Nottens Bush Camp Nottens Bush Camp One of the original game lodges in the Sabi Sand Reserve 1/21 Location Sabi Sand Reserve, Mpumalanga, South Africa The Sabi Sand is part of the Greater Kruger National Park complex of reserves that have unfenced boundaries with each other. DESCRIPTION: As one of the original game lodges in South Africa, Notten’s Bush Camp offers a truly authentic African safari experience. It is a destination that captures the true meaning of being in the bush. With limited electrical lighting, a magical atmosphere is created. Surrounded by candlelight and lanterns at night capturing a warm and enchanting spirit of what the bush is meant to be. Situated in one of the best private reserves in the world, the Sabi Sand Reserve, which is open to the Kruger National Park and boast what is arguably the highest concentration of naturally occurring wildlife in South Africa, including the big five. With splendid panoramic views, Notten’s is the perfect place for peace and relaxation while watching wildlife meander past. Safaris are led by experienced and professional rangers in open-top Landcruisers, offering an adventurous discovery of the region’s prolific wildlife, including Big 5 game viewing. Unique walking safaris are offered daily giving guests the opportunity of discovering the smaller treasures of the area. This can be followed by lazy hours spent in the pool or having a massage at the Nature Spa. Under the cloak of nightfall one can enjoy the sounds of the African night, while dining in the candlelit boma beneath a canopy of stars. RATE INCLUDES: Accommodation All meals Twice-daily game drives in open vehicles with a qualified field guide. Optional walk Local soft drinks, house wines and beers VAT at 15% Excl, Conservation Levies of R395 pp/night HIGHLIGHTS: Game drives in the world famous Sabi Sand Game Reserve. Real up close sightings where you hold your breath and cannot believe that you are witnessing wildlife in its natural habitat OUR TIPS: To ensure the highest quality and to honour the environment, Notten’s Bush Camp has exclusively 9 private suites. As the lodge is family/owner run, personal attention to detail is guaranteed. Special SA Residents' Rate R7,500 per person sharing per night. Valid until 31 December 2026. Standard Rate R12,750 per person sharing per night ENQUIRE NOW

Great special at Thornybush Game Lodge, Thornybush Nature Reserve, Greater Kruger. &Beyond Chobe Under Canvas An authentic tented safari camp surrounded by the natural wonders of Chobe National Park 1/15 Location Northern Botswana’s famous Chobe National Park DESCRIPTION: Chobe Under Canvas is an authentic tented safari camp surrounded by the natural wonders of Chobe National Park. The camp offers accommodation as close to nature as is possible and delivers a genuine and wonderful African safari experience. During your stay at Chobe Under Canvas, expert guides will take you on exciting morning and afternoon game drives in specially modified safari vehicles that ensure uninterrupted views of the Chobe River floodplains and woodlands. There are also opportunities for guided boat trips, where you will learn more about this extraordinarily rich and diverse wildife destination. A haven for wildlife in the dry season, Chobe is renowned for its large concentration of elephant and buffalo, which congregate along the Chobe River. Chobe Under Canvas is situated in the park’s northern reaches, ideally positioned close to the river. Live the adventure of a lifetime as close to nature as you can get. The exclusive, semi-permanent campsites are perfectly situated near the Chobe River at the northern end of the Chobe National Park. The common guest area comprises a spacious tent for dining, pre-dinner drinks, or simply whiling away the time between game viewing adventures with a good book and a frosted beer or glass of wine. Delicious meals cooked over the coals are shared around a blazing fire. You’ll love the spaciousness of our mobile tents. Each of the five canvas tents boasts a comfortable double or twin bed, as well as an ensuite bathroom, separate flush WC and an outdoor bucket shower – steaming hot water is available on request. A private butler is on hand to assist with any requirements. Well-worn game paths that meander through the safari tents and down to the water’s edge hold the promise of up-close-and-personal sightings. *The photographic boat cruise on the Chobe River is only available if guests are staying for two or more consecutive nights. PRICE INCLUDES: Accommodation Three meals daily Local branded spirits Scheduled safari activities Emergency medical evacuation insurance VAT Transfers to and from the lodge airstrip. HIGHLIGHTS Botswana’s famous Chobe National Park is a must-see wildlife destination that includes the Savute Channel and natural beauty of the Linyanti River. Covering almost 11,000 km² (6,836 square miles), Chobe was Botswana’s first national park and remains one of its best, boasting the biggest concentration of wildlife in Africa. An oasis in a dry, at times desolate region, Chobe National Park’s Chobe River offers an irreplaceable lifeline to the reserve’s wildlife. The largest concentration of elephant in Africa occupies this park and, in the mid- to late-afternoon, herd after herd comes down to the Chobe banks, some small in number and others counting in the hundreds. Each takes its turn to drink the precious water, swim in the cool river or just jostle for position. Inland from the river is a semi-arid habitat, while around