, the distant roar of a Lion and the closer whooping of a hyena clan out on the hunt bid you goodnight, what wonders await the African dawn tomorrow?
We leave you with Vuyatela.......”come back and visit again”.
Bush Lodge strives to embrace a contemporary African design ethic, with eight relaxing chalets nestled into the indigenous gardens of the camp. The traditionally thatched accommodation blends seamlessly into the African bush, creating a harmonious flow between pampered relaxation and the raw South African bushveld.
Each of the calming en-suite rooms features modern amenities, including air-conditioning, overhead fans, mosquito nets and telephones. The chalets all flow onto the indigenous gardens and their wild surroundings.
Flanked by age-old Tamboti trees and a natural stream, Bush Lodge is seamlessly tucked into the impressive African bush. The main lodge building is a unique African thatch design, towering into the surrounding trees and opening the facilities up to the wild outdoors. Viewing decks provide superb views of two watering holes which border the lodge, and game roam freely through the camp.
The lodge embraces an ambience of peace and tranquillity. The swimming pool is always delightfully cool under the awnings of a small grove of Tamboti trees, inviting you to sip a cool drink with a view of the wildlife-rich watering hole just below.
A well-stocked library in the upper reaches of the main lodge features wireless internet and an impressive collection of modern fiction and bird and game viewing guides.
For a quiet sundowner, the hand-crafted bar is an ideal spot, flowing onto a sprawling veranda overlooking a flood-lit watering hole.
Resident Chef Jessica Fourie has designed an eclectic menu of traditional South African flavours for Bush Lodge. The buffet-style dining embraces the relaxed atmosphere of the lodge, and makes the most of delicious local fare, giving guests a true taste of South African cuisine.
Dinner is served around a roaring fire in the traditional boma style, with the sounds of wild animal calls ringing over the dinner chatter.
A private dining deck offers a secluded nook for those wanting an intimate dinner under the African night sky.
Same as Vuyatela. See Wellness in the Vuyatela section.
Djuma’s biggest draw-card is essentially the wild and untamed surrounds into which its guests can explore. This part of Africa has seen such a slight human imprint that the land is still governed by legendary animals like the Big-5: lion, leopard, rhino, buffalo and elephant. Activities are endless in the divine South African climate with 7000 hectares of wilderness on your doorstep.
An early morning wake-up call will awaken you to the magic of an African sunrise. The bushveld surrounds will also be waking up for the day, or settling down for a laze in the shade after a hard night’s hunting. A tracker and qualified Ranger will take you through the reserve in specially designed game-drive vehicles, and do their utmost to deliver the finest game viewing opportunities.
After a hearty breakfast, a bushwalk with one of our experienced rangers offers the opportunity to take a closer look at your wild surrounds. Discover unexpected surprises like a chameleon perched on a tree branch, or view the thousands of birds that roam Djuma’s skies.
Setting out into the bushveld as a huge African sun starts to set is the perfect time to spot the dangerous predators that prowl the Djuma lands. A qualified guide and tracker will be on hand to find any elusive creatures. Stopping for a sundowner, you’ll have the opportunity of enjoying a dramatic African sunset.
Galago Camp offers a personal safari experience for family or friends at a four-star rated private camp. This self-catering lodge has five en-suite colonial style bedrooms, suitable for groups of up to 10 guests. Have the freedom to tailor-make your own African bush experience, without compromising on comfort, luxury and bush expertise.
The camp is built on the banks of a wildlife-rich watering hole, where you can relax in the plunge pool in the expansive deck and watch the animals pass you by. It includes both indoor and outdoor cooking facilities. Guests bring their own drinks and cooking supplies for this self-catering lodge, although a chef can be arranged prior to arrival.
The Galago experience includes a guide and tracker and a private game viewing vehicle, with additional quarters for guests’ own staff such as pilots, guides or chefs. The exclusivity of Galago camp allows guests to relax and unwind to a flexible schedule.
