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Tambuti Lodge
Game Lodge in the Black Rhino Reserve, Greater Pilanesberg Game Reserve




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Location
Black Rhino Reserve, incorporated into the Pilanesberg National Park on the North Western side.
North West Province,
South Africa

DESCRIPTION:
Tambuti Lodge offers contemporary elegance combined with the ultimate in safari luxury while offering prime Big 5 game viewing in the Black Rhino and Pilanesberg Game Reserves.
Enjoy luxury bespoke accommodation with quality furnishings. All suites are surrounded by striking Tambuti Trees and offer spectacular bush views. Enjoy the peacefulness and tranquillity of the surrounding bush from your private deck.
Guests can relax next to the inviting swimming pool, in the cosy TV lounge with its fireplace, or enjoy a sundowner in the bar. The lodge also has a business centre with free Wi-Fi Internet access, and guests can sit around the boma and experience the starry skies at night.
Stay in one of five luxurious suites. Enjoy ultimate comfort in contemporary and spacious en-suite accommodation featuring private decks, deep baths, indoor and outdoor showers.View Africa’s most impressive wildlife, including the renowned Big 5, on our morning and afternoon game drives in an open 4-wheel drive safari vehicle with our expert guide.
PRICE INCLUDES:
Accommodation
Two safari activities per day
All meals and snacks
Soft drinks, tea & coffee, selected alcoholic beverages
WiFi
Laundry Service
HIGHLIGHTS
Access to the Black Rhino Reserve is through a private entrance on its western side. This lower lying reserve’s sweet veld vegetation is complimented by the Pilanesberg’s predominantly mixed sour veld, supporting a prolific amount of game including the Big 5 and offering exciting and rewarding game viewing opportunities. Aptly named after the shy and scarce Black Rhino, the reserve is dotted with groves of Tambuti trees that attract these precious inhabitants
OUR TIPS
MALARIA FREE
Ideal for family or small groups
Rich biodiversity of game
Large elephant population
Over 350 bird species)
Effortless road and air access

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