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Nkomazi Game Reserve Badplaas, Mpumalanga, South Africa

Why We Love it and You Will Too

• The Nkomazi tent-style suites are authentic and comfortable, offering a true African glamping experience.
• Enjoy traditional sundowners (or a freshly brewed morning coffee) during 4x4 game drives led by expert rangers. Expect to see giraffes, impalas, gnus, zebra, jackals, and warthogs, all amid the vast sprawling mountains and the Komati River that runs through the reserve.  
• Move alongside nature on interactive bush walks. Try a specialised birding safari or cast out a line in the Komati River. 
• Seek out your new favourite spot by your private plunge pool, or out on the game-viewing deck. Don’t forget to bring a good book and pair it with a crisp drink from the bar!
• Nkomazi Game Reserve in Mpumalanga is also home to some of the oldest rock formations on earth, embellished by ancient San rock art.

Your Nkomazi Game Reserve Experience

Nkomazi Game Reserve in Mpumalanga is surrounded by mountains, highveld and riverine valleys. Reaching into the south-west over 15 000 hectares, this is just the place to tune back into nature. 

It's a well-run camp, with top-notch service and a professional, attentive team, but first, let’s talk about the accommodation itself. The "tents" guests stay in are the most luxurious you will ever set eyes on.

Some call it glamping, we call it exactly what a safari experience should look and feel like. Think sturdy canvas walls, timber framings and furnishings that look right off the set of “Out of Africa”. The amenities are second to none, with king-size beds, big puffy pillows and soft bathrobes. 

At Nkomazi Game Reserve, it is the little touches when you least expect it that will impress you ― hot towels after a game drive, melting hot chocolate when it’s nippy, or a crisp G & T when it's hot outside. 

The game drives are also a defining factor, led by guides who are extremely knowledgeable and enthusiastic about introducing guests to the resident herd of lions, as well as the vast range of other game, such as elephants, zebra, and warthog. Aside from animals, you can also experience some ancient San rock art etched onto some of the oldest rock formations in South  Africa. 

From Riverside Retreat Spa treatments to perfectly-timed sundowners to lazy afternoons in the pool gazing over the surrounding bushveld, nothing is ever rushed at Nkomazi. The only complaint you will ever make about the place is not staying long enough. 

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Nkomazi Private Game Reserve

eManzana, South Africa

Take in the beauty of towering mountains, broad river valleys and impressive grasslands when you visit the malaria-free Nkomazi Private Game Reserve. The reserve is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and spans an impressive 15 000 hectares and is home to a diverse ecosystem that supports both Highveld and Lowveld game species and abundant birdlife.

A family-friendly glamping and safari destination

You will feel truly immersed in nature, alongside the Komati River in Mpumalanga, while enjoying all the amenities of a five-star hotel.

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Services and Facilities

• Wi-Fi Available throughout the lodge.
• Welcome refreshment Complimentary, on arrival.
• Pool Each tent has its own pool.
• Secure parking Located at the lodge’s entrance.
• Deck and boma Meals are served here.
• Spa River Retreat Spa – book in advance.
• Laundry Available on request.
• Housekeeping Offered twice daily.
• Curio shop Momemetos, clothing and crafts.

Watch this video to get a taste of what your trip to Nkomazi Private Game Reserve could look like.

Choose the finest African surroundings for your special day and host your intimate wedding in this dream-like setting. The setting and our service are bound to impress.

Experience fine dining in the bush with a diverse menu that accommodates all dietary requirements, including freshly baked gluten-free bread and milk alternatives. All meals are included.

Featured experiences

Birding safari.

Spot some of the 300+ bird species on the reserve.

Riverside Retreat Spa

Discover the wild on exhilarating game drives, offered twice daily.

Enjoy a catch-and-release fishing experience along the Komati River.

Riverside picnic

Experience bush dining in a completely memorable way.

Accommodation at Nkomazi Private Game Reserve

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• Children of all ages are welcome, but parents are responsible for their supervision.
• The full rate is payable for children 12 years and older.
• The Family Tent may be used as a family unit to host two adults and two children.
• Children must be seven years or older to go on game drives.
• Children must be 16 years or older to go on guided nature walks.

To ensure that you have a comfortable and memorable safari experience, we recommend that you include the following items when packing:  

• Light-weight clothing
• Warm clothing, including items such as a jacket, scarf and beanie
• Waterproof jacket
• Insect repellent
• Small flashlight

  Don’t hesitate to reach out to us if you need further info.  

Yes, Wi-Fi is available throughout the reserve. 

Nkomazi Private Game Reserve is classified as a malaria-free area. It is, however, recommended that you contact your local travel clinic for advice on the necessary precautionary measures for visits to this region.

Mpumalanga, which means “place where the sun rises”, is situated on the eastern side of South Africa and is one of the country’s nine provinces. It is home to a diverse range of fauna and flora which makes it a remarkable destination. World-famous attractions such as the Kruger National Park, Pilgrim’s Rest, the Blyde River Canyon and God’s Window are all located in this region.

The province is divided longitudinally into the Highveld, on the west, and the Lowveld, on the right. The Highveld is typically cooler than the Lowveld and experiences frosty winters whereas the Lowveld region has a subtropical climate, with milder winters. Summer brings rainfall and refreshing thunderstorms to the region.

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What Our Clients Say

I visited Nkomazi Private Game Reserve with a bunch of family and friends and what an awesome experience it was, and only 3.5 hrs out of Jhb! Kurt D

The location is fantastic but what really takes it up a notch is the awesome staff and their attention to detail. We will definitely go again. Roy V

I have never had such top service! You have your own plunge pool in a secluded bush setting with a tent that is pure luxury. You can watch elephants bathing in the river from your bed! Nicky R

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Mala Mala Game Reserve: South Africa’s exclusive safari destination

Imagine basking in intimate, African luxury camps tucked away in pristine wilderness . Add to that bespoke safaris tailored to your wildlife dreams and you’ve stumbled upon Mala Mala Game Reserve.

One of the largest and oldest private Big Five game reserves in South Africa, Mala Mala offers a wildlife experience unlike any other. The reserve is famous for intimate wildlife encounters and photographic safaris .

Discover riverine forests, wooded thickets, savanna grasslands , and the thriving fauna that exist in this reserve. Leave behind the maddening crowds and self-drive safaris for one of the most exclusive experiences in southern Africa .

Here you’ll find a complete safari guide to the spectacular Mala Mala reserve and it’ll be difficult to stop dreaming about it.

Where is MalaMala?

Mala Mala private game reserve stretches over 13 000 hectares of pristine, flourishing bushveld and diverse landscapes.

The reserve is in Mpumalanga province in South Africa and is one of eighteen reserves that make up the Greater Kruger National Park .

It benefits from being a private reserve with unfenced borders with Sabi Sands Private Game Reserve and Kruger Park . This allows wildlife to move through the expanse of all three reserves.

The powerful Sand River meanders through the reserve. And the diverse landscape supports thriving wildlife populations .

Getting to Mala Mala

Mala Mala reserve is an accessible reserve while still feeling remote and wild.

You can choose to drive from Johannesburg to the reserve. The journey is 436 km from OR Tambo International Airport and takes between 5 to 6 hours.

Alternatively, the nearest airport is Kruger Mpumalanga International Airport in Nelspruit which is 105 km from the reserve.

To begin your exclusive safari holiday in style you can choose to fly with Federal Airlines to the Mala Mala private airstrip. There are two flights per day with Federal Air from OR Tambo directly to MalaMala.

The Best Time to Visit Mala Mala Reserve

As with all safari destinations in southern Africa, the best time to visit is during the dry season (May-September). With low rainfall and mild temperatures, wildlife viewings are more frequent at this time.

This is because the vegetation is thinner , making it easier to see animals. Additionally, wildlife gather at waterholes and move around in search of water. The temperatures are much more comfortable than in the summer months and the risk of malaria is lower.

However, birding opportunities are better in the summer months when migratory birds are moving through the reserve and rain transforms the dry landscape into a lush paradise.

Why You Should Visit Mala Mala, South Africa

MalaMala Game Reserve is one of the oldest safari destinations in South Africa . If you’re looking for an unrivalled safari experience with a dash of African luxury, there are few better places.

Here are just a couple of amazing reasons to put Mala Mala on the top of your safari bucket list.

A unique Mala Mala safari

There is undeniable magic in being a silent observer of the creatures of the bush. Whether witnessing a pack of wild dogs on the hunt as the sun rises, or spotting the vibrant colors of a lilac-breasted roller perched on a branch.

These sorts of experiences are most enjoyable without hordes of vehicles trying to push in for the best viewing spot. And the addition of an expert guide who will explain the spoor (animal track) on the ground, or the methods that dung beetles use to navigate.

A Mala Mala safari is entirely exclusive . Regardless of the camp that you stay in, you will have a private ranger for the duration of your stay and will only share the park with the other, minimal, Mala Mala guests. You can expect quiet sightings where your viewing vehicle will often be the only one.

Personalized tours are a specialty at Mala Mala and your ranger will encourage you to share your preferences. Are you on the ‘hunt’ for the Big Five, interested in spotting the elusive creatures of the night, or a keen twitcher? You’ll have a tailored safari experience.

The spectacular reserve also boasts one of the best destinations in southern Africa for photographic safaris . The exclusivity and location make for a fantastic photographic opportunity.

Combine these with specialized game vehicles , with features such as sliding camera mounts and under-seat lighting, and you’ve got a world-class experience. To top it all off, a ranger with keen photographic knowledge and experience will be there to guide you.

Fun for junior wildlife enthusiasts

The luxurious offerings of Mala Mala’s accommodation may not seem suitable for children. There are certain age policies and restrictions, such as children younger than six not permitted on open vehicles. However, the camps go above and beyond to provide an amazing experience for kids .