Djuma’s biggest draw-card is essentially the wild and untamed surrounds into which its guests can explore. This part of Africa has seen such a slight human imprint that the land is still governed by legendary animals like the Big-5: lion, leopard, rhino, buffalo and elephant. Activities are endless in the divine South African climate with 7000 hectares of wilderness on your doorstep. The flexibility of Galago’s schedule allows guests to make up their own activities schedule.
A tracker and qualified ranger will take you through the reserve in specially designed game-drive vehicles, and do their utmost to deliver the finest game viewing opportunities.
Djuma is actively involved in the surrounding local communities of Utah and Dixie. Guests are offered the opportunity to visit these neighbouring villages and gain insight into the rural South African way of life. From meeting the village elders to seeing the schools, the exuberance and enthusiasm of the villagers is often catching. A village trip can be arranged in advance with Galago’s management.
Reservations for spa treatments at Vuyatela can be arranged for guests staying at Galago camp. Spa treatments include a variety of soul soothing and body enhancing experiences, using natural ingredients from the South African earth.
Graham Cooke has been living and working in the bush for twenty two years. Graham has been involved in training as well as operating as a private guide, working in various locations from Zambia, Botswana, Swaziland, through to Northern Kwazulu-Natal.
He has worked and lived in a variety of wildlife areas within South and Southern Africa, including Londolozi in the Sabi Sand Game Reserve in Mpumalanga, on the two main rivers of Zambia, namely the Kafue and Luangwa, Phinda Forest Lodge and Djuma Game Reserve, where he is now permanently based.
Graham has a deep seated love and understanding of wildlife and their environment. He is a devoted bird watcher, leading him to obtain a diploma in Ornithology, as well as setting up and running a rehabilitation operation for birds of prey.
He has had hands-on experience working close-up with some of the large predators; hand-rearing 2 leopard cubs which he lived with in the bush for over a year, as well as assisting in the hand-rearing and release of a lion cub. Other interesting projects have been a close study on a troop of baboons within the Sabi Sand Game Reserve.
He was a founder member of the highly respected, Ecotraining School. The first of its kind in Southern Africa to cater for the training of field guides.
Although birds are Graham's main interest, his knowledge base extends far beyond. Not only will you have a more intimate experience of the African bush - from the colossal elephant through to the myriads of insects that inhabit it, but his extensive indigenous cultural knowledge will contextualize your whole southern African experience. From the Okavango Delta in Botswana to the Greater Kruger National Park in the Lowveld a private guide like Graham will enhance your safari, making it a treasured memory of unrivalled quality.
At Djuma Private Game Reserve, your wedding ceremony will be a magical blend of love and celebration. Each wedding is unique and individual - your ceremony can take place in the lodge or at a beautiful peaceful water hole or under a canopy of trees in the middle of the bushveld. Defined by its personalized attention to detail, service and co-ordination, Djuma will make all your wedding aspirations a beautiful reality. A wedding at Djuma is alive with joy and hope.
This package includes: • Minister for the ceremony, including preparation and processing of all legal documents. • Wedding ceremony at a location of your choice in the lodge or in the bush. • Local flowers of your choice. • Sparkling wine for the bridal couple. • Single layer wedding cake with topping of your choice. • Local Shangaan dancers to perform at the ceremony or in the evening in the boma. • Wedding turndown for the bridal couple. • Traditional wedding gifts
TOTAL: R 9 500-00 RACK, valid until 31 December 2010
Professional photographer, hairdresser, make-up artist and beauty treatments are available on request and are quoted accordingly.
2010 Wedding Specials on offer at Djuma Private Game Reserve: • Stay for 4 nights and get the 5th night for free (can be combined with Leopard Hills or Kings Camp). • Stay for 6 nights and get the 7th & 8th night for free (can be combined with Leopard Hills and Kings Camp). • Book the full lodge for one night or more and get a ½ day spa for the bride and one chosen friend and a 1 hour full body aromatherapy massage for the groom. ½ day spa: Reflexology, manicure & pedicure and full body aromatherapy massage
* Extended stay specials may also be a combination of Bush Lodge and Vuyatela
Information
Getting There
Whether you fly directly to Djuma on one of the daily chartered flights from Johannesburg or Nelspruit, or decide to do a self-drive, Djuma Private Game Reserve is easily accessible by road and air.
