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Conservation & Community Levy

In the last decade, 8,879 African rhinos have been lost to poaching. While many rhinos are lost in Kruger National Park, smaller game reserves like Amakhala also face serious risks unless robust rhino monitoring programs and other security measures are in place.

The Conservation and Community Development Levy is essential to support the significant costs associated with our multi-layered anti-poaching efforts on Amakhala Game Reserve.

The Conservation and Community Development Levy primarily funds anti-poaching units and a dedicated rhino monitoring program to preserve and protect the rhinos of Amakhala Game Reserve.

A portion of the levy also supports the Amakhala Foundation’s award-winning Conservation Education Programs, helping to inspire the next generation of conservationists by learning about wildlife conservation and sustainability for future generations.

For bookings with check-in dates before 1 September 2025:

Adults: R210 per person, per night
Children (3–11 years): R105 per child, per night
Children (0–2 years): No charge

For bookings with check-in dates from 1 September 2025:

Adults: R275 per person, per night
Children (under 12 years): R138 per child, per night
Children (0–2 years): No charge

All levies will be collected by the Amakhala Foundation, a registered Public Benefit Organization (PBO no. 930039115).

Conservation & Community Levy

In the last decade, 8,879 African rhinos have been lost to poaching. While many rhinos are lost in Kruger National Park, smaller game reserves like Amakhala also face serious risks unless robust rhino monitoring programs and other security measures are in place.

The Conservation and Community Development Levy is essential to support the significant costs associated with our multi-layered anti-poaching efforts on Amakhala Game Reserve.

The Conservation and Community Development Levy primarily funds anti-poaching units and a dedicated rhino monitoring program to preserve and protect the rhinos of Amakhala Game Reserve.

A portion of the levy also supports the Amakhala Foundation’s award-winning Conservation Education Programs, helping to inspire the next generation of conservationists by learning about wildlife conservation and sustainability for future generations.

For bookings with check-in dates before 1 September 2025: