
Sip & Paint by the Dam
Paint, sip, talk and settle into the scenery. A creative bushveld experience designed around conversation and the calm of the dam.

Water, trails, wildlife, hosted experiences and long afternoons beside the pool. Choose the pace that makes the weekend feel like yours.

Spend a quiet morning at the water, casting a line and letting the rest of the day wait. Fishing is one of LeThabo's easiest ways to slow the pace right down.

Head out for game viewing, watch wildlife move across the landscape and enjoy the kind of moments that make everyone go quiet for a second.

Walk, jog or cycle through the surrounding bushveld. The farm invites guests to slow down and notice the smaller details that disappear when life moves too quickly.

Claim a lounger, order your day around the sun and give yourself permission not to turn relaxation into another item on the schedule.
Some of LeThabo's most memorable moments happen when guests gather around an experience. The farm has hosted occasions such as Sip & Paint by the Dam, while private groups can enquire about celebrations and tailored social weekends.

Paint, sip, talk and settle into the scenery. A creative bushveld experience designed around conversation and the calm of the dam.

Bring the birthday, reunion or girls' weekend to the bush and make the whole stay part of the celebration.

Good scenery, open space and no pressure to rush — sometimes the simplest plan is the best one.
Special experiences are subject to availability and arrangement. Contact LeThabo for the current programme or to discuss a private group experience.




Depending on your stay and arrangements, LeThabo also offers picnics, birding, hosted social experiences and outdoor moments spread across the farm.

Take the meal outside and make the view part of it.

A different way to get out and experience the property.

Binoculars, patience and the soundtrack of the bush.

Because some views deserve a drink and a little extra time.
These supporting videos help the site feel full and varied, while avoiding repeated use of the same still images in every section.