Air Travel
Daily flights are available on SA Airlink www.flysaa.com, Federal Air www.fedair.com and General Air www.galowveld.com.
Airports are located within easy driving distance to Djuma, Arathusa approximately a 20 minute drive, Hoedspruit 1 ½ hour drive and Kruger Mpumalanga International airport 2 ½ hours drive.
Road transfers from Hoespruit Airport or Kruger Mpumalanga International airport can be booked directly through Djuma Private Game Reserve.
Road Travel
Recommended self-drive route from Johannesburg: Depart Johannesburg via the N12 highway and continue to Witbank which then becomes the N4 highway, continue straight, through Middelburg and on towards Belfast. Switch to the R540 to Dullstroom. Continue on through Lydenburg, Origstad and through the Strydom tunnel. On approaching Hoedspruit take the R531 to Klaserie, Acornhoek and then follow the signs for Sabi Sand to Gowrie Gate. The reserve entrance fee is R80 per vehicle. Follow directional signs to the camp.
Recommended self-drive route from Hoedspruit Airport: Follow the Klaserie signs, at the T-junction turn left onto the R531, then follow the signs for Acornhoek. Then follow the signs for Sabi Sand to Gowrie Gate. The reserve entrance fee is approximately R80 per vehicle. Follow directional signs to the camp.
Recommended self-drive route from Kruger Mpumalanga International Airport: Take the R40 to White River, Hazyview, Bushbuckridge and Acornhoek. Then follow the signs for Sabi Sand to Gowrie Gate. The reserve entrance fee is approximately R80 per vehicle. Follow directional signs to the camp.
Vuyatela is approximately 2kms from the Gowrie Gate. Bush Lodge is approximately 12kms from the Gowrie Gate. Galago is approximately 2kms from the Gowrie Gate.
Weather
Mpumalanga is a summer rainfall area with hot summers, especially in the humid sub-tropical lowveld regions. The weather is relatively mild in winter, although it can become very cold in the evenings. We have a warm sunny climate and you should wear sunscreen and a hat whenever you are out of doors during the day, particularly between 10am and 4pm.
The average summer temperatures are a minimum of 20 degrees Celsius and a maximum of 35 degrees Celsius. The average winter temperatures are a minimum of 5 degrees Celsius and a maximum of 25 degrees Celsius.
Rates
See Rates PDF Download:
http://www.djuma.com/downloads/Djuma-Rates-2010.pdf
Contact Us
RESERVATIONS
Lizel van Eck Tel: +27 13 737 6626/7 Fax: +27 13 737 6628 or +27 86 503 6340
POSTAL ADDRESS
P. O. Box 338 Hluvukani 1363 Mpumalanga South Africa
GENERAL MANAGERS
Vuyatela Jimmy Mhlanga Telephone: +27 13 735 5555 Facsimile: +27 13 735 5070
Galago Camp Marietjie Pieterse Telephone: +27 13 735 5555 Facsimile: +27 13 735 5070
MARKETING OFFICE
Contact: Seasons In Africa Postal Address: P.O.Box 8034, White River, Mpumalanga, 1240 Telephone: +27 (013) 750-2358 Facsimile: +27 (013) 750-2364
Djuma Game Reserve Brochure
Djuma Game Reserve E-Brochure
Pages of interest from old website:
Rangers Diary
http://www.djuma.com/ranger/index.php
Wildlife
http://www.djuma.com/gallery_animal.php http://www.djuma.com/gallery_bird.php http://www.djuma.com/gallery_reptile.php http://www.djuma.com/gallery_tree.php
Drum Beat
http://www.djuma.com/drum_beat.php
Gallery
http://www.djuma.com/gallery_Guest.php http://www.djuma.com/compliment.php http://www.djuma.com/gallery_staff.php http://www.djuma.com/mpeg.php
Resources
http://www.djuma.com/useful_links.php
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