About Klipvley

A family behind
every safari.

Hunting, hospitality and a shared respect for the bushveld. Meet the Ambrosius family at Klipvley Safaris near Alldays, Limpopo.

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Meet your hosts

A family working together.

Klipvley Safaris is led by farm owner Wynand Ambrosius, whose approach brings together ethical hunting, wildlife conservation and a personal interest in every guest’s experience.

Wynand and professional hunter PH McIntyre guide guests in the field, sharing their knowledge of the land and its wildlife. Back at camp, Adel Ambrosius and her daughter Inge, PH McIntyre’s wife, work together on hosting and hospitality.

From discussing your hunt to helping your travelling companions settle in, the family takes a hands-on role in your time at Klipvley.

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The people you will meet

In the field and at camp.

Wynand Ambrosius

Farm owner and part of your guiding team. Wynand brings his knowledge of the farm and commitment to ethical hunting to the planning and experience of your safari.

PH McIntyre

A professional hunter who works alongside Wynand to guide guests on their hunts, drawing on his knowledge of the bushveld and wildlife.

Adel & Inge Ambrosius

Mother and daughter working together on hosting and hospitality, bringing personal attention to your stay and time at camp.

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Near Alldays, Limpopo

Your plans.
Our corner of the bushveld.

Set near the Botswana border, Klipvley offers personally planned hunting safaris with accommodation and guiding considered together.

Tell us about the species you would like to hunt, your preferred hunting method and everyone coming along. We will talk through the options and prepare a quotation around your group.

For non-hunting companions, birdwatching, safari rides and time at camp offer other ways to enjoy the farm.

What guides us

Respect for the land.
Care for the experience.

Ethical hunting

A considered approach to hunting, guided by respect for wildlife and the natural environment.

Conservation

An appreciation of the land and wildlife that make time in the bushveld worth sharing.

Personal hospitality

Family involvement, shared experiences and attention to the people travelling with you.