Rangers organize a host of activities that will introduce the wonders of the wild to your children.

From bush survival skills to learning how to track spoor markings and wildlife movie nights, there is no end to the entertainment.

It’s the perfect environment to inspire a love for the bushveld in young children.

This means that you will have the opportunity to spend quality time with your family while everyone enjoys their bespoke safari experience.

Unparalleled wildlife viewings

The reserve prides itself on unique, exciting, and up-close wildlife viewings . Over the years rangers have worked to acclimatize large mammals to the presence of viewing vehicles. So the presence of your game vehicle will not disrupt or disturb the activities of the animals, nor spook them too much.

Mala Mala is well-known for prolific sightings of leopards and the entire Big Five. If you’re after a safari that will satisfy an appetite for Big Five viewings, there are few places that rival Mala Mala Game Reserve.

But with diverse landscapes and a variety of habitats, there are hundreds of species to look out for.

There are almost 150 mammal species inhabiting the reserve. Try to spot some of these incredible animals on your Mala Mala safari:

• Honey badger
• Spotted hyena
• Black-backed jackal
• Blue wildebeest

For keen birders, you’ll delight in the 300+ bird species that call the reserve home, as well as the migratory species present from November to April.

Keep your eyes trained on the trees and sky for some of these special birds:

• Saddle-billed stork
• Gorgeous bushshrike
• African green pigeon
• Lesser-spotted eagle
• Rufous-crowned roller
• Stierling’s wren-warbler

Apart from mammals and birds, there are plenty of amphibian , reptile , and insect species that make up the thriving ecosystem at Mala Mala. Your private ranger will introduce to you the area’s inhabitants, from tiny insects to the giants on the plains .

Mala Mala Lodge Accommodation

Guests at Mala Mala Reserve have the option of three camps . These range from safari sleek to African opulence and luxury.

MalaMala Main Camp

Eight luxury suites sit on the banks of the Sand River and ten grand rooms make up the rest of the camp. You can enjoy bird and game viewing from the expansive wooden deck that looks out over the river and feast on dinner underneath the African sky.

This camp is an embodiment of understated elegance , with a stocked wine cellar and even a library.

MalaMala Sable Camp

For guests who are looking for an exclusive safari experience, this small and intimate camp will give you just that. The camp only sleeps 14 people in 7 suites . Families can choose the Lion’s Den Suite with two bedrooms and a living room.

The surrounding bush is beautiful and the private outdoor deck is the perfect place to admire the surroundings.

MalaMala Rattray’s Camp

Situated in a lush, riverside setting each of the eight luxury suites have expansive views over the river and bushveld.

There is a pool, a large viewing platform, and a fully-equipped gym on-site.

A stay at this camp ensures an exclusive safari experience . Game viewing vehicles have a limit of four guests and a private professional ranger who will guide for the entirety of the stay.

Tick Off Mala Mala Safari From Your Bucket List

For those looking to enjoy the luxurious comforts of an elegant yet ‘wild’ lodge coupled with a one-of-a-kind safari experience , Mala Mala Game Reserve is one of the best destinations. You’ll have the opportunity to dive deep into the wilderness with incredible animal encounters and expert guides .

The limited number of people in the camps will have you feeling like the surrounding bushveld is solely yours to enjoy. And you’ll no doubt go home with unforgettable memories and phenomenal photographs.

What are you waiting for? Book your exclusive safari , pack your camera and khaki best and get ready for a trip of a lifetime.

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WILD INSIDE HORSE SAFARIS

SOUTH AFRICA Nkomazi Game Reserve

Set in the Nkomazi Private Game Reserve, Mpumalanga, South Africa, this safari is suitable for strong intermediate to experienced riders.  Stay at a luxury five-star tented camp lakeside lodge.  Part of the experience with this riding safari is the spectacular accommodation, with each tent having its own private pool and air-conditioning. The camp has excellent food and hospitality, with all the bells and whistles. 

Set on a 15,000 hectare reserve, where lowveld meets highveld, home to lion, leopard, cheetah, buffalo and elephant, riders can get some great wildlife viewing and personal encounters with many of the more exciting larger game species. Plains wildlife include giraffe, zebra, wildebeest and hartebeest to name but a few!  The reserve offers endless beauty, with a mixture of open plains, hills, rocky koppies, rivers and mountains. 

There are generally two rides out on the beautiful reserve per day, in the morning and late afternoon, with sun-downers at sunset, surrounded by the horses. Game drives are also included in the cost of this experience. 

With a team of fourteen experienced safari horses to choose from, this is an experience not to be missed! 

Location : Emanzana, Mpumalanga, South Africa

Nights : Flexible, we recommend 2-7 nights.

Rider Limitations : Strong intermediate - experienced riders. 

Season : January - December (all year)

Dates : Flexible - choose your own dates.

Riding : 4-5 hours per day.

Included : All-inclusive of all riding, game drives, accommodation, all food, tea, coffee, water. 

Not Included : Flights, insurance, airport transfers, soft drinks and alcohol.

Extra Costs :  Conservation levy: £16 per night per person. 

Flights : Flights must be booked to arrive and depart from OR Tambo Airport in Johannesburg. 

Internet: Wi-fi available at the accommodation. 

ACCOMMODATION

The luxury tented accommodation is more 'glamping' than camping! 

Each tent has its own private sundeck area, pool and air-conditioning.

The tents are also kitted out with complimentary coffee, teas and biscuits, a hairdryer, international  plug sockets, bathrobes and slippers, and a safe. 

Each tent has an en-suite bathroom, but also includes an outside bath and shower, so you can immerse yourself in nature! 

Three different types of tented accommodation are available : 

Deluxe Tent: The six Deluxe Tents are framed by nature, offering panoramic views of the reserve.

They are well appointed, comfortable and spacious, at an average of 40 m² each.

These tents sleep a maximum of two adults.

( King or twin beds). 

Luxury Tent:  The six Luxury Tents are surrounded by nature, but offer extra proximity to the soothing surrounds as they are river-facing.

These tents feature luxurious amenities that make for a comfortable stay and are spacious, at an average of 40 m².

T hey sleep a maximum of two adults.

(King or twin beds). 

Family Tent:  The two Family Tents offer proximity to nature and have been wonderfully appointed with luxury amenities.

These tents are generously spacious, at an average of 80 m² each, and both sleep a maximum of two adults and two children.

(King bed and two twin beds). 

A spa is also available at the lodge with all the usual treatments and massages, at an extra cost.  

High Season

1st - 11th January

15th - 31st December 

Deluxe Tent

Single: £395 per night

Per Person: £295 per night

Child: £155 per night 

Luxury Tent 

Single: £430 per night

Per Person: £315 per night

Family Tent 

Single: £465 per night

Per Person: £340 per night

Child: £175 per night

Mid Season 

12th January - 30th April 

1st July - 14th December

Single: £370 per night

Per Person: £275 per night

Child: £145 per night 

Single: £390 per night

Single: £450 per night

Per Person: £330 per night

Child: £170 per night

Low Season 

1st May - 30th June

Single: £355 per night

Per Person: £265 per night

Child: £140 per night 

Per Person: £285 per night

3 Night Safari (mid season): £825 p er person sharing

4 Night Safari (mid season): £1100 per person sharing

5 Night Safari (mid season): £1375 per person sharing

6 Night Safari (mid season): £1650 per person sharing

7 Night Safari (mid season): £1925 per person sharing

Sample Itinerary

Based on a four night, five day safari.

Please note this is a sample only, individual experiences may vary slightly.

This itinerary acts as a guide to give you an overview of what your safari will be like.

Day 1 : Arrive at the lodge, settle into your luxury tent, take in the views, and take a luxurious shower after your travels.

Lunch will be available between 1.30 - 3.30pm.

Meet your safari horse after lunch, and saddle up for your first ride out on the reserve! Take in the stunning scenery, and get up close and personal with some wildlife as you bond with your horse.

Dismount at a beautiful location in the reserve for sundowner drinks and snacks, and take in your first African sunset surrounded by the horses!

After sundowners, ride back to the lodge in time for dinner at 7pm.

Day 5 : 

If you have the time before your flight or further travel plans, tack up for the final time for a casual morning ride, or go out on one last game drive.

Otherwise, relax at the lodge, take a dip in the pool, or laze on the deck.

By now you will have well and truly bonded with your horse, and made lots of everlasting memories together.

It's time for a sad farewell.

Day 2 : An early rise today, with coffee and snacks at sunrise in your tent.

Mount up around 6am and set out for an early morning ride. At this time in the morning the wildlife in the reserve is very active, and you will have plenty of wonderful sightings of various different species. Have a few canters through the reserve to wake yourself up further! After a 2-3 hour ride, you will return to the lodge for a hearty breakfast.

Spend a few hours enjoying the lodge and its amenities; take a dip in the pool, relax on the deck, and fully unwind.

Meet up again at 4pm for your afternoon ride, this time heading deeper into the reserve where we hope to have a chance to see the elephants. 

Tonight, the horses will sleep out in a boma on the reserve. We will have sundowners while the horses are being settled in for the night. Enjoy a delicious dinner and drinks at the lodge, before retiring for the night to dream about all that you saw today! 

Day 3 : 

You will be collected again from the lodge at 6am to be taken out to the horses at the boma.

This morning we will take a longer ride, up to a higher part of the reserve, where we will enjoy a delicious picnic lunch, and see some ancient bushman paintings, while the horses have a break on the highveld.

We will ride back, spotting wildlife as we go. Species you may see include zebra, giraffe, cheetahs, buffalo, as well as many species of antelope! You will be back at the lodge around 1pm for lunch. 

