The Mudlark River Front Lodge is situated at the mouth of the breede river, we have 5 en-suite rooms, 3 with private decks overlooking 3kms of river.

The Mudlark offers peace and tranquility only 3 hours from Cape Town. We offer bird watching, easy walks, canoes for guests, dinghies with skippers for fishing charter on the river.

The Mudlark charter boat with Tim as skipper for fishing trips on the sea or sunset charters on the river. Whale watching between June and November

Three and Four star Self-Catering Accommodation, sleeping up to 6, all extremely private and each situated within walking distance of at least one body of water. 13 dams (from small to 2 HA), 3.5km's wild river and 4 weirs in catchment river.

Fly fishing only. We stock rainbow and brown trout from 600g - 1.5 kg. Record size 3.5 kg.

Shackletons is situated in south-western Zambia on the Upper Zambezi River near the village of Mwandi (meaning a place of 'plenty fish').

Shackletons provides access to 130km of the Upper Zambezi River, called 'God's Highway' by David Livingstone. Shackletons is open all year round, even when the river floods its banks each year to form the Zambezi floodplains.

Shackletons is a premier venue for spin, lure and fly anglers of all levels to fish for trophy Tigerfish, Bream, Tilapia and Catfish.

Shackletons is home to nearly 300 bird species that can be spotted at the Lodge, or by boat along the river banks, or by Mokorro in the tranquil river channels.

The Lodge accommodates 12 people in thatched, en-suite chalets with private teak decks overlooking the Zambezi. The swimming pool, sun downer deck, lounge, open dining area, and riverside bar provide guests with unparalleled vistas of the mighty Upper Zambezi River.

At Shackletons you, your family and your friends will be totally spoilt by the Zambian culture, the pristine waters of the Upper Zambezi, the peace and tranquility of the Lodge, the exciting fishing, the abundant bird life, and the unsurpassed friendly hospitality of the Shackletons people.

Giants Cup Wilderness Reserve is, a small, exclusive trout flyfishing resort set on the banks of a 25hectare lake - through which the Umzimkulwana River flows. It is, uniquely in southern Africa, a self-sustaining, wild spawning open system. Regarded by many as perhaps the finest trout fishing destination in the country, it is entirely surrounded by Kwazulu-Natal Conservation Services wilderness area, and is home to prolific wildlife and rare waterfowl. Activities include angling for wild-spawned rainbow and brown trout, wilderness hikes and bird-watching for uncommon and rare wet-land species. Visitors are housed in well appointed, en-suite, self catering accommodation, but meals are available by appointment.