the oasis vegetation is abundant. Herds of sable antelope, mostly seen in the dry regions, can be spotted coming down to drink, only to disappear back into the drier areas. Special game sightings include the indigenous and endangered puku antelope that can only be seen along the Chobe River banks and in pockets in the Linyanti swamps, along with roan antelope, giraffe, kudu, bushbuck, waterbuck, zebra, wildebeest, warthog, lion, leopard and the occasional African wild dog. Large herds of buffalo are found along the Chobe riverfront and grazing on the islands, crossing from one to the other or back to the mainland. OUR TIPS: A remote under-canvas mobile safari camp, with only the walls of your tent separating you from the unrefined marvels of Botswana. Fantstc safari experience. Special SADC Short Notice Rate - 2026 R10,063 per person per night sharing in a cottage. Book 21 Days in advance. Valid until 30 June 2026 Rates are subject to currency fluctuations. Standard Rate $650 per person per night sharing ENQUIRE NOW

Kings Camp Kings Camp Luxury safari lodge in the Timbavati Game Reserve, Greater Kruger. 1/14 Location Timbavati Game Reserve, Greater Kruger, Limpopo DESCRIPTION: Kings Camp Private Game Reserve is situated in the Big 5 Timbavati Private Nature Reserve, which shares and unfenced western boundary with the Kruger National Park. Combined with the Kruger National Park, the total area under protection is a mind-boggling 2.2 million hectares of protected African wilderness. It is considered a lesser known private reserve, offering exceptional and highly exclusive game viewing safaris in the Greater Kruger Area. In Kings Camp – a small safari camp in Timbavati Game Reserve – you will find a time where royal luxury, personal service and true pampering are the standard. The newly renovated, generously spacious Luxury Suites are elegantly decorated in a contemporary-style offering the ultimate luxurious safari retreat. Each Luxury Suite offers magnificent views of the African bush from their private verandah with exclusive-use plunge pool. Relax and enjoy the closeness of nature with a refreshing drink around the environmentally friendly fire in your suite’s outdoor sunken lounge. If you’re looking for family-friendly Timbavati accommodation, you’re in exactly the right place. Ideal for small families or groups travelling together, Suites 2 and 3 are combined to form a Luxury Family Suite with an inter-leading door to accommodate 2 adults and 2 children. These unique suites enjoy all the amenities of the free-standing suites, with an additional shared space and their own outside dining area for private family dinners. There are eleven generously spaced thatched suites at Kings Camp with colonial style interiors decorated in tones of dark wood. Suites are all air-conditioned, have mosquito nets, en-suite bathrooms with cool Victorian ball-and-claw baths and indoor and outdoor double showers. There are also tea and coffee facilities, a minibar and your own private veranda (with a hammock!) directly accessible from your room. Or grab a good novel and stretch out on one of the soft sofas in the comfortable living areas. There is a thatched viewing deck overlooking a waterhole (draws a crowd of thirsty wildlife), an open plan lounge and bar, spacious dining room with views over the bush and a library with internet access. The early morning and afternoon drives traverse over 100 square kilometres of prime wildlife territory. The morning drive is accompanied by tea and coffee to wake you up. In the afternoon, gourmet canapés are served together with refreshments to cool the hot African air. Feel like walking off the extensive breakfast after the morning game drive? Join an experienced ranger on a bush walk. RATE INCLUDES: Luxury accommodation 3 meals per day (unless specified) 2 x game drives daily Tea & coffee Complimentary Wi-Fi. HIGHLIGHTS: You will find a time where royal luxury, personal service and true pampering are the standard. This is destination de-stress. So invite relaxation into your body while lying in your private hammock, softly swinging and overlooking the open savanna. Or when you receive a massage from Kings Camp’s soft-handed spa therapists. Managers Warren and Lisha Moore, together with their staff, will always go that extra mile; to give you the best stay possible and to make sure you can cross out all the sighted animals on your bucket list. OUR TIPS: A safari at Kings Camp is the perfect way to escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. It offers an ideal opportunity for those who may have missed out on a milestone celebration or just wish to get away from it all to spend time relaxing and rejuvenating. Special SADC Short Notice Rate R10,500 per person sharing per night. Book within 21 Days of Travel. Valid 1 Jan '25 - 31 May '25; 1 Nov '25 - 19 Dec '26 Standard Rate R18,500 per person sharing per night. ENQUIRE NOW

