Situated in the game-rich Timbavali reserve, the new King's Camp allows guests to experience the African bushveld in true colonial style. Furnished in the style of a bygone era, the camp comfortably hosts 18-24 people, with each rondavel featuring air-conditioning, an in-suite bathroom, a phone, and a mini-bar. Game rangers will help you plan a personal daily schedule to take full advantage of the excellent game-viewing in the 4,000 hectares of bushveld. When you're not spotting elephant, buffalo, lion, leopard, and rhino, the superb cuisine, lounge-bar, viewing-deck, and swimming pool all combine to provide a romantic, relaxing ambiance. |
| Set in the Sabie Sands Game Reserve, Idube offers 18 guests superb game viewing in the peace of the unspoiled bush and the comfort of luxury lodge accommodation. Each spacious chalet has air-conditioning, overhead fans and an in-suite bathroom with outside shower. Added to the renowned personal service, hospitality and flexible program, this ensures a superior experience.
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These two properties lie 9 kms from each other in the Timbavati Nature Reserve, located in western Kruger National Park. Motswari has 11 twin-bedded, well ventilated bungalows, while the more rustic M'Bali camp offers 7 twin-bedded habitents. Both afford excellent viewing (by open 4 wheel drive vehicles or on foot) of the Big Five, nocturnal wildlife such as genets, bushbabies, porcupines, owls, and aardvarks, as well as 240 species of birds. Each property also has a full bar, restaurant, and filtered pool.
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| This eco-tourism division of Sun International Hotels includes four stunning properties, all providing great game viewing, spectacular accommodation and traditional "boma" dining. The Bongani Mountain Lodge in the Lebombo Mountains, southwest of Kruger; the Zululand Tree Lodge in the Ubizane Game Reserve, Kwazulu/Natal; the Tau Game Lodge in the Madikwe Game Reserve near the Botswana border; and the Malelane Lodge, overlooking the Crocodile River in southern Kruger. This is an ideal stop for those self-drive visitors to the park.
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Inyati is set on the banks of the Sand River in the world famous Sabie Sand Wildluin adjacent to the Kruger National Park. Although it is home to the Big Five (leopard, lion, elephant, rhino, and buffalo), other game viewing is plentiful, including giraffe, zebra, hippo, and cheetah. Safaris are led by armed rangers and trackers in open land-cruisers. Renowned for its hospitality, atmosphere and cuisine, Inyati offers only 20 guests luxurious air-conditioned thatched camps, catering and accommodation, including the Warthog Wallow Ladies Bar, a filtered pool, and gymnasium.
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