Balule Nature Reserve Overview Information
Balule
Balule is a beautiful bushveld wilderness in Limpopo.

Attractions:
Balule Private Game Reserve is located along the banks of the Olifants Rifer between Phalaborwa and Hoedspruit in South Africa, Limpopo. Here you will enjoy the beauty and excitement of the game drives on offer where you will get to see large game such as elephant, hippo and many more animals and bird species. The other private reserve that you can enjoy together as a family is the Klaserie Nature Reserve that offers a unique trail system and where you will also get to see elephant, rhino, buffalo, buch, leopard, lion and many more. The Thornybush Game Reserve is where you can experience pure african wilderness. There are game drives and 4x4 tours available where you will get to see the spectacular big five and many more animals and birds.

Climate:
Balule enjoys hot to very hot summer months with most rainfall as afternoon thunderstorms and cool, warm and sunny winter days with temperatures dropping in the evenings.
Tourism Attractions in Balule Nature Reserve
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Singwe River Lodge
Balule Nature Reserve Private Game Reserve
At Singwe River Lodge we provide a memorable and affordable Big Five game experience in a low-risk malaria area, with excellent accommodation in a luxury lodge, delicious food and warm African hospitality. Read more.
Leopard's View Game Lodge
Balule Nature Reserve Bush Lodges (Catered) (GAME NEARBY)
Leopard's View is situated deep in the unspoilt bush of Balule Nature Reserve within the Greater Kruger Park, and overlooks a secluded valley with its own well-established waterhole, yet enjoys easy access to major roads and regional airports. Read more.
Sausage Tree Bush Camp
Balule Nature Reserve Tented
Perfectly positioned within the Balule Nature Reserve, Sausage Tree Bush Camp has unrivaled views of the Northern Drakensberg and surrounding bushveld. Read more.