 After lunch we will ride the horses out to the Eastern part of the reserve to explore for an hour or two. The horses will sleep in an enclosure safe from lions and other predators. While the horses are being settled in for the night we will enjoy sundowners, then head back to the lodge for dinner.

Day 4 : 

We will head out to the horses early in the morning, and go out for a ride for 2-3 hours. Canter across the open plains, scramble up hills to get the best views, and discover the fauna and flora of South Africa. Ride among herds of zebra and hartebeest, peer up at the elegant giraffes, and come up close to buffalo as they graze!

Dismount after an hour or two for a break, leg stretch and light bite to eat, before heading back to the lodge for lunch. 

Go out on a game drive in the afternoon to spot lions and other predators, and hopefully get closer than you can on the horses. You will have plenty of opportunity on the drive to get some amazing photos to take home. 

Enjoy dinner and drinks with your guides on your last evening at the reserve. 

Nkambeni Safari Camp

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Nkambeni Safari Camp is a Mpumalanga game lodge providing a wildlife experience for tourists visiting Panorama Route.

About Nkambeni Safari Camp

Nkambeni Safari Camp offers accommodation within the Kruger National Park on the western border near to the Numbi Gate and is dedicated to the preservation of the fauna and flora of the Kruger Park. The layout of the camp is structured in such a way to offer spectacular views of the Park.

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What to expect at the lodge/reserve

• All of the Big 5
• Malaria-free area
• Safari / bush walks by arrangement
• Self-guided game drives

Accommodation

Nkambeni Safari Camp is a comfortable game lodge with 150 beautifully appointed, air-conditioned timber and canvas tented suites.

Each suite has two extra length beds as well as two fold out beds should children be accompanying you. There are an en-suite bathrooms with an indoor and outdoor shower. T

The suites are beautifully decorated and designed for comfort with a seating area inside and out and tea / coffee making facilities.

On Site Facilities

Guest are able to do bush walks in the Kruger National Park. Game drives are not included in the rates however they can be arranged. There are morning, afternoon and full day Safari Game Drives available.

There is a large swimming pool area overlooking a dam where hippo and other wildlife visit. The guest lounge is a great place to unwind and outside there is a large boma for evening braais.

Breakfast and Dining

Rates include either breakfast or breakfast and dinner. There is a fully licensed bar area. The on site restaurant serves a buffet meal and guests can expect to enjoy traditional South African dishes. A large undercover dining area offers a la carte as well as buffet meals.

Features you'll appreciate

• swimming pool
• braai / bbq

In Room / Unit

• Air-conditioning
• Bathroom (en-suite)
• Bathroom towels supplied
• Bed linen supplied
• Complimentary toiletries
• Patio / verandah / balcony
• Smoking: not allowed
• Tea and coffee facilities
• Child friendly (all ages)
• Guest lounge with TV
• Parking (off street)
• Smoking: none indoors
• Swimming pool

Food & Drink

• Bar (fully licenced)
• Braai / barbeque (BBQ)
• Restaurant / dining room
• Tour assistance

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Nkambeni Safari Camp provides accommodation of up to 150 beautifully appointed, air-conditioned timber and canvas tented suites. In each room is two extra length beds as well as an en-suite bathroom with an indoor and outdoor shower. There are tea / coffee making facilities in each room.

• Air-conditioning  
• Bathroom (en-suite)  
• Bathroom towels supplied  
• Bed linen supplied  
• Complimentary toiletries  
• Patio / verandah / balcony  
• Smoking: not allowed  

Qty: 41 Sleeps: 2 guests (max 2 adults) Children: are allowed in this room type

Rates INCLUDE: Tented Accommodation. Guests choice of either breakfast or breakfast and dinner.

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The food was devine, the staff was excellent and friendly, accommodation comfortable. Just the noise levels were a bit unbearable at times and thin "walls" not helpful. I would nominate the waiter who served us on Saturday evening for an award, unfortunately, I do not remember his name.

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Songimvelo game reserve, mpumalanga: game viewing from the saddle.

S S ongimvelo Game Reserve, tucked away in a little-known corner of South Africa’s Mpumalanga province, lies within the folds of the ancient Barberton Mountains. A pristine game park just waiting to be explored, it is known for its stunning landscapes, rich biodiversity and horseback safaris .  

Songimvelo Game Reserve is also a geologist’s treasure trove, a bird watcher’s paradise and a n equestrian ’s dream.    

This game reserve has been on the up-and-up since Mpumalanga Parks and Tourism unveiled it as the province ’ s largest reserve. One of Songimvelo’s unique selling points is that it offers a fairly new experience to wildlife lovers : game viewing from the saddle.  

Unlike watching animals from a distance while sitting in your vehicle (without being able to approach too closely because engine noise disturbs the wildlife) , a horseback safari is an up - close - and - personal wildlife experience. From the vantage point of your mount, you are considered part of the landscape’s diversity, so you can roam among giraffes, zebras, buffalo, antelope and other South African wildlife with out alarming them .  

Songimvelo Game Reserve recently introduced a herd of elephant from the Kruger National Park, along with a number of white rhino . Although there are no lions, the brown hyena, black-backed jackal and leopard ably represent the predators.  

Geologically, Songimvelo is amazing. In places it is possible to see some of the earliest rocks to solidify on the earth’s crust 4 -b illion years ago. The area has been inhabited for thousands of years , and archaeological sites compris ing circular walls and ruins of small houses and religious structures date back to about 400BC.  

The reserve’s landscape is characterised by mountains, valleys and flood plains. Much of this rough terrain can only be accessed on horseback. Only 5% of the reserve has 4x4 (SUV) road access; even the field rangers here patrol on horseback. On more challenging rides up into the mountains, not only will you enjoy superb game viewing, but you will be dumbstruck by the dramatic panoramic views.  

More than 300 bird species have been recorded in the park, including the Shelley’s francolin, Knysna turaco, o live bush-shrike and g rey sunbird. If you ride in the forest margins , you may even see g reen twinspots , a local rarity .  

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Who to contact 

Mpumalanga Tourism Authority   Tel: +27 (0)13 759 5300/1   Email:  [email protected]  

How to get here  

Songimvelo Game Reserve is found 100km south of the town of Barberton, on a well sign-posted road .  

Tours to do 

A horseback safari , of course! You can choose a challenging ride that requires competence at walking, cantering and galloping, or a less - challenging ride over easier terrain for the more inexperienced rider  

Get around 

Guided game-drives in 4 -wheel-drive vehicles and stimulating bush walks can be arranged. But horseback is the best option .  

Length of stay 

A stay of at least three days is recommended .  

What to pack  

Sunscreen, hat, binoculars, camera and comfortable walking shoes. If you plan to do a horseback safari, long, hard-wearing pants will come in handy .  

Where to stay  

Rustic self-catered accommodation and a campsite are available at the large Kromdraai camp in the eastern sector of the park .  

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1.  Jacana River Lodge

Located within the beautiful Mjejane Game Reserve, which is one of the newer additions to the Greater Kruger National Park concession area, Jacana River Lodge is one of the more exclusive accommodation options when looking for an exciting game lodge adventure. Jacana River Lodge offers guests one of the most relaxing and rejuvenating Mpumalanga holiday experiences filled with unspoilt African bushveld and the most spectacular wildlife sightings. The Mjejane Game Reserve offers Jacana River Lodge guests all the animal sightings that one can see in the Kruger National Park (even the Big 5), but without the enormous crowds, which can easily become unpleasant in the busier seasons. Guests at Jacana River Lodge can also book open vehicle guided game drive safaris in the Mjejane or Kruger National Park to get as close to the wildlife as possible! Our beautiful 5 Bedroom, 10 Sleeper guesthouse next to the Crocodile River is the perfect place to unwind, recharge your batteries and make unforgettable memories. Get in touch with our booking team via our ‘Contact Us’ page and book your Mpumalanga holiday of a life-time today!

2. Baluleni Safari Lodge

Baluleni Safari Lodge is a peaceful and tranquil lodge located right on the banks of the Olifants River in the 53 000 hectare Balule Nature Reserve inside the Greater Kruger National Park which offers the wonder of the natural African Bush with breath-taking sunsets and wildlife sightings that include the Big 5, bird watching, safaris, bush walks and more. Baluleni Lodge offers their guests comfortable accommodation in two air-conditioned en-suite luxury chalets with an extra outdoor shower, three air-conditioned en-suite thatched chalets and two luxury en-suite safari tents. Some of the Baluleni Safari Lodge facilities include a licensed dining/bar area and a beautiful boma. Full breakfasts and three-course dinners are generally served in the dining area or outside on the patio.

3. Crocodile Kruger Safari Lodge

Crocodile Kruger Safari Lodge is located right on the banks of the Crocodile River, inside the Marloth Park Nature Reserve, which borders the Kruger National Park. Crocodile Kruger Safari Lodge offers guests both full board and self-catering accommodation options. Guests can also book guided game drives in an open-vehicle in the world-renowned Kruger National Park.  

4. Raptors Retreat Game Lodge

Raptors Retreat is an owner-managed game lodge offering luxurious accommodation topped with excellent service. The lodge is situated on the Parsons Nature Reserve in the Mopani region approximately 40 km north of Hoedspruit and only a quick 4 km game drive away from the banks of the Olifants River. The Parsons Nature Reserve forms part of the Greater Kruger National Park and this unspoilt corner of South Africa is renowned for its abundance of astounding wildlife, mountainous scenery, indigenous forests and cascading waterfalls.

5. Kruger Riverside Lodge

Kruger Riverside Lodge offers an unforgettable Mpumalanga accommodation experience, where luxury meets the untamed, wild African Bush. When staying at Kruger Riverside Lodge, it is a common sight for animals like zebra, giraffe, wildebeest or kudu to walk around the property grounds and sometimes even coming in for a closer look. The lodge is situated in Marloth Park, which borders the Kruger National Park, offering guests an opportunity to get in touch with true, unspoilt African nature.

