Ngoma Safari Lodge is located on the edge of a plateau, offering endless views over the seasonal Chobe flood plain. Ngoma is a small boutique lodge set on a plateau, overlooking the Chobe River.Each thatched river-facing suite has a large luxury bath, an inside and outside shower with a “refresh and relax’ pool with [...]
Jackalberry Chobe is located on the banks of the Chobe River and offers an authentic safari experience, designed with comfort and indulgence in mind. With facilities including covered and al fresco dining areas, a spacious bar, lounge, and an infinity pool overlooking the Chobe River Jackalberry Chobe is a paradise of tranquillity and the [...]
Pafuri Camp is a family friendly camp located in the north of Kruger National Park. The nineteen luxurious tented suites that stretch along the crocodile infested Luvuvhu River are linked by raised wooden walkways. Each luxury tent has a viewing deck, en-suite bathrooms (with indoor and outdoor showers) and huge beds. A bush bar, [...]
Nyati Safari Lodge is situated on 10.000-hectare private BIG 5 game reserve within Greater Kruger National Park. Nyati Safari Lodge offers an authentic safari experience, luxurious relaxation, and unforgettable adventures. The lodge features a main building with a restaurant, bar, shop, swimming pool, and lounge area. All accommodation located on the banks of the [...]
Nyala Safari Lodge is located on the banks of the seasonal Mohlabetsi River in Balule Nature Reserve. Distinct in design, this 5-bedroomed lodge offers thatched accommodation in the iconic rondawel style. Nyala’s main area has a wrap-around viewing deck mimicking the curves of the river and runs the full length of the lodge. The [...]
Back to news Zulu Stick Fighting: The Art and Honour Behind the Battle Before guns and bullets, warriors trained with sticks — and among the Zulu people, this ancient martial art became a symbol of pride, skill, and honour. Known as "ukukhwela" or “induku”, Zulu stick fighting isn’t just about [...]
Back to news Baobabs: The Upside-Down Trees of Legend Towering above the savannah like something out of a fairytale, the baobab tree is one of South Africa’s most iconic — and bizarre — natural wonders. With its thick trunk and root-like branches, it looks like it’s been planted upside-down. But [...]
Back to news Hippos and Their Natural Sunscreen: Nature’s Built-In SPF They may look like lazy river giants, but hippos are full of surprises — and one of the weirdest is their ability to sweat sunscreen. That’s right: these heavyweights of the water come with their own built-in sunblock. Let’s [...]
Back to news The Pangolin: Africa’s Most Mysterious Mammal You’ve probably heard of the Big Five, but have you ever heard of the “Shy Five”? Topping the list is the pangolin — a secretive, scaly little creature that looks like it wandered in from a fantasy novel. With its odd [...]
Back to news Giraffe Neck Battles – The Safari’s Most Elegant Fight Club Giraffes may look graceful and gentle, but when it comes to dominance and mating rights, they put on a show that’s anything but dainty. Their long necks become powerful weapons in a ritual called “necking,” where bulls [...]
