Iron Eden
A peerless sanctuary of silence.
2.5 Billion Years in the making.
Grounded in
Precious Earth
Miwesu stands within the Makoppa Dome, a geological structure of ancient Swazian granite and gneiss dating back billions of years. This is not merely land; it is a monument to deep time.
Located in the Arid Sweet Bushveld, our nutrient-rich grasses sustain game in peak condition year-round. The red sandy loam and granite koppies create a landscape of rare beauty and ecological significance.
"Luxury is silence."
Private Residences
The Homestead
The pinnacle of exclusive use. A 10-sleeper manor offering absolute autonomy.
The Stone Villa
Carved into the ridge. An intimate 4-sleeper sanctuary with panoramic views.
Bespoke Living
We have reimagined the self-catering model. Expect industrial Smeg appliances, Le Creuset cookware, and daily housekeeping that operates invisibly.
Explore AmenitiesConservation
Harvest
We do not sell animals; we manage an ecosystem. The availability of specific quarry is dictated strictly by our annual ecological census. Inquire for USD packages. Below are the primary species of the Iron Mountain.
Greater Kudu
Tragelaphus strepsiceros
Blue Wildebeest
Connochaetes taurinus
Impala
Aepyceros melampus
Gemsbok
Oryx gazella
Warthog
Phacochoerus africanus
Investment Guide
Download our confidential 2026 Conservation Investment Guide, detailing trophy fees, taxidermy logistics, and meat processing.
The Observer's Journey
Celestial Safaris
Thabazimbi offers some of the darkest skies in the southern hemisphere. Private astronomy sessions available.
Mobile Wellness
In-villa spa treatments using indigenous Marula oils. Relaxation without leaving your sanctuary.
Vita-Darting
Participate in a non-lethal "Green Hunt." Assist vets with DNA collection and micro-chipping.
"Flew JFK to Johannesburg, 2.5 hours to the farm. The kudu we took was exactly what we came for. Logistics and export were handled—no surprises."
International hunter · USA
"Malaria-free was a big deal for us. The Waterberg bushveld and the lodge—first-class. Already planning our next trip."
Trophy safari · Florida
If It Pays,
It Stays.
The reality of African conservation is economic. Your visit directly funds our Anti-Poaching Units and habitat restoration. The meat from your harvest feeds 300 local families monthly.
"I acknowledge that Miwesu is a sanctuary of silence. I respect the ethics of the fair chase and the peace of the Iron Mountain."
— The Guardian's Pledge