6. Kingfisher Creek Lodge

The Kingfisher Creek Lodge consists of various luxurious tented chalet accommodation options tucked away among the trees of the Guernsey Private Nature Reserve, offering their guests the ideal place to escape the everyday hustle and bustle of city life and enjoy the serenity and tranquillity of nature, right on your doorstep. The three luxury tented chalets offer a deep African experience for the tasteful guest who enjoys comfort and attention to detail. Each one of the tented chalets is air-conditioned, featuring its own private bathroom and deck with seating.

7. Mvuradona Safari Lodge

Located in Marloth Park, Mvuradona Safari Lodge is guaranteed to provide guests the chance to experience the peace and tranquillity of true African bushveld. Mvuradona Lodge is a riverside accommodation option that depicts an authentic African thatch lodge with suites beautifully decorated with white linens and teak furniture. The large rooms and open communal areas of the lodge promote a warm atmosphere and a feeling of personal space.

8. Imbali Safari Lodge

Imbali Safari Lodge is entirely made up of private suites, to ensure maximum privacy to all their guests. Each unit at Imbali Safari Lodge comes with a private plunge pool and ever-changing views out into the untouched African wilderness. The exclusive Imbali Safari Lodge is located within the private Mluwati Concession, right in the heart of the Kruger Park.

9. Simbambili Game Lodge

Offering unrivalled luxury in an unspoilt African environment, Simbambili Game Lodge is situated along the winding Manyeleti dry riverbed in the Sabi Sand Game Reserve. The Game Reserve forms part of the world-renowned Kruger National Park and offers guests African wildlife sightings that will leave you speechless.

10. Kruger Shalati: The Train on the Bridge

Last, but most certainly not least, is ‘Kruger Shalati: The Train on the Bridge’ accommodation. One of the most anticipated and exciting new offerings within the iconic Kruger National Park, Kruger Shalati offers guests something completely unique and truly unforgettable. This establishment is the perfect combination of Africa’s most breath-taking natural splendours with stunning luxuries aboard a newly refurbished train on a bridge in the Kruger National Park. Offering 31 rooms, consisting of 24 Carriage Rooms and seven Bridge House Rooms, all of which will provide guests with a truly unique experience.

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Mpumalanga is a tourist’s mecca; places of interest in this north-east province of South Africa are practically boundless and suit all tastes. The region is blessed with natural beauty, wildlife, mining history, battlefields, a sophisticated infrastructure... Show more

Accommodation Types: bed and breakfast , apartments , boma fire , full kitchen , cottages , pool table , garden , guest houses , selected dstv channels , shared bathroom , shared kitchen , camps , own decoder for dstv , breakfast included , cable tv , chalets , golf course , oven , wardrobe or closet , bath towels , electric blankets , fishing , holiday homes , netflix , patio , shared lounge/tv area , stove , backpacker , fridge , horse riding , linen , dishwasher , guest lodge , tennis court , guest farms , microwave , sauna , covid-19 certified , game lodges , splash pool , swimming pool , fibre , self catering , caravan parks , health spa , toaster , bungalows , spa facilities , boutique hotels , dvd , bathrobe , cleaning service , coffee machine , hotels , kettle , table tennis , pet friendly , golf lodges , resorts , braai/bbq area , glamping , halaal friendly , heated pool , terrace , toiletries , villas , parking on premises , kids play area , game drives , hiking/walking trails , indoor pool , vegetarian , jacuzzi , dinner included , washing machine , breakfast and dinner , tumble dryer , wheelchair friendly , vegan , wifi , conference facility , fireplace , dining area , openview , 24hr camera surveillance , fire extinguishers , 24hr security , safety deposit box , steam room , aircon , airport transfers , balcony , bar , bar fridge , beauty salon , ceiling fans , child friendly , communal braai area , communal swimming pool , concierge , deck , dry cleaning service , fan , gas stove , generator , gym , hairdryer , heater , inverter , laundry facilities , mini bar , no smoking , pets by arrangement , restaurant , room service , serviced daily , smart tv , solar power , street parking , tea and coffee facilities , underfloor heating .

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More info about Mpumalanga

Mpumalanga is a tourist’s mecca; places of interest in this north-east province of South Africa are practically boundless and suit all tastes. The region is blessed with natural beauty, wildlife, mining history, battlefields, a sophisticated infrastructure and a blend of modern towns and remote tribal villages.

The capital of Mpumalanga is Mbombela, previously Nelspruit. It’s a vibrant city that links international visitors arriving from all parts of the world to the Kruger National Park . However, overlooking Mpumalanga’s other treasures would be remiss and we recommend setting aside at least a week to explore this striking part of the world.

Due to its diverse landscape, Mpumalanga has two climates: temperatures vary from icy winters and dry, hot summers in the upper plateau Highlands, to a sub-tropical, green environment in the low lying areas of the Lowveld. There is a marked elevation between the western and eastern regions of between 2200m and 180m respectively.

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Driving through this province will leave you with a strong desire to remain here forever.

Things to do

South Africa’s most sought after destination is the Kruger National Park in the east of Mpumalanga . There are 3 entrances into the park and various tours ranging from bush walks to 4x4 safaris and hot air balloon rides over the park.

Follow the Panorama Route beginning at the forest town of Sabie and encompassing the impressive 65m high twin Mac Mac Falls , the mining town of Pilgrim 's Rest (a living museum), the panoramic God 's Window, the stunningly green 800m deep Blyde River Canyon , the uniquely formed cylindrical Bourke 's Luck Potholes and Pinnacle Rock , rising like a giant fist out of the surrounding tropical forest.

Tour the Sudwala Caves , believed to be the world’s oldest and dated at roughly 2000 million years old. The cave has fossilised remains of primitive life forms. The life-sized and realistic dinosaur models at Dinosaur Park alongside the caves is sure to enthrall both child and adult.

Hazyview has a number of heart racing activities including abseiling (rappelling), river tubing and a lengthy zip line over the forest canopy, reaching 100kph in some sections. The Elephant Sanctuary at the nearby Illanga Game Reserve allows interactive encounters with the park’s rescued and orphaned elephants.

Pop in to the Lydenburg Museum at Mashishing to see the Iron Age Lydenburg Heads , a series of clay masks discovered in 1957. Access to Mashishing (Lydenburg) is over one of South Africa’s highest passes, the Long Tom Pass .

Looking for an extreme adventure? Try the heart-in-your-mouth 68m freefall Big Swing and death-defying 135m High Wire outside Graskop.

Try your luck at gambling at the super sophisticated Emnotweni Casino and Entertainment Complex in Mbombela.

Spoil yourself with a visit to Tsakani House of African Silks in Mbombela where exquisite organic, hand-woven silk products are created.

Visit Rottcher Orange Wines at the Casterbridge Lifestyle Centre in White River for a wine tasting with a difference: here, wines are made the traditional way but the grape is substituted with oranges.

The town of Barberton has an old mine, ancient rock formations and fascinating history to discover. NASA Scientists have in the past visited Barberton to study the 3.5 billion year old rocks to chart earth’s history.

The quaint little town of Dullstroom is a favourite weekend getaway for Johannesburg and Pretoria residents. Trout fly fishing is popular.

A visit to a South Ndebele kraal is recommended to see the brightly coloured homes and traditional dress that so vividly portray the tribe’s cultural identity.

Where to Eat

The fairly rustic venue of Canimambo Restaurant in Graskop belies the excellent traditional Portuguese dishes served here. The menu has various other options including snack foods.

No stop to Graskop is complete without an obligatory visit to one of their renowned pancake houses. Harries Pancakes is recommended where savoury and sweet pancakes are served .

Potluck Boskombuis invites travelers along the Graskop road to stop for a meat dish on their deck overlooking a river. The potjiekos (meat and veggies stewed in a cast iron pot over an open fire) is worth a mention. Look out for the wild horses roaming the area.

Oliver 's Restaurant & Lodge in White River offers exciting dishes ranging from Mediterranean to vegetarian meals.

Kuka 's Restaurant & Cocktail Lounge in Hazyview has a relaxed patio area and the menu is a combination of excellent Italian dishes and standard fare, well presented.

Explorers Restaurant at the Emnotweni Casino in Mbombela offers light meals in a modern, well-designed restaurant. The Jackpot Platter is popular for its mix of ribs, chicken wings, spring rolls and dipping sauces.

Orange Restaurant in Mbombela provides exceptional meals in a sophisticated venue overlooking the city. Fine dining at its best, booking is essential.

Sabie’s Wild Fig tree Restaurant is best known for its outstanding  unique dishes. Try the crocodile sosatie (kebab)! Nice vibe to the restaurant.

The award-winning Zest Restaurant in Mbombela is a lively venue where top quality meals are prepared throughout the day.

Mpumalanga is celebrated for its fruit and nuts; purchase macadamia nuts, mangoes, pineapples and litchis from any roadside stall to assemble a healthy snack pack for your road trip.

DEJA VU Lounge in Mbombela hosts top national DJs and themed evenings such as Reggae vibes, Biker parties and Jazz nights. Phone first to find out what’s going down.

Enjoy a cocktail 8 floors up and stunning views over Mbombela at the classy, laidback Pinnacle Bar .

The Sabie Sports Bar is where the locals congregate on weekend evenings. Join them for a festive drink and game of pool.

The well patronized Old Rock Caf é in Barberton has an indoor sports bar, outdoor bush bar and beer garden to enjoy a few drinks and mingle with the locals.

Where to Stay

We have a huge range of elegant, luxurious hotels, lodges, spas and guest houses, charming bungalows and fully equipped self-catering units available throughout the Mpumalanga Province that will all warrant a comfortable and enjoyable stay.