Abelana Safari Camp Abelana Safari Camp Exclusive Use Tented Safari Camp in the Abelana Game Reserver, Limpopo 1/15 Location Abelana Game `Reserve, 50km west of Phalaborwa and the Kruger National Park, Limpopo DESCRIPTION: Abelana Game Reserve is a 15,000ha (36,000 acre) Big Five game reserve 50km west of the Greater Kruger National Park and bordering the Selati Game Reserve, close to the town of Phalaborwa in South Africa’s beautiful Lowveld – the country’s prime big game region. Characterised by breathtakingly beautiful landscapes, varied topography and a mixture of vegetation types, Abelana Game Reserve has a 10km stretch of the semi-perennial Selati River in its northern section, as well as numerous other seasonal watercourses. The camp is small, accommodating eight guests in five Meru-style tents. It’s located in an elevated position in the remote southern part of the reserve amid spectacular granite outcrops known locally as “koppies” and overlooks a large watering hole below the camp’s expansive viewing deck. The views over the bushveld are spectacular and daily guided walks and game drives allow guests to explore large tracts of bush in absolute exclusivity. The Meru-style tents are simple yet comfortable and well-appointed, offering an authentic safari experience. The tents are all equipped with beds offering a twin or king size configuration with lighting provided by solar power. Abelana Safari Camp offers morning walking safaris and afternoon game drives each day. Walking safaris are perhaps the most authentic way to experience the African bush. It’s only on foot that you cease to be an observer and become part of the environment, truly taking in the uniqueness of your surroundings and all the smaller components that make up the broader ecosystem. On foot in the bush you will feel a sense of belonging to something much bigger than yourself. Abelana is home to a rich diversity of fauna and flora, from the hippos and crocodiles that make the Selati River their home and the famed Big Five – elephant, rhino, leopard, lion and buffalo – as well as cheetah and wild dog, which are occasional visitors, to an impressive number of endemic bird species including the African fish eagle, peregrine falcon, Arnot’s chat, thick-billed cuckoo, bat hawk and elusive Pel’s fishing owl. RATE INCLUDES: Luxury accommodation in a Tented Suite All meals; Teas/Coffees Two game drives daily with FGASA qualified ranger Game drive refreshments & snacks Specified inclusive safari activities Wi-Fi in public areas HIGHLIGHTS: Abelana Game Reserve offers guests the chance to enjoy a unique feeling of exclusivity while on safari while offering exceptional value for money. With just two lodges – Abelana Safari Camp in the south of the reserve and Abelana River Lodge in its northern section – guests could easily be in the only vehicle exploring the reserve’s 15,000ha at any one given time. This low density approach allows us to offer a completely immersive, authentic safari experience which can be easily tailored to suit guest preferences. Geographically, the reserve is blessed with a range of eco-systems, from the distinctive granite outcrops and koppies of the south to beautiful riparian forest in the north, dominated by large riverine trees. OUR TIPS: We offer an authentic safari experience with a sensitive ecological touch, creating memorable transformative experiences for our guests. Our staff and local community are a priority and staff development and skills enhancement are an essential tenet of our philosophy. The reserve works with the community on several projects including an environmental education programme for local schoolchildren, outsourcing of services and food production. Special SADC 2026 Rate R3,634 per person per night. Valid until 31 December 2026. Standard Rate R3,800 per night for exclusive use of the lodge for up to 8 guests. ENQUIRE NOW

Great special at Thornybush Game Lodge, Thornybush Nature Reserve, Greater Kruger. Jack’s Camp Unique luxuxury tented camp in Botswana’s Kalahari Desert, on the edge of the Makgadikgadi Salt Pans. 1/31 Location Botswana’s Kalahari Desert, on the edge of the Makgadikgadi Salt Pans. DESCRIPTION: One of Africa’s most famous camps, Jack’s Camp rises like an oasis of luxury from among the Makgadikgadi Pans, Botswana. Elegantly styled to capture the sense of adventure of the original explorers without compromising on comfort, Jack’s Camp is unique in style and experience-with some of the most original desert experiences in Africa available. The charming Jack’s Camp is surrounded by the vast and pristine landscapes of the Makgadikgadi Pans National Park. Paying homage to the property’s enduring and much-loved 1940s campaign style, this spectacular retreat offers only eight tents, all of which are spacious and stylish. Each intimate tent features a lovely ensuite bathroom, with an indoor and alfresco shower and a private veranda. Enjoy the warmth of the wood-burning morso stove, the coolness of the overhead bed cooling system, and beautiful natural history cabinets. Relax on your private veranda overlooking the Makgadikgadi that includes a sparkling plunge pool, a glorious respite from the heat. The guest tents are much larger and at 270 square metres have almost doubled in size. The iconic interiors remain and are embellished with rich textiles from around the world, Natural History Museum cabinets (curated by Ralph Bousfield himself), and an overhead bed cooling system. Relax in each room's comfortable living area, with a sofa and day bed for expansive views of the Kalahari. Ensuite bathrooms have both indoor and outdoor showers and each veranda has a private plunge pool overlooking the glittering ancient landscape. Jack’s offers a long list of excellent activities – all centred around exploring this extraordinary landscape with various opportunities to discover elusive game species that occur in this natural environment, with morning afternoon and night drives as well as bush walks. Ever-popular visits to the habituated meercat colony are always a highlight when visiting Jack’s camp. Guests are encouraged to venture out and