Eastern Cape
Shamwari Game Reserve
Shamwari Game Reserve is a 20 000 hectres (49000 acres) malaria free, private game reserve situated in the Eastern Cape of South Africa. It has received numerous international awards, including the World's Leading Conservation Company and Game Reserve for five consecutive years. It is situated in verdant bush along the Bushmans River, halfway between Port Elizabeth (45 minutes drive outside the city) and Grahamstown, a pleasant drive from Cape Town, forming a natural extension to the famous Garden Route.
Addo Elephant National Park
Deep within the shadows of the dense valley bushveld of the Sundays River region of the Eastern Cape lies the Addo Elephant National Park. Here, the evenings are punctuated by the strident howl of the black-backed jackal, and the francolin's call heralds each new dawn. Safe from relentless persecution in the past, the leviathans of the bush now roam in peace. The original Elephant section of the park was proclaimed in 1931, when only eleven elephants remained in the area - today this finely tuned ecosystem is sanctuary to over 350 elephants, 280 Cape buffalo, black rhino, a variety of antelope species, as well as the unique flightless dung beetle, found almost exclusively in Addo. A 120 000 ha (296 500 acre) marine reserve includes islands that are home to the world's largest African penguins and gannets.
Kruger National Park
Ngala Game Lodge
Ngala Game Lodge is a world encapturing the romance and tradition of a bygone time, the era of classic safari. Ngala, meaning "lion" in Shangaan, is the only private safari lodge in the legendary Kruger National Park and is a member of the Small Luxury Hotels of the World Group. The lodge is in a private game reserve on the banks of the Mapone River on the western boundary of Kruger. Accommodation is in thatched cottages or in a tented camp on the banks of the river. Ngala has exclusive traversing rights over 14 780 hectares of the Kruger National Park, one of the richest and most strategically important wildlife areas on the continent. The safaris at Ngala allow you to experience remarkably close encounters with wildlife such as breeding herds of elephant, buffalo and antelope, along with the great cats and occasionally, wild dog. At sunset, sip sundowners at the waterhole and experience the unique wildlife of South Africa as they refresh and play at the water's edge.
Thornybush Game Reserve
Thornybush is adjacent to the Timbavati Game Reserve and just 30 kilometres from the Kruger National Park's Orpen Gate. Dedicated and expertly trained game rangers conduct daily outings on foot or in open game-viewing vehicles, along with holding informal talks about the environment and its inhabitants.
An airy lounge, rustic bar and patio overlook the Monwana River bed. Excellent cuisine can be savoured in the bush or air-conditioned dining room, or at the fireside in the "boma" under a canopy of glittering stars. Luxury suites, including two family suites, are set under canopies of indigenous trees. The superior suites include a private plunge pool, personal butler service and the option of private meals.
A conference centre for up to 40 delegates offers a unique venue in which to enhance your business. The exclusive use of Landrovers is available for those that wish to explore the area, although bush walks surrounding the lodge will afford one numerous fantastic sightings, with great bird watching opportunities.
Londolozi Private Game Reserve
Londolozi Private Game Reserve is an unashamedly exclusive and luxurious safari destination covering 14 000 hectares in the heart of the game-rich 56 000 hectare Sabi Sand Game Reserve. Londolozi is a Zulu word meaning "protector of all living things" - an ambitious conservation ethic that Londolozi embraces in its sensitivity to the natural world. Londolozi offers four private camps and one lodge and each has a riverside location.
In the early dawn, you will hear the haunting calls of fish eagles, and the booming snorts of hippo. The characteristic species of the Sabi Sand are impala, greater kudu, giraffe, buffalo, lion and leopard. Lions are the only truly social members of the cat family, and sightings of lion prides are the order of the day at Londolozi.
Bird diversity is high, with over 40 species of raptor making the area their home, including: Hooded Vulture, Secretary Bird, African Fish Eagle, Snake Eagle, Dark Chanting Goshawk and Giant Eagle Owl.
Sabi Sabi Private Game Reserve
Since 1978 guests from all parts of the world have been enthralled by Africa's fabled wildlife in their natural habitat at Sabi Sabi Private Game Reserve, situated in the world-renowned 65,000 hectare Sabi Sand area in the southern section of the Kruger National Park. Southern Africa intrigues everyone who is lucky enough to experience its power and magic. The concept of 'Safari' conjures up images of adventure, thrilling landscapes and absorbing wildlife. Specially-trained, armed Game Rangers and Trackers will take you on safari in open Land Rovers - both by day and night - and on walking trails, learning about some 300 bird species and 200 animal species, including lion, leopard, rhino, buffalo, elephant and cheetah, tracked and followed off-road, deep into the African bushveld - a Nature Wonderland.
Choose your accommodation from 3 luxurious, air-conditioned, all-suite award-winning lodges. Experience the different atmospheres of yesterday, at the turn-of-the-century, lantern lit, magical Selati Camp (8 suites) or for a more modern feel, experience the contemporary Bush Lodge (25 suites).
Tintswalo Safari Lodge & Manor House
Shamwari Game ReserveShamwari Game Reserve is a 20 000 hectres (49000 acres) malaria free, private game reserve situated in the Eastern Cape of South Africa. It has received numerous international awards, including the World's Leading Conservation Company and Game Reserve for five consecutive years. It is situated in verdant bush along the Bushmans River, halfway between Port Elizabeth (45 minutes drive outside the city) and Grahamstown, a pleasant drive from Cape Town, forming a natural extension to the famous Garden Route.