Air Mpumalanga’s international airport is Kruger Mpumalanga International Airport in Mbombela. There are several smaller airports scattered throughout the province, enquire with travel agents regarding the nearest airport to your destination.

Car A vehicle can be hired from most large towns in Mpumalanga otherwise order a rental online.

Taxi Most major towns have traditional taxi services. Uber has plans to begin operating in Mbombela in the near future.

Did you know?

Mpumalanga means The Place of the Rising Sun in siSwati.

In 1900, during the South African war, a fortune in gold bars went missing from the SA Mint. It’s believed that the gold was buried on a farm somewhere between Sabie and Watervalboven in Mpumalanga. The legend persists today and there are people still trying to locate the ‘Kruger Millions’.

In the Ndebele culture, married women will wear a thick necklace called a rholwani until the man provides her with a home. Once she is in her home, she then replaces the necklace with a copper band called an idzilo. Talk about pressurising the poor guy…!

About Game Lodges

This is the ultimate experience for guests wanting to get close to nature without compromising on comfort. Guests can usually choose to stay half board, with breakfast, lunch and selected drinks covered, or full board, with all meals and selected drinks, at the game lodge of their choice. All guests will enjoy luxury amenities; with unique touches to decor and layout that enhance their stay in gorgeous natural surrounds. Wildlife and birdlife is abundant in the areas the lodges are located in, and guests will often have the opportunity to get up-close and personal with the animals, without leaving the lodge. For those in search of the more reclusive animals in the areas, often including the Big Five, game drives are offered. Getaway and experience the beauty of Africa’s bushlife, while staying in supreme luxury at one of our many Game Lodges.

The ultimate, luxury South African safari

The iconic MalaMala Game Reserve is the safari industry’s blueprint for the luxury safari.  In existence since 1927, this massive, thriving tract of land offers the most exciting and consistently exceptional wildlife experience this side of the equator.

MalaMala was the first private game reserve in South Africa to recognise the importance of  prioritising conservation of the land and protecting the fragile ecosystem by prohibiting hunting and making the transition to photographic safaris. 

MalaMala Game Reserve is one of the largest private Big Five game reserves in South Africa. It shares an unfenced boundary with the world-renowned Kruger National Park and lies strategically sandwiched between the Kruger National Park and the Sabi Sand Nature Reserve.

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Benchmark for the luxury safari industry.

MalaMala Game Reserve is the benchmark for the luxury safari industry in Southern Africa.

Location, Location, Location

MalaMala shares a 19 km unfenced boundary with the world-famous Kruger National Park.

Lowest density of human and highest density of wildlife

It's all about the wildlife, keeping our human impact on the environment to a minimum

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There is no shared traversing on 70% of the MalaMala property allowing guests to enjoy exclusive, uninterrupted game drives. There is no time limit on sightings and no “queue-to-view” on this enormous tract of land.

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Luxury Sabi Sand Lodge

Luxury Suites

Our five-star luxury lodge features eight exquisite renovated and redecorated glass-fronted, air-conditioned suites, each with private plunge pool and superb views over the African bush. Sensational game viewing and a wide variety of activities , along with outstanding fine dining, attended to by professional and friendly staff, all create the safari experience of a lifetime.

Facilities at the this Sabi Sand lodge include an extensive library with internet access, a traditional Shangaan boma , a fully-stocked wine cellar and a curio shop that have all recently undergone extensive refurbishments.

Our treatment sala and gym are very popular among guests. Work up a sweat in our fully-equipped gym overlooking the bush below or enjoy an array of pampering massage treatments in our private glass-fronted sala offering spectacular views from its carefully chosen vantage point off the main pool deck.

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Sabi sands is the best place in the world for a safari..

A little bit about Sabi Sands Game Reserve

Spanning 65,000 hectares, the Sabi Sands Nature Reserve is a testament to the vision of local landowners in the 1950s. It stands proudly adjacent to the globally acclaimed Kruger National Park, forming a vast wilderness teeming with wildlife.

The legacy of these founding families, now in their third and fourth generations of stewardship, resonates in the successful conservation of South Africa's richest density of big game. A unique feature of Sabi Sands is its 50-kilometer unfenced boundary with the Kruger National Park, creating a harmonious coexistence that allows wildlife to roam freely. This has led to remarkably close encounters with the local fauna, including prolific sightings of the elusive leopard. The dynamic landscape is further enriched by the Sabi and Sand Rivers, weaving their way through the reserve, enhancing the rich biodiversity of this extraordinary habitat.

Going on safari in Sabi Sands

Embark on an incredible journey to Sabi Sands Nature Reserve in South Africa, but before you go, there are some important details you should know.

Curious about the travel duration? Wondering if this destination is accessible to everyone? Intrigued by the unique aspects that make this place truly special? And what essentials should you pack? In the following sections, you will find answers to these queries and more. If there's a question left unanswered, feel free to reach out to us using the contact form below, and our team will be thrilled to assist you!

About Sabi Sands Game Reserve

Sabi Sands Private Game Reserve near Kruger National Park in South Africa is one of those very special places in the world and is the ultimate African safari destination.

Sabi Sands special offers

Searching for that one special offer that makes all your safari dreams come through? Our Sabi Sands special deals offer excellent value for money. We hope to see you soon!

Getting to Sabi Sands Reserve

The Sabi Sands is one of South Africa's best accessible game reserves. We have multiple daily flights, three access gates and a lot of world-class roads leading right to us.

So incredible, we started to plan a return trip during the flight home!

The food was spectacular - budget on gaining a kg or 3! Good, fresh South African food, prepared and served in style. You will love it!

...the highlights being following a pack of wild dogs and watching a leopard and her cub jumping from branch to branch high up in the trees.

Sabi Sands Game Reserve lodges

Set off on a journey to Sabi Sands Nature Reserve, a captivating destination that offers a unique safari experience. After a day filled with discovery and exploration in the African bush, you'll appreciate a tranquil haven to relax and recharge.

Sabi Sands caters to every taste and budget with its varied accommodations. From cozy bush camps tucked away in the wilderness to luxury options beneath the stunning African night sky, there's a unique experience for every traveller. A stay in the Sabi Sands not only promises unforgettable moments, but also fosters a lasting bond with the pulsing heart of the African bush, leaving an enduring memory long after your journey is over.

• Price $$$$$

Chitwa Chitwa Lodge

lodge style Art-inspired African

Chitwa Chitwa Lodge overlooks one of the largest lakes in the Sabi Sands. It is designed as a spacious yet intimate camp - presenting sophistication in a relaxed atmosphere. The eight very spacious suites all have plunge pools.

from ZAR 26,550 per person per night

Ulusaba Rock Lodge

lodge style Tranquil hill & trees

Ulusaba Rock Lodge is built high on the summit of a small hill overlooking the South African bushveld. The rooms and suites offer views over a waterhole in front of the lodge, allowing you to view wildlife from the privacy of your room.

from ZAR 14,159 per person per night

Notten's Bush Camp

lodge style Down to earth elegance

Notten's is one of the original family run lodges in Africa, and a true gem within the Sabi Sands Game Reserve. As one of the original lodges, it has a magical bush atmosphere and offers a truly authentic safari experience.

from ZAR 9,975 per person per night

Lion Sands Game Reserve

lodge style Riverside serenity

The award winning Lion Sands is the only private reserve to have access to the perennial Sabie River, which it shares with Kruger National Park. You will find five beautiful lodges here, so there's always one that suits your taste!

from ZAR 23,800 per person per night

Sabi Sabi Game Reserve

lodge style Present, past & future

Within the Sabi Sands Reserve, Sabi Sabi has created three unique worlds through its four first-class camps: one of yesterday's vintage romance; today's classic bush experience; and tomorrow's African renaissance.

from ZAR 15,969 per person per night

Singita Sabi Sand lodges

lodge style A very private affair

At the Singita lodges, guests share the privilege of experiencing this wonderful part of Africa. Spanning more than 45,000 acres, Singita is renowned for high concentrations of big game and frequent leopard sightings.

from ZAR 39,954 per person per night

Dulini Game Reserve

lodge style World class luxury

Dulini boasts several extraordinary safari lodges, including Dulini River, Dulini Leadwood, and Dulini Moya, where sumptuous accommodations offer a strikingly elegant contrast to the rugged bushveld.

from ZAR 26,800 per person per night

Elephant Plains Lodge

lodge style Bushveld simplicity

Elephant Plains Lodge offers comfortable style and affordable luxury. This lodge is family owned and sleeps a maximum of 24 guests. As such, you can be sure to expect personal service and a warm atmosphere.

from ZAR 5,500 per person per night

Arathusa Safari Lodge

lodge style classic lakeside safari

Arathusa offers an affordable wildlife and Big 5 Safari experience in a traditional safari camp. In front of your chalet is a lake that attracts lots of game throughout the day: perfect for game viewing from your lazy chair!

from ZAR 9,045 per person per night

Tengile River Lodge

lodge style Tranquil river views

Tengile River Lodge is the latest addition to the Sabi Sands. Extremely spacious suites offer incredible views over the river in incredible luxury. Of course the sounds and views of the African bush are best enjoyed from the privacy of your own plunge pool.

from ZAR 34,799 per person per night

Jaci's Sabi House

lodge style Group and family home

This is the ideal bush retreat for small groups and families alike. Jaci's Sabi House accommodates six guests only in a completely private setting. Explore the Sabi Sands from the comfort of your private safari vehicle and take home some unforgettable memories.

from ZAR 48,174 (sleeps four)

Ulusaba Safari Lodge

lodge style Under a canopy of trees

Sir Richard Branson's Ulusaba Safari Lodge overlooks a dry riverbed and is shaded by ancient trees. The nearby waterhole guarantees great game viewing. The eleven luxury rooms provide a luxurious safari experience in complete privacy.

