Cape Vulture Lodge lies in the shade of the Northern Drakensberg mountains, under the watchful eye of over 650 breeding pairs of the endangered Cape Vulture which nest on the cliffs.
The Cape Vulture Lodge is located about 26 km from Hoedspruit on the R527. Nestled between the Greater Kruger and the Blyde River Canyon, the lodge falls within the protected area of the Kruger to Canyons Biosphere Region, making it one of the most biodiverse places in South Africa and an awe-inspiring place to explore.
Located in the 1800-hectare Cape Vulture Conservancy, the newly built eco-lodge is surrounded by an expanse of private land that stretches from the foothills to the cliffs of the mountain range. Built with the view and the vultures in mind, each of the nine tented suites are positioned gazing up at the jagged mountain ridge where the vultures and other resident birds are seen swooping and soaring against a blue-sky backdrop.
