Mologa River Lodge

Offering game drives, wildlife viewing opportunities and a swimming pool, Mologa River Lodge is nestled in the African bushveld between Rust de Winter Dam and the Gauteng hills. Some of the chalets feature a private deck with views of the Eland River and the surrounding bushveld. They each come with satellite TV, small fridge and tea-and-coffee making facilities. The private bathroom includes a bath and double shower, and some units also boast an outdoor shower. The lodge has a boma bonfire, shared lounge, and gym facilities. Guests can enjoy meals in the dining area and drinks in the bar. There is free Wi-Fi available in all rooms and the main Lodge. Mologa River Lodge is located 11 mi from the Dinokeng Game Reserve, and 56 mi from Pretoria. Wonderboom Airdrome is 53 mi away. All guests are required to present a valid ID upon check-in. Guests must provide a valid email address when making a booking. A 50% deposit is required to confirm your reservation. The balance is payable at checkout. Cheetah’s Sunset View – Deluxe Chalet 6 - Where the Sun Meets the Savannah Let the cheetah’s grace guide your escape in this sunset-facing chalet. With uninterrupted river and mountain views, it’s the ideal spot to sip wine as the African sky turns gold and crimson. Features: Luxury king bed, indoor & outdoor showers, private bathroom with bath and shower, air-con, satellite TV, Coffee station. Located next to the riverbed. Breakfast is included and served at the lodge restaurant. Bonus: Enjoy your own private BOMA — the perfect way to embrace the winter chill with a glass of wine by the fire. Optional Add-Ons to Enhance Your Stay: Quad Biking Adventure Explore the terrain on a guided ride and add a snack basket that includes: • Traditional ‘moer koffie’ infused with Amarula • Small biltong sachet • Homemade rusk • South African chippies RiverNest Bush Spa Our new spa sanctuary offers massages and pampering in a serene riverside setting. A beautiful way to unwind. Sunset Safari Experience the magic of golden hour in the wild. There’s something sacred about a bushveld sunset — when the sky catches fire in hues of orange, rose, and gold, and the world slows down just enough for you to breathe it all in. You’ve never seen a sunset like this. Sip on a sundowner, feel the breeze through the grasslands, and watch as the last light kisses the treetops. Whether it’s your first safari or your fiftieth, the beauty of this moment will leave you in awe.