Leopard Hills Lodge

lodge style Hilltop splendour

Expect to enjoy some amazing views over the African bush when staying in Leopard Hills Lodge. Eight luxury suites offer only the best safari accommodation. Enjoy the sunset from your viewing deck or plunge pool.

from ZAR 22,714 per person per night

&Beyond Kirkman's Kamp

lodge style Victoriana delight

Kirkman's is a well known historic camp which was originally built in the 1920s. It airs a feeling of an early rural homestead, with a vintage style and gracious ambience. All cottages have a deck overlooking the Sand River.

from ZAR 18,394 per person per night

Nkorho Bush Lodge

lodge style stylish modesty

To ensure travellers of the best possible attention, Nkorho only sleeps a maximum of twelve people in six stylish thatched chalets. The spacious rooms have en suite bathrooms, contemporary interiors, and offer complete privacy.

from ZAR 9,379 per person per night

Londolozi Game Reserve

lodge style Magical lodge collection

Londolozi is one of the pioneering Private Game Reserves of the ecotourism industry in South Africa and an unashamedly family run, stand alone operation. There are five beautifully appointed lodges to choose from.

from ZAR 22,564 per person per night

Savanna Game Lodge

lodge style Classic semi-tented savannah

A longtime favourite and much loved true South African safari lodge. Savanna Lodge is situated in an area where 'Big Five' sightings are so common that it is not unusual to see all of them during a single safari activity.

from ZAR 16,015 per person per night

Idube Game Lodge

lodge style affordable african safari

Idube is situated in prime game area. Many animals are seen close to the lodge on a daily basis. The lodge is family owned and offers just ten luxury suites. Each suite has its own private wooden deck, great for wildlife viewing!

from ZAR 11,309 per person per night

Inyati Safari Lodge

lodge style Classic bush experience

Inyati Game Lodge is situated on the banks of the Sand River, providing stunning river views. All chalets have been refurbished recently, now offering perfect luxury safari accommodation in the midst of the Sabi Sands Reserve.

from ZAR 12,584 per person per night

Silvan Safari Lodge

lodge style Luxury safari redefined

An innate understanding of the bush and a deep love for Africa: these two elements define Silvan’s story. Book yourself a stay in this new, luxury lodge and leave with an uplifted spirit and a firmly rooted love for this land.

from ZAR 29,129 per person per night

Cheetah Plains Lodge

lodge style Ultrachic retreat

Characterised by modern design, this three-villa lodge offers privacy and exclusivity, accompanied by superb service. The ideal setting to relish in the untamed wilderness, and unparalleled wildlife encounters.

from ZAR 33,869 per person per night

Umkumbe Safari Lodge

lodge style Affordable elementary Bush

Umkumbe Safari Lodge is owner-managed and run; ensuring guests enjoy a personal, rustic and real South African safari experience. The lodge consists of six chalets with most overlooking the Sand River.

from ZAR 5,145 per person per night

Mala Mala Game Reserve

lodge style Classic family owned reserve

Many years of superb service -and experience- has resulted in the satisfaction of many guests. Relax in the unpretentious elegance and style of one of the finest safari experiences in Africa at Mala Mala Private Game Reserve.

from ZAR 19,664 per person per night

Simbambili Game Lodge

lodge style moroccan style Lakeside

Simbambili Game Lodge is a destination for the discerning traveller. Sophisticated yet simple, each suite has spectacular views whether from the unique en-suite bathrooms and salas or individual plunge pools.

from ZAR 18,895 per person per night

Sabi Sands Video

The best way of getting an idea what the Sabi Sands Game Reserve is about is by seeing some incredible footage from the area. We went out with our video camera and spent a lot of time outdoors to get you some of the most beautiful shots of the reserve imaginable.

Visit our Sabi Sands videos overview page for more videos and get inspired for your Sabi Sands safari.

We were off road and moving with the animals or quietly sitting watching them playing or feasting....magical.

The staff went out of their way to make our wedding and honeymoon as special as it could ever be. We were blown away.

Great place for viewing big cats!

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Ulusaba is Sir Richard Branson’s private game reserve in South Africa. Ulusaba has 20 rooms and suites spread over two lodges: Rock Lodge, including the beautiful Cliff Lodge, and Safari Lodge. The name Ulusaba means ‘place of little fear’, so named because the koppie, or hill, on which Rock Lodge sits provided the ancient Shangaan tribal warriors with the perfect lookout point.

Welcome to ulusaba.

Choose from Rock Lodge, enjoying the best view in Sabi Sand, and Safari Lodge, built along the banks of the Mabrak riverbed with treehouse-style rooms.

Game drives

Anyone who’s been on safari before knows no two game drives are the same. There are twice-daily game drives at Ulusaba - keep your eyes peeled for the Big 5!  

Where we are

Ulusaba Private Game Reserve is in the western sector of the Sabi Sand Nature Reserve. We are close to Kruger National Park, in the Mpumalanga province of South Africa.

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Manyeleti means "place of the stars" in Shangaan.

A little bit about Manyeleti

Manyeleti Nature Reserve, a spectacular 23,000-hectare wildlife sanctuary, finds itself strategically situated between the distinguished Timbavati and Sabi Sands Nature Reserves, and shares a border with the world-acclaimed Kruger National Park. This unspoiled expanse of African bush offers an authentic and intimate experience of South Africa's diverse wildlife.

Boasting only six safari lodges, Manyeleti offers a welcome sanctuary from the bustling mainstream tourist hubs, providing an optimal fusion of tranquillity and exhilarating wildlife encounters. This lesser-known jewel stands as one of the few remaining 'secret places', offering visitors an intimate encounter with raw nature as their exclusive backdrop. Whether you seek a romantic retreat with your partner or a unique family safari holiday, Manyeleti - our mesmerising 'place of the stars' - eagerly awaits your arrival to offer an unforgettable wildlife experience.

Going on safari in Manyeleti

There are some things you need to know before setting off to Manyeleti Game Reserve in South Africa.

How long does it take to get there? Can everyone travel there? Why is this place so unique? And what should you bring? These and all your other questions will be anwered in the sections below. Find a question unanswered? Make use of the contact form below and we will be happy to assist you!

About Manyeleti Game Reserve

Manyeleti Reserve near Kruger National Park in South Africa is one of those very special places in the world and is the ultimate African safari destination. Learn all about this private game reserve.

Going on a Manyeleti safari

Going on safari is an unique experience for most travellers and one wants to make most out of it. Some preparation is therefore required. But what is it that you have to consider when travelling?

Getting to Manyeleti Reserve

How do I get to Manyeleti Reserve? That is the question for most of our travellers. The Manyeleti is very easily accessible: there are daily flight possibilities and also self driving is not complicated.

The group dining setting provided a natural environment for meeting the many interesting international guests.

We saw lions, zebras, antelope, rhinos, giraffes all that first night. Amazing how close you can get.

It felt as though we were staying at a friends Lodge as opposed to a hotel, as the staff were so welcoming and our fellow guests made our stay so enjoyable.

Manyeleti Game Reserve lodges

Embark on a unforgettable journey to the Manyeleti Nature Reserve, a captivating destination that offers an exceptional safari experience. After a thrilling day of discovery and adventure in the African bush, you deserve a serene haven to unwind and rejuvenate.

Manyeleti Nature Reserve boasts just six lodges and camps that cater to every taste and budget. Whether you seek an authentic South African bushcamp or a luxurious retreat beneath the African skies, you'll find a unique experience tailored to suit every traveller. A stay in Manyeleti not only guarantees unforgettable moments but also forges a profound connection with the vibrant heart of the African bush, leaving you with cherished memories that will endure long after your journey concludes.

• Price $$$$$

Honeyguide Tented Camps

lodge style Authentic tented safari

The 24 East African styled tents, divided in two different camps, offer you an authentic safari experience. The tents are comfortably furnished with double or twin beds, cotton sheets and damask linen and en-suite bathrooms. Mantobeni is the ideal destination for couples whereas Khoka Moya also accommodates families.

from ZAR 4,919 per person per night

Tintswalo Safari Lodge

lodge style Five star exquisite lodge

Reflecting the pioneering times of the nineteenth century African explorers, the seven suites of Tintswalo Safari Lodge are authentically decorated and individually named. Tintswalo in an exclusive lodge situated in the Manyeleti Reserve and rests amidst an ancient sycamore tree grove along a seasonal river bed overlooking a waterhole.

from ZAR 15,424 per person per night

Tintswalo Manor House

lodge style Privacy for groups

This exclusive use safari home comes complete with the services of a dedicated manager, chef, game vehicle, ranger and tracker. Here you can set your own pace and agenda which makes an ideal family holiday or small group destination. Activities include morning and afternoon game drives, or drives at your leisure.

from ZAR 82,194 per night (sleeps ten)

Buffelshoek Camp

lodge style Unplug from the world

A calm and cosy retreat in a quiet and unhindered corner of the Manyeleti Game Reserve, Buffelshoek Camp provides a glimpse into Africa’s glorious savannah where guests are awarded Big 5 encounters and exhilarating bush adventures.

from ZAR 4,200 per person per night

Pungwe Camp

lodge style An intimate stay

Pungwe offers guests a taste of life in the wild. Situated in the south of the Manyeleti Reserve, Pungwe is a utopia of unfenced boundaries. In classic safari style, Pungwe has spectacular views in an intimate setting full of creature comforts.

from ZAR 5,495 per person per night

Ndzhaka Camp

lodge style Comfortable & cosy

A rustic bush retreat in the heart of the Manyeleti Game Reserve, Ndzhaka Camp is the go-to location for Big 5 animal sightings. A game-rich area hidden in a dense riverine forest, Ndzhaka offers an exclusive and exciting safari experience.