Addo Elephant National ParkDeep within the shadows of the dense valley bushveld of the Sundays River region of the Eastern Cape lies the Addo Elephant National Park. Here, the evenings are punctuated by the strident howl of the black-backed jackal, and the francolin's call heralds each new dawn. Safe from relentless persecution in the past, the leviathans of the bush now roam in peace. The original Elephant section of the park was proclaimed in 1931, when only eleven elephants remained in the area - today this finely tuned ecosystem is sanctuary to over 350 elephants, 280 Cape buffalo, black rhino, a variety of antelope species, as well as the unique flightless dung beetle, found almost exclusively in Addo. A 120 000 ha (296 500 acre) marine reserve includes islands that are home to the world's largest African penguins and gannets.
Kruger National Park
Ngala Game LodgeNgala Game Lodge is a world encapturing the romance and tradition of a bygone time, the era of classic safari. Ngala, meaning "lion" in Shangaan, is the only private safari lodge in the legendary Kruger National Park and is a member of the Small Luxury Hotels of the World Group. The lodge is in a private game reserve on the banks of the Mapone River on the western boundary of Kruger. Accommodation is in thatched cottages or in a tented camp on the banks of the river. Ngala has exclusive traversing rights over 14 780 hectares of the Kruger National Park, one of the richest and most strategically important wildlife areas on the continent. The safaris at Ngala allow you to experience remarkably close encounters with wildlife such as breeding herds of elephant, buffalo and antelope, along with the great cats and occasionally, wild dog. At sunset, sip sundowners at the waterhole and experience the unique wildlife of South Africa as they refresh and play at the water's edge.
Thornybush Game ReserveThornybush is adjacent to the Timbavati Game Reserve and just 30 kilometres from the Kruger National Park's Orpen Gate. Dedicated and expertly trained game rangers conduct daily outings on foot or in open game-viewing vehicles, along with holding informal talks about the environment and its inhabitants.
An airy lounge, rustic bar and patio overlook the Monwana River bed. Excellent cuisine can be savoured in the bush or air-conditioned dining room, or at the fireside in the "boma" under a canopy of glittering stars. Luxury suites, including two family suites, are set under canopies of indigenous trees. The superior suites include a private plunge pool, personal butler service and the option of private meals.
A conference centre for up to 40 delegates offers a unique venue in which to enhance your business. The exclusive use of Landrovers is available for those that wish to explore the area, although bush walks surrounding the lodge will afford one numerous fantastic sightings, with great bird watching opportunities.
Londolozi Private Game ReserveLondolozi Private Game Reserve is an unashamedly exclusive and luxurious safari destination covering 14 000 hectares in the heart of the game-rich 56 000 hectare Sabi Sand Game Reserve. Londolozi is a Zulu word meaning "protector of all living things" - an ambitious conservation ethic that Londolozi embraces in its sensitivity to the natural world. Londolozi offers four private camps and one lodge and each has a riverside location.
In the early dawn, you will hear the haunting calls of fish eagles, and the booming snorts of hippo. The characteristic species of the Sabi Sand are impala, greater kudu, giraffe, buffalo, lion and leopard. Lions are the only truly social members of the cat family, and sightings of lion prides are the order of the day at Londolozi.
Bird diversity is high, with over 40 species of raptor making the area their home, including: Hooded Vulture, Secretary Bird, African Fish Eagle, Snake Eagle, Dark Chanting Goshawk and Giant Eagle Owl.
Sabi Sabi Private Game ReserveSince 1978 guests from all parts of the world have been enthralled by Africa's fabled wildlife in their natural habitat at Sabi Sabi Private Game Reserve, situated in the world-renowned 65,000 hectare Sabi Sand area in the southern section of the Kruger National Park. Southern Africa intrigues everyone who is lucky enough to experience its power and magic. The concept of 'Safari' conjures up images of adventure, thrilling landscapes and absorbing wildlife. Specially-trained, armed Game Rangers and Trackers will take you on safari in open Land Rovers - both by day and night - and on walking trails, learning about some 300 bird species and 200 animal species, including lion, leopard, rhino, buffalo, elephant and cheetah, tracked and followed off-road, deep into the African bushveld - a Nature Wonderland.
Choose your accommodation from 3 luxurious, air-conditioned, all-suite award-winning lodges. Experience the different atmospheres of yesterday, at the turn-of-the-century, lantern lit, magical Selati Camp (8 suites) or for a more modern feel, experience the contemporary Bush Lodge (25 suites).
Tintswalo Safari Lodge & Manor HouseTintswalo is an exclusive safari lodge under traditional grassing. Situated on a private Manyeleti Reserve concession, within the Greater Kruger National Park, Mpumalanga province.
A pristine wilderness reserve nestled between the Sabi Sand, Timbavati and Kruger Park, abounding in big five game and spectacular bird life. The area is unique for its minimal vehicle density and so offering a true exclusive safari experience.
Tintswalo Safari suites and main lodge areas are all situated along a seasonal river bed among an ancient sycamore tree grove. The exquisitely appointed main lodge overlooks a waterhole frequented by a large herd of elephant and other big game. The luxury Explorer Suites and Presidential Suite are all linked to the main lodge by raised wooden walkways.
Tintswalo in the Shangaan language means the intangible feeling of love, gratitude and peace that you bestow upon someone who has given you a meaningful and worthy gift. This is what our guest’s experience!