experience the desert first hand with the nomadic bushmen. To walk with the Zu’/Hoasi Bushmen who call this arid landscape home is a truly remarkable experience. The Bushman visits here are sensitively done and not manufactured, indeed these are some of the best ‘bushman activities’ in Botswana. Informative bush walks with the Zu/’hoasi Bushmen are interesting and engaging. A stay of three nights ensures that you don’t miss the chance to witness a traditional Bushman trance dance. The archaeology in this region is fascinating and will be revealed by their expert guides on walks and trips to popular sites such as Chapman’s Baobab During the lush green season visitors have the opportunity to marvel at the breeding colony of dusky- pink flamingos of the nearby Sua Pan. The rains at this time of year bring with them migrating herds of zebra intermingled with comical wildebeest and the occasional opportunistic predator. The dry season between May and October invites one to thrill in quad bike journeys across the barren delicate salt pans. Jack’s Camp lies on the vast Ntwetwe concession, a one million – acre private wildlife reserve, shared by just three sister camps, making this an extremely exclusive safari experience. The Makgadikgadi Pans are the remnants of one of the world’s largest super lakes which once dominated much of Botswana. This striking desert landscape makes for a fascinating combination with an Okavango safari, the unique desert adapted species providing much variety to your Botswana safari. The experience here varies greatly with the season, with the migration of zebra and wildebeest and amazing birds in the green season with more classic desert species seen in the dry season. Activities will vary with the seasonal conditions too. Quad Biking is not available when the pans are wet, usually from Nov-April. PRICE INCLUDES: Luxury accommodation in a Tent All meals All alcoholic and non-alcoholic house drinks Guest laundry Daily activities Expert guiding Park entry fees Community and Conservation Fees of R275 per person per night HIGHLIGHTS Have some fun together as you get up close and personal with playful meerkats on the Meerkat Adventure Spend time walking and interacting with a group of Zu/’hoasi Bushmen gaining insight into their ancient culture. Quad biking across the lunar expanse of the pans (dry season only). Experiencing the spectacular migration of zebra and wildebeest – the second biggest in Africa and the last remaining in Southern Africa (wet season only). OUR TIPS: Keep your eyes peeled for the year-round desert wildlife: brown hyena, oryx, Kalahari lion and, after dark, aardvark, porcupine, honey badger and bat-eared fox. SADC 60 Day Out Rate R9,120 per person sharing per night. Valid until 30 September 2026. Book within 60 days of travel. Rates are subject to currency fluctuations. Special SADC Rate - Book Anytime R9,120 per person sharing per night. Valid 01 Oct - 30 Nov 26 & 10 Jan - 31 Mar 27 Standard Rate - Green Season $2,695 per person sharing per night. ENQUIRE NOW

Great discounts at Lush Private Game Reserve in the Pilanesberg Reserve. Great safari deal. Shepherds Tree Game Lodge Modern game lodge in the Pilanesberg National Park. shepherds-tree-game-lodge-91jpg shepherds-tree-sundownerscropjpg shephards-tree-suite-bathroomjpg shepherds-tree-game-lodge-91jpg 1/13 Location Private Concession within the Pilanesberg National Park, North West Province. DESCRIPTION: Just two hours from Johannesburg, Shepherd’s Tree Game Lodge is a lodge concession awarded by the North West Parks and Tourism Board within the existing Pilanesberg Game Reserve. It lies in an exclusive-use zone in the south-western portion of the 57,250ha Big 5 and malaria-free Reserve, offering commanding views of the distant bushveld amphitheater. The Lodge acts as a central gathering spot and social environment for guests, as well as the point from which all activities depart and return. Guests can enjoy two guided game drives daily, which are conducted in the Pilanesberg Game Reserve’s Wilderness Area during the morning and evening in an open 10-seater game viewing vehicle. These outings take three to four hours, with a sundowners stop at sunset, and a coffee stop in the morning. Experience the best of Pilanesberg accommodation with the hallmark of the entire Shepherd’s Tree: flawless finishes, featured architecture and exquisite interior design. The Standard Suites comprise a main bedroom with an outdoor shower and feature en-suite bathrooms with patios overlooking the magnificent Pilanesberg Game Reserve. These Standard Rooms can be combined as a Family Room option which, in turn, comprises 2 x Sleeper couches, a covered patio and a flat-screen TV with selected DSTV channels. *TV is available for a Family Room booking only – not a Standard Suite booking Special SADC Rate R6,252 per person per night sharing. Valid until 30 April 2026. Standard Rate R9,180 per person per night sharing. SUBMIT ENQUIRY PRICE INCLUDES: Accommodation All meals Two open-vehicle game drives per day HIGHLIGHTS Shepherd’s Tree is home to a fantastic Amani Spa which makes this the perfect destination for a Spa breakaway in the bush! Just a couple of hours drive from Johannesburg, this most accessible of parks is a great weekend getaway if you don’t fancy driving to the further flung reserves. OUR TIPS If you’re a fan of chic modern hotel décor and also want the benefit of more extensive facilities including a superb Spa, then chances are you’re going to absolutely adore Shepherd’s Tree!