Manyeleti image gallery

The best way of getting an idea what the Manyeleti Game Reserve is about is probably through some pictures. We carefully selected some of the most beautiful images of the reserve available for you to get into the mood.

Be careful, after watching these you can be sure that you want to travel to South Africa. Today.

...our ranger was by far the best ... utterly knowledgeable, funny, friendly and above all as enthusiastic as we were about the animals.

The food prepared by Mama G and her team was glorious, every meal was perfect.

Can highly recommend a 3 day stay here. Not for the faint hearted. You are in the bush with everything else!

Sitting in the dark listening to a male lion only meters away from the vehicle ... the list of incredible moments is endless.

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Zur Alten Mine

Zur Alten Mine is situated 5 km outside of Graskop. Guests can walk around the dam in the gardens or hike up to the old mine. The tastefully decorated chalets are fully equipped and some of them offer views. Each unit comes with a private bathroom with a shower and a hairdryer. Everything: the place is lovely, there are opportunities to walk around and observe the old mining ventilation shaft, the breakfast is outstanding.(homemade meat, cheese and other supplements). The view is adorable and hospitality of owners is amazing. Cleanliness is on top as well as all facilities in the cottage, nothing to be improved. The super comfy cottage we have and nice terrace

Linvale Country Lodge

With Kruger Park Lodge Golf Club reachable in 10 km, Linvale Country Lodge offers accommodation, a restaurant, an outdoor swimming pool, a garden and a shared lounge. The lodge features both WiFi and private parking free of charge. Very kindly, helpful, available and the meals were delicious. The place is nice and very near of the access to Kruger. They also make a meal if you are taking a game drive early morning. Really recommended

Rixile Kruger Lodge

Located 13 km from Skukuza Indigenous Plants Nursery, Rixile Kruger Lodge offers an outdoor swimming pool, a garden and air-conditioned accommodation with a patio and free WiFi. The lodge provides guests with a terrace, garden views, a seating area, a flat-screen TV, a fully equipped kitchen with a fridge and a dishwasher, and a private bathroom with shower and free toiletries. An oven, a microwave and stovetop are also provided, as well as a coffee machine and a kettle. Great property, location and service

Kruger Shalati - Train on The Bridge & Garden Suites

Situated in Skukuza, 10 km from Skukuza Indigenous Plants Nursery and 2 km from Skukuza Museum, Kruger Shalati - Train on The Bridge & Garden Suites features accommodation with free WiFi, air conditioning and access to a garden with an outdoor swimming pool. At the lodge you will find a restaurant serving African, local and South African cuisine. Vegetarian, dairy-free and halal options can also be requested. Service was great and hotel was very unique

Umkumbe Safari Lodge Riverside

Located in Skukuza, Umkumbe Safari Lodge Riverside provides accommodation with free WiFi, air conditioning and access to a garden with an outdoor swimming pool. A terrace can be found at Umkumbe Safari Lodge Riverside, along with a shared lounge. we loved everything about Umkumbe safari lodge. the staff were incredibly nice and anticipated every need. the views from the property were amazing. we saw a troop of baboons and a herd of elephants. then the safaris! our guide Shannon was so awesome! she found so many animals and had a wealth of information about every animal. it was unforgettable!!!

The Zarafa 5 stars

With mountain views, The Zarafa is situated in Hazyview and has a restaurant, room service, bar, garden, year-round outdoor pool and terrace. Both WiFi and private parking are accessible at the lodge free of charge. The Zarafa is so far the most beautiful resort we have stayed in. The villa is beautiful and spacious with a private pool. The staff makes sure that your stay is memorable, they take care of each and everything. Breakfast and Dinner are super tasty. Last but not the least the owner Barrie, he is a gem of a person. He takes care of each and everything from your safari to your transfers to anything you need. He gave his binoculars to us for the safari. Will definitely be coming back to this amazing place

Wetlands Game Lodge

Wakkerstroom

Set in Wakkerstroom, Wetlands Game Lodge offers free WiFi, and guests can enjoy a garden, a restaurant and a bar. Wakkerstroom Wetland is 7.7 km from Wetlands Game Lodge , while Majuba Hill Battle Site is 48 km away. The nearest airport is Secunda Airfield Airport, 176 km from the accommodation. Beautiful property, courteous staff, impeccable rooms and amenities, truly a top property and 100% will stay here again!

Kruger Private Lodge

Marloth Park

Set in Marloth Park, 24 km from Crocodile Bridge and 45 km from Leopard Creek Country Club, Kruger Private Lodge offers accommodation with free WiFi, air conditioning, a shared lounge and a terrace. The lodge offers a seating area with a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom with a hairdryer and shower. A minibar and kettle are also offered. Beautiful location, and the hosts were very kind! Even left us packaged breakfast when we left early for the trip.

Kruger Eden Lodge 4 stars

Located in Marloth Park, 16 km from Crocodile Bridge and 44 km from Leopard Creek Country Club, Kruger Eden Lodge provides accommodation with free WiFi, a garden with a terrace, garden views, and access to a fitness room and a hot tub. very well equipped and beautiful rooms. lovely staff

Dream of Africa Bush Lodge

Situated 40 km from Crocodile Bridge, Dream of Africa Bush Lodge offers an outdoor swimming pool, a garden and air-conditioned accommodation with a patio and free WiFi. The lodge offers a barbecue. A terrace can be found at Dream of Africa Bush Lodge , along with a shared lounge. The property is amazing! Also, very clean. The owners take pride in their property and they take an excellent care. I’ve been telling all my friends about this property. Selfishly, I don’t want others to find out. 😂 The owners are so friendly and helpful. Don’t skip the meals. they are so yummy. We wish we stayed the full week there instead of splitting it up between two properties. The Lord willing, we would like to go back. Thank you, Val and Neil! You guys are awesome! Don’t change a thing.

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Couples travelling in Mpumalanga loved staying at Amberley Mountain Reserve , The Den at Kruger 3479 and Simbavati Waterside .

Similarly, these lodges in Mpumalanga are highly rated by couples: Shumbalala Game Lodge , Senalala Safari Lodge and Makumu Private Game Lodge .

What are some of the best lodges for stays in Mpumalanga?

Zur Alten Mine , The Zarafa and Dream of Africa Bush Lodge are some popular lodges in Mpumalanga.

In addition to these lodges, Wielewaal Bush Lodge , Timamoon Lodge and Rixile Kruger Lodge are also popular in Mpumalanga.

Does Booking.com offer lodges with free cancellation in Mpumalanga?

Most lodges on Booking.com offer free cancellation.

How many lodges in Mpumalanga are listed on Booking.com?

There are 207 lodges in Mpumalanga you can book on Booking.com.

How much is a lodge in Mpumalanga for this weekend?

The average price per night for a lodge in Mpumalanga for this weekend is £327, based on current Booking.com prices.

What lodges in Mpumalanga have nice views?

Last Word Kitara , Kambaku River Sands and Wielewaal Bush Lodge have received great reviews from guests in Mpumalanga regarding the views from these lodges

Guests staying in Mpumalanga also spoke highly of the views from these lodges: Wetlands Game Lodge , Rhino Post Safari Lodge and Amberley Mountain Reserve .

Which lodges in Mpumalanga are good for families?

Many families visiting Mpumalanga loved staying at Last Word Kitara , The Den at Kruger 3479 and Simbavati Waterside .

Similarly, Shumbalala Game Lodge , Simbavati Camp George and Thabamati Luxury Tented Camp are also popular among family travellers.

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Lodges that guests love in Mpumalanga

Crystal springs mountain lodge, lodge in pilgrimʼs rest.

8.5 Very good 611 reviews

Crystal Springs covers a very large area and is well maintained with a lot of outdoor facilities and in a spectacular location with a wonderful view from the lodges/apartments. The actually accommodation was very well equipped and comfortable and easy to self cater. The staff were very friendly and efficient.

Lodge in Marloth Park

9.6 Exceptional 464 reviews

Excellent stay. Great diner. Friendly and helpful staff. We can recommend to do a full day safari organised by the lodge.

View- Open view to the river. Few other lodges in the area have that Staff - Friendly and accommodating staff. Took exceptional care.

Rhino Post Safari Lodge

9.1 Superb 128 reviews

Very friendly and heloful staff. Very knowledgeable , friendly and welcoming safari guide( Amend). He made our safari trips very enjoyable Quality of food was very good Great to see lots of elephants at the water hole from the lodge decking

Burchell's Bush Lodge by Dream Resorts

Lodge in sabi sand game reserve.

8.7 Fabulous 143 reviews

Was a beautiful property well spaced lodges great feeling

Sabie River Bush Lodge

8.8 Fabulous 1,258 reviews

Everything of this lodge was wonderful. People were so nice and friendly, and safari with France and Lion was unforgettable.

9.5 Exceptional 579 reviews

The highlights were the location of the Train above the Sabi River - unbeatable! Beautiful, well positioned pools, decks, bars and chill areas provide a world class safari and luxurious atmosphere. The food offering at all meals was the best we have experienced at any five star game lodge in South Africa - exceptional! Special dietary requirements are particularly well catered for and the all inclusive drinks policy is a bonus. Staff customer orientation is outstanding - all guest requests were accommodated with enthusiasm.

Foxy Crocodile Bush Retreat & Kruger Safari's

9.6 Exceptional 221 reviews

The lodge was fantastic and such was the hosts who really took care of us. The lodges are all self sufficient and ecological. The design is fabulous. They also offer delicious meals and safari tours that leave from the lodge. What a wonderful time we spent there!

Buffelshoek Tented Camp

Lodge in manyeleti game reserve.

