Step outside and keep going.
Gravel roads, open spaces and quieter tracks make walking and trail running an easy part of life at Letamo.
LETAMOGame Farm
Private game farm • Nature estate • Cradle of Humankind
Letamo Game Farm is a private residential nature estate in the Cradle of Humankind — a place of open landscapes, abundant wildlife and an uncommon sense of space within easy reach of Johannesburg.
Letamo is a residential game farm set within the Cradle of Humankind, where homes sit within a much larger natural landscape rather than replacing it.
The result is a place where wildlife, open veld, dams, gravel roads and broad views form part of everyday life. There is room to walk, ride, explore, watch the seasons change and simply enjoy the quiet — while Johannesburg and the West Rand remain close enough for normal day-to-day life.
Letamo is not a conventional residential estate with a little nature added around the edges. The landscape is the defining feature.
Life at Letamo
The farm offers residents the freedom to enjoy the landscape in many different ways — whether that means being active, watching wildlife or simply finding a quiet place to spend some time.
Gravel roads, open spaces and quieter tracks make walking and trail running an easy part of life at Letamo.
The farm is well suited to relaxed riding and mountain biking, with the wider Cradle offering even more routes beyond the gates.
Wildlife sightings are part of everyday life, while the variety of habitats supports a rich mix of resident and seasonal birdlife.
The dams provide peaceful places to fish, sit quietly or simply enjoy a different view of the farm.
Steenbok Dam and Sunset Braai provide dedicated places where residents can get together and enjoy the farm’s shared outdoor spaces.
Sometimes the best way to experience Letamo is simply to take a drive and see what happens to be around the next bend.
Habitats & wildlife
Savannah, bushveld, acacia forest, natural wetlands, koppies, riverine areas, rocky outcrops and dams create a varied environment across the property.
Kudu, hippo, waterbuck, gemsbok, wildebeest, blesbuck, duiker, eland, impala, red hartebeest, springbuck, steenbuck, zebra and more are part of the Letamo wildlife character.
Birdlife is abundant, including owls, hawks, eagles, fish eagles, cormorants, geese, ducks, kingfishers and bee-eaters.
Our story
Letamo was established in 1998, with residential development following in the early 2000s.
From the outset, the farm developed around an unusual idea: creating homes within an existing natural setting while retaining the character, space and wildlife that made the area special in the first place.
Over the years the surrounding region has changed considerably, but Letamo has retained the qualities that matter most — open land, wildlife, quiet roads and a strong connection to the Cradle.
Today it is both a place to live and a landscape shared by residents, wildlife and the wider ecosystem around it.
Living in the Cradle
Letamo forms part of the wider Cradle of Humankind World Heritage Site, one of South Africa’s most distinctive natural and cultural landscapes.
Beyond the farm are heritage sites, nature reserves, cycling routes, country restaurants and outdoor destinations spread throughout the Cradle. Rather than trying to catalogue everything nearby, we prefer to point visitors towards current, authoritative information about the area.
From the air
The aerial video gives a quick sense of the estate’s scale, dams, open land and surrounding Cradle landscape.
Contact & location
Letamo Game Farm
Portion 223 of Farm Honingklip 178 IQ
Kromdraai Road
Kromdraai, Mogale City, 1739
P O Box 1672
Rant-en-Dal, 1751
Latitude: 26° 1'32.43"S
Longitude: 27° 45'54.90"E
Telephone: +27 (0)10 595 0283