Zebras Crossing

The Waterberg Biosphere Reserve, where Zebras Crossing is situated, encompasses a substantial expanse of the Southern African savanna biome and is home to a rich array of biodiversity, including numerous species listed as either Red Data or orange listed due to conservation concerns, as well as a host of unique species found nowhere else. The concept of a biosphere reserve plays a pivotal role in achieving a delicate equilibrium among the demands of the tourism industry, the imperative to provide tangible benefits to local communities, and the preservation of natural resources. This region has been inhabited for hundreds of thousands of years and stands as one of South Africa's preeminent areas for San rock art. The primary source of revenue here is tourism, and it serves as a critical watershed for the Limpopo basin. When choosing to stay at Zebras Crossing you are contributing to the preservation of these extremely important biospheres.

Game drives in the Waterberg Biosphere Reserve offer guests a captivating opportunity to explore this pristine wilderness while gaining valuable insights into conservation efforts. As guests embark on these drives, expert guides share their knowledge about the reserve's diverse flora and fauna, emphasizing the importance of preserving this unique ecosystem. They highlight the critical role of conservation in safeguarding the region's Red Data and endemic species, fostering an appreciation for the delicate balance between tourism, community benefits, and environmental protection. Through engaging and informative experiences, guests not only witness the beauty of the reserve but also leave with a deeper understanding of their role in its preservation.