An island lodge offering the perfect blend of island-style vacationing and African safari experiences Chundu Island An island lodge offering the perfect blend of island-style vacationing and African safari experiences 1/29 Location Chundu Island is situated 21kms from Victoria Falls within the Zambezi National Park DESCRIPTION: Just 21 kilometres upstream from Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe lies Chundu Island, a spectacular island located on the mighty Zambezi River. Chundu Island is a teardrop-shaped island and is approximately 1.4 kilometres long and at its widest point, it is approximately 0.4 kilometres. This is the perfect place to sit back, relax and enjoy everything that Zimbabwe has to offer. The main lodge is wrapped around enchanting trees and boasts the most magnificent views of the Zambezi River. Adjacent to the reception area is the Island Shop where guests can enjoy a bit of shopping and possibly take a few curios and island treasures home. The heart of the property lies within its expansive reception, lounge, bar, inter-leading swimming pool deck and indoor/outdoor dining area. Each of these spots boast stunning views and idyllic sunsets, guests are always spoilt for choice. With Ilala palm style roofs, wooden decking, wood and double skin canvas Chundu Island illustrates a contemporary crisp and clean style. Wine enthusiasts will enjoy the expansive Wine Cellar which hosts a selection of fine wines from South Africa. Sip on an aromatic Sauvignon Blanc, crisp Chardonnay or a beautiful Champagne whilst taking in the views from the pool deck. Evening meals are accompanied by full-bodied Merlot, robust Cabernet Sauvignon or flamboyant Pinotage wines. The bar area overlooks the main deck and is home to Chundu Islands finest cocktails. Guests can enjoy refreshing Mojitos while relaxing in the pool and overlooking the river and seasonal beach. ‘Seychelles meets Zambezi’ is the best way to describe the 8 spacious suites at Chundu Island. The suites are sheltered by majestic trees bordering the island banks along the Zambezi River. This is the ideal destination for relaxing whilst taking in the sounds of nature. There are 6 River View Suites each accommodating two persons. These suites are configured with either a super king or twin beds. The open-plan suite has an en-suite bathroom with a freestanding bath and a private outdoor shower. Each suite has its own private deck with a day bed and seating area overlooking the Zambezi River allowing for a tranquil space for guests to relax and enjoy a cocktail or a cup of coffee and immerse themselves on the surroundings. Situated on the other side of the lodge are 2 Family River View Suites which are configured with either a Super King or Twin Beds and have a separate second bedroom with two beds for children. There is one open-plan en-suite bathroom with a freestanding bath and private outdoor shower. Each suite has its own private deck with a daybed and seating area overlooking the Zambezi River allowing for ample space for you to enjoy some family time away from the Main Lodge should you wish to do so. Things to do at Chundu Island Safari Walks - A skilled armed guide will accompany you either in the early morning or late afternoon through the Zambezi National Park as you take in all the wonders of nature. Keep an eye out for some of the larger animals that populate the area, including elephant, warthog, a variety of antelope, buffalo, lion and even the elusive leopard. Canoeing - Paddle down the mighty Zambezi for a couple of hours under the watchful eye of a qualified river guide. Comfortable and steady inflatable canoes seat two, making it a wonderful activity for a couple to share. Look out for elephants drinking from the shore, and of course hippos and crocodiles. Safari Game Drives - Chundu Island offers both early morning and late afternoon safari drives conducted in specially adapted open Landcruisers, with experienced and qualified guides. In the interests of conservation, Chundu Island Management are committed to a no off-road driving policy. Safari drives take place in the Zambezi National Park, which together with the Victoria Falls National Park extends over an area of 56 000 hectares. Helicopter Flips - View the Falls from the sky with an invigorating helicopter flip over the Victoria Falls and Zambezi National Park. Speak to the Reservations team to enquire about availability. Siza Short Notice Rate $360 per person per night sharing valid until 30 June 2026. Book within 30 days of travel. Special SADC Rate $345 per person per night sharing. Valid until 30 June 2026. Standard Rate $495 per person per night sharing. Valid until 30 June 2025 ENQUIRE NOW RATE INCLUDES Accommodation Meals (breakfast, lunch & dinner) Teas & coffees Soft drinks, house wines & local beers & spirits 2 activities per day - (excl. entrance fee & guided tour). Road transfers from Zambezi National Park gate/Zambezi House to Chundu Island twice a day at set times (12pm & 3pm) and drop-off at Zambezi House at appr. 10:30am. Basic laundry (hand wash, dry & fold) HIGHLIGHTS Being reachable only by boat, it's an ideal place to escape the tourist hordes. The ambience is rightfully soothing, and we love the laid-back look and feel of the private suites sheltered by the riverine trees which dot the island banks. OUR TIPS The serene and intimate location of Chundu is its top-selling feature. Since it is only 21km from Victoria Falls on the Zimbabwean side, it's perfect for those looking for a secluded Victoria Falls safari setting close to this iconic waterfall.