9.3 Superb 459 reviews

Great lodge in the middle of Manyeleti game reserve. Not a luxury accomodation, but very cozy and it has everything you need. The camp has no fences, so wild animals might stroll around, which makes it extra special. Our guide for the game drives was amazing and funny. We saw 4 of the Big 5 even though the weather was quite bad. The jeep has no roof, which is an advantage compared to other lodges, when it comes to game sighting and safari feeling. The food was delicious too. To sum it up, great camp!

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I went on a budget and a luxury safari in Africa. Here's how they compare — and the one thing you really need to look for when booking.

Posted: March 14, 2024 | Last updated: March 14, 2024

• I have been on two glamping safari trips in Africa on two very different budgets.
• My all-inclusive stay was great but my cheaper glamping experience was fine, too. 
• Private game reserves are actually the most important thing to splurge on, not accommodations. 

I've been on two African safari trips . Both involved glamping but on completely different budgets.

My first more affordable trip, a lodge in South Africa with separate safari excursions, cost me about $1,100. My second, an all-inclusive lodge in Tanzania, cost me about $4,000 after a 50% off deal.

Here's how the two compare and what I think you should look for before you plan an African safari .

My affordable safari experience was at Jackalberry Ridge, where some tents cost $80 a night.

The first time I went on a safari, I went to Kruger National Park in South Africa. I didn't book a tour package, instead opting to stay at affordable lodging and book safari day trips to the park.

I stayed five nights near Kruger and one night in Johannesburg before my flight home. I spent around $1,100 for lodging, safari tours, a rental car, and food (not including flights).

After landing in Johannesburg, I rented a car ($130 for five days) to drive to my lodging in Marloth Park, a town bordering the edge of Kruger National Park.

I was staying at Jackalberry Ridge , a self-catering accommodation with no on-site restaurant, no room service, and limited housekeeping.

The one-bedroom tents at Jackalberry Ridge go for as low as $80 a night, and two-bedroom tents go for $135.

When I checked in late, there was no one at the reception desk — just an envelope with my name on it containing my keys and a map.

My main tent felt pretty spacious, with a king bed and a living-room area.

I had booked a two-bedroom unit (two tents), but my friend couldn't come at the last minute. Since I couldn't change the reservation, I still stayed in the two-bedroom unit and my friend paid her share.

The campsite came with a small pool to dip in, but it was covered as the weather was pretty cold.

Each unit had a private bathroom and kitchen in a building separate from the tents, so I needed to leave my tent to use the bathroom at night.

The bathroom was standard, with a tub, shower, and toilet.

This is glamping, so I had access to running water and a flushing toilet. I had hot water, but I found it went from scalding hot to cold in a few seconds.

I ended up taking quick showers and just washing my hair with cold water, which wasn't ideal since it was a little chilly in the morning.

It's also worth noting that Jackalberry Ridge was renovated recently, so the issue I had with hot water may have been fixed now.

I also had access to a kitchen in the same building as the bathroom.

The kitchen was well-equipped with things like pots, a microwave, and a sink, so I could cook meals or heat up leftovers.

I signed up for a couple of day safaris and did one at night.

Although I had a rental car and could've done a self-drive safari around Kruger, I didn't trust myself to spot animals while focusing on the roads.

Instead, I signed up for a couple of day safaris and one night safari. The safari tour prices often don't include the park entrance fee (about $25 per person per day), which I paid when I got to the entrance.

My three safari trips and park fees came to around $280.

I got to see zebras, giraffes, and more.

I saw a lot on the safari, including zebras, impalas, kudus, and giraffes. I saw lions and a leopard, although only from afar with binoculars. I even got a glimpse of the elusive rhinoceros.

I also spent one day taking another popular day trip in the area, the Panorama Route. This scenic road goes past Lisbon Falls and the beautiful Blyde River Canyon. The guided tour was $110.

As far as my very first safari trip goes, it was great. I got to see the Big Five , even though some of them were pretty far away.

For my next safari trip, I leveled up.

I saw a Travelzoo deal for an all-inclusive safari at Taasa Lodge , a five-star luxury safari in Tanzania.

The deal was $6,000 for two people for a whole week — the lodge is usually $12,950 for two for seven nights. It was still a splurge, but I'd be saving more than 50% on a bucket-list experience.

The package came with seven nights of lodging, two safari activities a day, three daily meals, and drinks.

Still, we spent more than the original advertised price. There are obligatory "daily government park fees" and "daily concession fees" that added about $893 per person to our bill.

We also had to take a regional flight to get to Taasa, which was more expensive than my rental car in South Africa.

To redeem the Travelzoo deal, we had to complete our booking through a specific travel agency.

We ended up opting for an all-inclusive add-on package which includes the $893 fees above, domestic airfares from Arusha to Taasa (which would already cost around $600), and our agency arranging our Tanzanian tourist visa and airport transfers. The add-on also included extra activities at the resort (more on that later).

Overall, we paid $1,715 per person on top of the $3,000 each for the lodge stay.

I hadn't anticipated paying so many extras, but it was nice to have someone take care of the logistics of getting to the resort.

My tent was luxurious and equipped with a comfortable king bed and a large living room.

When I arrived at the lodge, the staff greeted me with a glass of juice and a wet towel to refresh myself.

My tent was quite spacious. I especially liked that it had a desk and plenty of outlets I could use to charge my electronics. Our bathroom was behind our bed, and I was glad it was inside the tent this time.

We also got a butler who kept track of our schedules and made sure we had what we needed.

The bathroom felt spacious, with two sinks and a shower.

The shower's hot water was great and we had double sinks we could get ready at.

Another perk of the lodge is that we could have staff do our laundry every day, which meant we could pack less clothing.

There's a main lodge with a communal living room, dining area, and bar.

We got breakfast at the buffet in the main lodge unless we were going on a morning safari.

Most people ate dinner in the dining room, but we could've requested to have food brought to our tent.

We also passed a small pool next to the main lodge.

The pool was on the small side, but certainly had great views.

I didn't end up using it as my afternoons were filled with safari, and the mornings and evenings were chilly.

On the mornings with an early safari, we had a simple breakfast next to our Land Cruiser.

Safari breakfasts consisted of hard-boiled eggs, yogurt, doughnuts, bacon and sausage, fruits, and orange juice. Staff also made French-press coffee, which we could spike with cream liqueur.

Our Land Cruiser had a cooler of beers and sodas in the back, too.

At the private game reserve, we got pretty close to wildlife.

Taasa is located inside a private game reserve, which means staff can pretty much drive anywhere within it. This was a huge leg up from my day trips in Kruger National Park on my last safari.

Inside national parks like Kruger or Serengeti, you're only allowed to drive on designated roads for safety reasons (both for the tourists and the animals).

But in a private reserve, guides can drive offroad. Plus, the guides communicate with each other when they find something special.

We saw a bunch of animals in the private reserve and Serengeti.

We also left the reserve to spend a couple of days going into Serengeti National Park, as there were things you could only find there instead of within the private reserve.

For example, I'd planned my trip to take place during the Great Migration, and I wanted to see wildebeests crossing the Mara River.

We also went to Serengeti to find rhinoceros and hippopotamus.

Every dinner at the resort consisted of three courses: soup, an entrée, and a dessert.

The main course was usually some type of Western food, and there was always a vegetarian option.

It would've been nice to be offered more typical Tanzanian dishes, though. For me, part of the fun of traveling is learning about different countries' cuisines.

I also had access to an open bar in the main lodge. Staff could make simple cocktails, and there was lots of beer and wine. The drinks were all included with the price of the stay (except for fancy Champagnes and select wines).

One morning, we had a special breakfast on the plains.

On one day of the trip, we had a special bush breakfast. It was one of the extra activities we got with that special add-on package.

Instead of our usual safari breakfast, we had freshly prepared omelets in the wild.

We also got another special treat in the bush that morning — a toilet!

When you're offroading looking for wild animals, you can end up pretty far from a proper toilet.

On most safari days, the car stops (when guides think it's safe), and people go behind the car to do their business.

This was the only time we had this portable toilet while out on a safari. On my budget safari day trips at Kruger, we'd have to wait until we reached a rest-stop facility.

Again, we spent a lot of time watching lions.

After breakfast, we were back in safari mode.

We found a family of lions, and as we were in the private reserve, we were able to stay and watch the cubs play for quite a while.

At Kruger, when lions are spotted, traffic starts backing up on the road as all the safari cruisers stop to look, so you can't stay too long.

Here, we knew no one else would be coming.

On a different morning, our guide got a tip that another car had found a leopard sleeping.

The communication between guides in the private reserve paid off when one spotted a sleeping leopard.

When our group arrived, the leopard was napping on the tree next to his catch. Eventually, it came down, and we got a better look.

Our trip ended with a great happy hour and outdoor dinner.

Other activities that were part of our add-on package included a visit to a Maasai village in Kenya and a special happy hour and barbecue dinner.

And, for our journey home, the travel agency took care of everything, including transfers, until we boarded our international flight.

My big takeaway is that it's really worth paying to be inside a private reserve.

In my opinion, the difference between these two safari trips that's the most worth paying for is being in a private reserve.

After all, the main reason I fly to Africa is for the safari, not the glamping.

I much preferred my lodging at Taasa, mostly because of the bathroom. But if I hadn't had the 50% off deal, I'm not sure the full price would've been worth it.

Still, it was a wonderful experience, and if I had more money, I may feel differently. Even so, the budget glamping was pretty comfortable and just fine for a week.

But again, as far as the safari experience goes, the private reserve is hard to beat. Being able to go offroading and get closer to the animals is quite the experience.

And if luxurious lodges are out of the question, private reserves can also be visited more affordably. Some lodges inside private reserves, like Shindzela or Rhino River Lodge, can cost around $250 per person per night.

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