Connectivity for game reserves and safari lodges
A reserve is a large property with lodges, gates, camps and patrol routes — and guests who expect to stay connected. CTTX builds an engineered backbone the reserve owns: solar-powered high-sites and links reaching every lodge and gate.
Request a quote or site survey Test your current speedWhat reserves & lodges need connectivity for
- Guest connectivity that actually works at the lodge
- Lodge-to-lodge and ranger management comms
- Security and anti-poaching camera backhaul
- Connectivity to remote gates, camps and staff housing
- One engineered backbone instead of a patchwork of consumer lines
How CTTX delivers it
We start with a site survey — assessing terrain, line-of-sight and the nearest viable backhaul. We design an engineered link (the right radios, mast height and path), our own qualified teams build it, and we support the infrastructure once it's live. Where a Vodacom Business fixed-wireless or LTE service is the right fit, we arrange that too as an authorised reseller. The result is connectivity engineered for your site — not a best-effort consumer line.
Proof: a 30,000ha reserve, three lodges, one backbone
Before CTTX, a 30,000-hectare private game reserve ran on a consumer wireless service delivering roughly 3 Mbps down — with the provider on site every day swapping equipment to keep it alive. We replaced it with one engineered layer: a carrier-backed 100 Mbps fully symmetrical backhaul into the property, a main mast serving the main lodge, and two solar-powered relay masts extending the backbone to the outlying lodges.
- Over 800 Mbps measured on the reserve backbone — near-gigabit on-property capacity
- Zero provider site visits since go-live (previously daily)
- Guests stream HD sport at the lodges; ranger comms and reservations run on the same backbone
- Solar-powered, lithium-backed, remotely monitored — vandalism-proof stainless cabinets
The owner's clearest verdict: they stopped doing speed tests. That is what owned infrastructure feels like.
Serving reserves & lodges across South Africa
CTTX Services operates from Gqeberha (Port Elizabeth) and Cape Town across all nine provinces, with a focus on sites in the Eastern Cape, Western Cape, Limpopo and Mpumalanga where reliable business connectivity is hardest to get. If you run reserves & lodges and your connection is holding your operation back, that's exactly the problem we solve.
Ready to start?
Request a site survey or a connectivity assessment for your site. Email sales@cttx.co.za or apply online and we'll come back with next steps.
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