Pel's Post Pel's Post A bespoke luxury lodge on a private concession in the northern part of the Kruger National Park. pels_post-kruger-lodge-aerial.jpg pels_post-kruger-lodge-9.jpg pels-post-room-2..jpg pels_post-kruger-lodge-aerial.jpg 1/28 Location Private Concession in the Pafuri region, Northern Kruger National Park DESCRIPTION: The award-winning eco-luxe resort, Pel's Post, is located in the remote, undeveloped far north of the Kruger National Park. There isn't a better location to unwind and rest than in one of the four suites, all of which have views of the Luvuvhu River that go on for as far as the eye can see. For the ultimate private safari experience, you also have the option of reserving the full lodge for a group of friends or family - this option comes complete with your own chef, game vehicle and field guide). The lodge's main deck and associated sitting areas, as well as the 4 roomy bedrooms (or "spaces," as the lodge calls to them), are essentially completely open in the front, providing unhindered views over the Luvuvhu river below and the baobab-dotted plains beyond! The design is unapologetically sleek and futuristic, yet the copious use of wood and canvas prevents the lodge from appearing sterile or clinical. Simply put, Pel's Post is one of the most beautiful lodges in Africa! Pel's Post is designed for a family or a group of friends to take over completely, if you wish. With only four suites, accommodating a maximum of eight guests, Pel’s Post is ideal for anyone looking for total privacy. Should you be travelling in a smaller group, you are also welcome to book on a per room, per night basis. All spaces have retractable, remote-controlled screens – offering uninterrupted, panoramic views of the Luvuvhu River below. Sundowners in magical locations, spa treatments, two daily game drives, giant baobabs, the largest fever tree forest in the Southern Hemisphere, drinks around a crackling fire at night, any requests big or small... Pel's Post defines a once-in-a-lifetime bespoke safari experience. Pel’s Post is also famous for its specialist walking safaris. Should you book all four suites, you will have your own chef, vehicle and expert field guide. The Pafuri region of the Kruger is probably the most wonderfully scenic part of the entire Kruger park! Due to its location on the western edge of the Makuleke concession, Pel's Post offers easy access to two magnificent gorges close by, including the well-known Lanner Gorge and the lesser-known but no less breathtaking Mutale Gorge. The gorgeous fever tree forest, some breathtaking pans that are a birder's paradise, and the notorious Crook's Corner—where South Africa, Zimbabwe, and Mozambique meet on the Limpopo river—can all be found if you travel farther east in the concession near Pafuri Camp. Even with all the above, your visit to Pel's Post will most likely be dominated by the Luvuvhu river's ipresence. The Luvuvhu serves as the primary artery whose waters draw much of the wildlife found in this often fairly dry area, from the breathtaking views down on the river from the lodge, the dramatic Lanner valley the river has cut, to the game drives and hikes through its gorgeous riverine forest. Although the Pafuri region does not have the same concentration of plains game and predators as the southern half of the park, you are still likely to see superb elephant and good herds of buffalo, especially along the river. Then there’s the also the stunning tree life (the baobabs and fever tree forest are simply spectacular) and the superb birding, commonly recognised as being perhaps the best in the country, especially during the summer months when the migrants from the northern hemisphere arrive en-masse. Who knows – perhaps you’ll even be lucky enough to spot one of the famous fishing owls that lend their name to this wonderfully stylish lodge! RATE INCLUDES: Luxury accommodation Two game drives per day Three meals daily Selected Beverages Tea & Coffee Wi-Fi in central area Private Chef Private Guid - for exclsuive use clients Private Vehicle - for exclsuive use clients HIGHLIGHTS: Pel’s Post has one of the finest locations of any lodge in South Africa – perched high on a bluff seemingly within touching distance of the Luvuvhu river below, these are some of the best views on offer anywhere! OUR TIPS: The lodge’s 4 bedrooms are hugely spacious and open, courtesy of the use of the electronic sliding blinds that replace conventional walls and windows so you can raise them all during the day to enjoy literally 180-degree views and then lower them at night if you want to make things a bit cosier! SADC Special - Exclusive Use R48,100 per night for exclusive use of the lodge for up to 8 guests. Book within 45 days. Valid from 11 January - 19 December 2026. Standard Rate R130,000 per night for exclusive use of the lodge for up to 8 guests. ENQUIRE NOW

Great discounts at Lush Private Game Reserve in the Pilanesberg Reserve. Great safari deal. Tuningi Safari Lodge Luxury, family-friendly safari lodge in the Madikwe Reserve. tuningi_lodge_pano_01_ml1jpg tuningi_lodge_pano_01_ml1jpg 1/33 Location Madikwe Game Reserve, North West Province DESCRIPTION: Tuningi Safari Lodge is situated in 165 000 acre (75,000ha) malaria free, "big 5" Madikwe Game Reserve. Morning, afternoon, or evening game drives all offer a chance of spotting the Big 5 and others. It’s not just Madikwe’s malaria-free status that makes it family-friendly; Tuningi has a special programme for kids under the age of five: shorter game-viewing trips, treasure hunts and interactive dinners are just some of the activities children can enjoy. Experienced babysitters and childminders can also be arranged on request. Tuningi Luxury Lodge’s exclusivity is emphasised by the limited number of rooms, allowing a total of only 16 guests at the Lodge at any time. Guests are accommodated in four Luxury and two Family Suites, with breathtaking views of the bush from private wrap-around decks. As one of the best Madikwe Game Reserve lodges, Tuningi has been designed in such a way that it is ideal for families, intimate groups or VIP’s in search of utter privacy. Each beautifully appointed spacious Suite, with a comfortable lounge area, has its own gas fireplace that is lit (on the chilly nights) on your return from your evening game drives or when you retire to bed at night. Air-conditioning and ceiling fans offer cool respite in the summer months. The spacious bathrooms are a real treat at Tuningi Safari Lodge; not only is there a fireplace, but an oversized bath with fabulous views and a private alfresco (outside) rock shower. The private wrap around wooden decks on each of the suites offer the perfect place to relax and enjoy the sights and sounds of the bush. Lion, elephant, buffalo, white and black rhino, leopard and the rare and endangered wild dog are just some of the unique sightings in the 75 000 hectare Big 5 Safari Reserve. Tuningi Safari Lodge’s game rangers are highly qualified and have sound knowledge of the fauna and flora within the Madikwe Game Reserve and pass on this knowledge and passion to guests during their game drives. Special SADC 21 Day Out Rate R6,450 per person sharing per night. Must book within 21 days of travelling. Valid until 20 December 2026. Standard Rate R13,700 per person sharing per night SUBMIT ENQUIRY PRICE INCLUDES: Luxury accommodation 3 meals per day 2 x game drives daily, Tea & coffee Complimentary Wi-Fi. HIGHLIGHTS Tuningi Safari Lodge combines the wonders of the African bushveld, and the splendours of five star luxury with innovative programmes to entertain guests. The daily game drives, with informed and professional game rangers, are an exciting way of getting into the bush and experiencing all that it has to offer. Whether sipping ice-cold sundowners on the lodge’s expansive viewing deck, floating in the rim-flow pool above the waterhole, or watching the animals grazing from your glass-fronted bedroom suite, Africa’s splendour promises to overwhelm you. OUR TIPS Little Tuningi is separate and can be booked as a private camp

