Accommodation in Parks
Umlani Bush Camp Timbavati Game Reserve
Umlani Bush Camp is an exclusive rustic lodge accommodating only 16 guests in en suite reed and thatch rondavels. Early morning and evening game drives are in open four wheel drive vehicles accompanied by experienced rangers and trackers. ... More »
Nkorho Bush Lodge
An African jewel with a diverse abundance of wildlife, situated in the Sabi Sands Game Reserve. Set in a comfortable envirnment, we offer a true safari experience 'extraordinaire' whereupon guests become one with nature. Observe the awakening of the bushveld. Your experienced ranger set you out on a drive to endure the smell of the bushveld as a fresh encounter unfolds before your eyes. ... More »
Ezulwini Billy's Lodge
Ezulwini Billy's Lodge is a place where Africa remains unspoilt. Here, the emphasis is on friendliness and informality. Your personal game ranger will share his experiences of the bush and animals on drives in an open safari vehicle. ... More »
Mohlabetsi Safari Lodge
Tony, Alma and their colleagues warmly welcome guests to their relaxing and friendly oasis in the bush. Set in the vast Balule Nature Reserve, this is home to a superb variety of fauna and flora, including the legendary Big 5. ... More »
Masodini Private Game Lodge
Masodini Private Game Lodge is ideally located in the 40 000-hectare Balule Nature Reserve. It is a bush lover's paradise and the lodge is surrounded by fever trees and evergreen African date palms which create a perfect oasis. ... More »
Jackalberry Lodge
Experience the comfort of chalet style rooms offering understated luxury, sumptuous en suite bathrooms with feature bath, double hand basins as well as indoor and outdoor showers. Choose from the Luxury Suite, the Family Room or 5 Standard Chalet Style Rooms. ... More »
Ezulwini River Lodge
Ezulwini River Lodge is located in the centre of the Greater Kruger National Park, in the Balule Nature Reserve. It is approximately five hours’ drive from Johannesburg. We are in a very low-risk malaria area and have never had a case of malaria at our lodges. ... More »
Tydon Safari Camp
Tydon Safari Camp offers guests the unique opportunity of staying in permanent semi-luxury tented rooms and experiencing wildlife game drives and bush walks in both the Sabi Sand and the Kruger National Park. ... More »
n'Kaya Lodge
With a capacity of only four exclusive suites, n'Kaya Lodge offers the discerning guest the very best in privacy and it is the ideal destination for a quiet, peaceful safari. ... More »
Thornybush Game Lodge
Adjacent to the Greater Kruger National Park, within the famous Thornybush Nature Reserve, is our largest operation, Thornybush Game Lodge. Registered by the tourism authorities as a 5 Star offering, this lodge is ideal for small groups, bush weddings, milestone birthday celebrations or business i ... More »
Simbambili Game Lodge
Offering unparalleled luxury in an unspoilt environment, Simbambili Game Lodge is situated among dense stands of knobthorn and jackalberry trees along the meandering Manyeleti dry river bed in the Sabi Sand Game Reserve. It forms part of the world-renowned Kruger National Park. ... More »
Kambaku River Sands
Know Before You Go Children 11 years old and younger are not permitted at this property. Mandatory Fees and Taxes You'll be asked to pay the following charges at the property: Destination fee: ZAR 200 per accommodation, per stay We have included all charges provided to us by the property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book. A national park fee is p ... More »
About Parks
The Kruger National Park, which measures a whopping two million hectares, is approximately the size of the whole of Wales. Although there are still fences between parts of the Kruger National Park and Mozambique and Zimbabwe, so the planned Greater Limpopo Transfrontier Park is not quite yet a reality. When it is, it will be spectacular. Actually, Kruger already is. Most of the park is situated in the Lowveld. Restricted to broad valleys below 1 000m above sea level, the Lowveld is what many people consider to be the 'real' Africa. In this low-lying subtropical climate, broad-leaved trees and thorn trees co-exist happily in relatively open woodland, interspersed with long grass - and, of course, game. Wildlife abounds.