Kapama Private Nature Reserve is situated in the Limpopo Province and was proclaimed a private nature reserve in December 1993.  Covering approximately 12 000 hectares of prime big game territory, Kapama Private Nature Reserve has succeeded in combining the wilderness of the bush with the comforts of five-star hospitality and facilities. The name comes from Kapama, a Swazi king, whose tribe inhabited and hunted the

northern  Drakensberg mountain region around Marieskop back in the 1880's.

A game relocation program was introduced and the reserve now supports a wide variety of game including elephants, buffalo, rhinoceros, and a large population of giraffe, impala, blue wildebeest and kudu. Predators include lion, leopard, cheetah, spotted hyena and many smaller.

Camp Jabulani, an unrivalled five star luxurious camp, operates Elephant Back Safari's within the Kapama Reserve. This new camp opened in April 2003 and promises to be one of the most unique experiences in Southern Africa. Camp Jabulani is the epitome of luxury accommodation. The camp consists of six elegantly furnished luxury tents, each sleeping two guests, with a private splash pool and viewing deck overlooking a seasonal river. The reserve offers a "elephant experience" package unique to this reserve. This dreamlike adventure offers magical moments as well as the unique opportunity to come in close contact with the surrounding wildlife and wilderness. Meanwhile, guests at any of the Kapama camps can participate in a day excursion, which includes, an elephant back ride, a picnic, a bush walk and close encounter with the elephants. No effort is spared to ensure that guests enjoy an African Experience of a lifetime.