Great special at Thornybush Game Lodge, Thornybush Nature Reserve, Greater Kruger. North Island Okavango Intimate Luxury Lodge on a Private Island in the Okavango Delta north-island-okavango-specials-2a.jpg north-island-okavango-special-7.jpg north-island-okavango-specials-11a.jpg north-island-okavango-specials-2a.jpg 1/21 Location 15,000 hectares - Private Concession north of Vumbura and Duba Plains on the Northern Side of the Okavango Delta DESCRIPTION: You can’t dream this kind of adventure up. North Island Okavango safari camp itself is located on a private island, surrounded by a mosaic of other islands all netted together by shining lagoons and transient channels. Between the floodplains, open savannah and woodlands, there is an abundance of wildlife everywhere. North Island Okavango is an intimate camp and boasts just four Tents. Each tent takes its space by being set among a congregation of beautiful big trees, offering exceptional lagoon views. With touches of ebony, mangosteen, rain trees, leadwood, and wild fig trees. The adventure at North Island Okavango comes in waves. Guests on safari will enjoy rich wildlife sightings and extraordinary beauty. This is, without a doubt, an incredible Okavango Delta safari experience. Designed around comfort and luxury, it won’t take you long to settle right in. Here you will be blissfully unaware of anything else, other than the tranquility and beauty of your surroundings. This is also an exciting opportunity to experience the joy of the Okavango Delta done three ways. On land, on water, and in the air. Each new adventure is as extraordinary as the last. The wildlife opportunities in and around camp are exceptional and discovering this idyllic island landscape for yourself will not only delight you but also leave you full to the brim with adventure-filled stories to share. Activities Game drives Boat safari Mokoro safari Fishing (01 April – 31 December; fishing is not permitted from January to March due to breeding season). Bird watching Helicopter flight (at an additional cost) Outdoor gym Wellness spa & treatments available (at an additional cost) Small well stocked library Wi-Fi PRICE INCLUDES: Accommodation in a Tented Suite All meals Selected local beverages Limited laundry Daily activities Airstrip transfers Expert guiding Park entry fees HIGHLIGHTS experience the Delta three ways; on land (game drives and game walks), on water (mokoro and boat meanders) and in the air (hot air ballooning and scenic helicopter flights). This is a safari experience that's hard to beat. Only four Tents, set on raised wooden platforms overlooking stunning views of the lagoon. OUR TIPS: Opened at the end of 2023 to rave reviews, it’s no surprise that North Island Okavango has already scooped up a few awards, one being Conde Naste The Hot List 2024 Winner for Best New Hotels. This award joins the previous award that was won for Travel + Leisure’s IT List Winner for Best New Hotels 2024. Special SADC Rate R8,785 per person per nght sharing. Valid until 31 March 2026. December bookings valid 60 days in advance. Rates are subject to currency fluctuations. Standard Rate R32,000 per person per nght sharing. ENQUIRE NOW

Tented Safari Camp in a small concession area in a well-known northern region of the Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe. Deteema Springs Tented Safari Camp in a small concession area in a well-known northern region of the Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe. 1/16 Location In a concession close to Deteema Dam in the well-known northern region of the Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe. DESCRIPTION: Famed for its large concentrations of animals, including elephant, the year-round water seeps at Deteema Springs and Deka make for incredible wildlife sightings. The seeps are the headwaters of the Deka river which flows east to the Zambezi. Deteema Springs is a small concession area in a well-known northern region of the Hwange National Park. Close to the Deteema dam, the camp is perched on a slight rocky rise above permanent water springs, offering magnificent views of large concentrations of animals, including elephants. The camp is simple, non-pretentious, and is designed to blend right in with its surroundings. Deteema’s eight safari tents, including a family unit each feature their own wooden deck, with all the facilities of a luxury camp such as en-suite bathrooms with hot and cold running water, flush toilets and showers. The main deck area is tented and overlooks the Deteema Springs, offering clear views to the comings and goings of Africa. The word “safari” conjures up images of open-air vehicles, vast open plains and herds of great animals. A game drive at Deteema Springs is an iconic way in which take a safari and get in touch with the wilds. While night safaris are not allowed due to park regulations, Deteema offers amazing opportunities for walking safaris and viewing wildlife from the comfort of the camp. Special SADC 30 Day Out Rate $330 per person per night sharing. Book within 30 days of travel to receive the special. Valid until 19 December 2026. Standard Rate $604 per person per night sharing ENQUIRE NOW RATE INCLUDES Accommodation All meals All activities Local Drinks (alcoholic & non-alcoholic beverages - excluding imported and premium drinks) Return vehicle airstrip transfers Park fees & Conservation & Community Levy Taxes Tourism Levy HIGHLIGHTS The seeps of Deteema offer a permanent water source which attracts all the amazing wildlife right to your doorstep, witness the African Wild Dogs, and Elephant herds right from your eco-luxury canvas tent. At night you can hear the calls of Leopard and Lion OUR TIPS Emerse yourself in nature by taking a walking safari and enjoy a guided tour while taking in the amazing details like the sounds and scents of the wild! From bird watching to taking an untamed walking safari under the care of a highly trained guide, there is always something to see and do.

Mount Anderson Mount Anderson Wildlife and Water Catchment Reserve, Lydenburg mount-anderson-top-cottage-roomjpg mount-anderson-3jpg mount-anderson-5jpg mount-anderson-top-cottage-roomjpg 1/12 Location Mount Anderson Wildlfe and Water Catchment Reserve, Lydenburg, Mpumalanga, South Africa DESCRIPTION: Mount Anderson Water Reserve is a unique and exclusive getaway set in the dramatic landscape of the mountains above the town of Mashishing (Lydenburg) in the Mpumalanga Province. It is an idyllic retreat for families and small groups seeking refuge from the rigors of everyday city life – offering the perfect opportunity to relax and unwind in one of South Africa’s most unique private nature reserves. The property offers spectacular scenery and breathtaking views and carries rare and endangered wildlife as well as some of the most unique vegetation in the country. The property is also steeped in history. It has been owned by Michael and Norma Rattray for some years and now that they have disposed of the famous MalaMala Game Reserve, they are giving their full attention to the operation of this extraordinary property. Mount Anderson has an enormous variety of species of plants, wildflowers and trees – too plentiful to mention. Here you will find anything from two species of Protea – the Common Sugarbush and the Transvaal Silverleaf, Wild Orchids, Red Fuchsia, Cape Holly, St John’s Wort, Aloes, Gladioli, Pineapple Flowers, Hard Fern, and a variety of indigenous trees including Oudehout, several Rhus species, Paresley Trees, Buddleja, the Common Sugarbush and the Transvaal Silverleaf – to mention a mere few. Always passionately dedicated to wildlife, land and water conservation in the country, Michael Rattray purchased the reserve in the 1980s in an attempt to restore it from domestic overgrazing to its original ecological splendor. Successfully proclaimed in 1990 as South Africa’s first-ever private water catchment reserve, Mount Anderson is a classic conservation story and today protects some of the major river catchments that are the lifeblood of the Kruger National Park and all the local communities. RATE INCLUDES: Luxurious en-suite accommodation All meals, picnics and snacks. All activities conducted by an experienced guide. Activities included in the rate: Wildlife safaris - by 4-wheel drive safari vehicles. Fly-fishing - rods / reels available. Horse riding – we have 4 mountain ponies. Mountain biking - exhilarating for all levels. Limited bikes and gear available. You are welcome to bring your own. Hiking trails - range from gentle riverside ambles to a challenging hike and climb. Includes beautiful waterfalls, San rock art, ancient Pedi tribe ruins and relics of the gold mining era from 1880-1900. Kayaking, row boating, zip lining, swimming and picnics at the lakes HIGHLIGHTS: Walking along the grassy slopes is rewarding for lovers of birds and wild flowers. The grassland is undisturbed with a predominance of the palatable Rooigras. It is on the upper grassland slopes that one may see herds of grey rhebok, mountain reedbuck, jackals, black wildebeest, zebra, eland and blesbuck OUR TIPS: At the higher altitudes, where water seeps from sponges or between rock fissures, the resultant marshes host their own unique ecosystems. Here you will find vegetation that has adapted to living in permanent wetland, and the dominant greenery consists of sedges – grass-like plants with characteristic inflorescent crowns on tall straight stems. This is a popular habitat for frogs and toads, as well as shrews and moles. Dragonflies and the less sedentary Damselflies can be seen on warm days. Special SADC Rate R22,000 for exclusive use of the lodge per night. Max 10 guests. Valid until 31 December 2023. Standard Sole Use Rate R58,000 for exclusive use of the lodge per night. Max 10 guests. Special SADC Per Person Rate R2,750 per person sharing per night incl. all meals and 2 daily activities. Valid until 31 December 2023 Standard Per Person Rate R5,000 per person sharing per night incl. all meals and 2 daily activities ENQUIRE NOW