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Sabi Sands Game Reserve, South Africa

Sabi Sabi Earth Lodge

This is undoubtedly a very stylish resort with a fun modern design. The game viewing is stellar and this is a great lodge option. The vibe of the resort has been reported as feeling a bit large and the modern design feels impersonal and cool to some and hip and sleek to others.  — Mango's view

Since 1978 guests from all parts of the world have been enthralled by Africa's fabled wildlife in their natural habitat at Sabi Sabi Private Game Reserve, situated in the world renowned 65,000 hectare Sabi Sand Wildtuin in the southern section of the Kruger National Park.

Your entrance at Sabi Sabi Earth Lodge brings you to an uninterrupted bushveld panorama. A sense of peace consumes you. You are cocooned in luxury, inspiration and grace. There are 12 suites only, in addition to the Amber Suite. Each is attended by a private butler and is appointed with specially commissioned furnishings, a secluded plunge pool and open air shower. The natural sculptures of Geoffrey Armstrong add a powerful magic. The Amber Suite is generous beyond belief in its dimensions and boasts its own exercise room, steam room, study and kitchen. It captures art and luxury in one unique experience. Suite facilities also include air conditioning, coffee maker, mini-bar, hair dryer, in-room safe, private patio, and lounge area.

The boma, its walls sculpted from roots and built up piece by piece, captures the drama of an African night and embraces the power of the wilderness. You can renew yourself at the Earth Nature Spa and exercise center with massages, natural therapies or a classic spa. Other facilities include a secluded library, art gallery and meditation garden. Guests can also enjoy the lodge swimming pool and curio shop. Everything has been created for your indulgence. Dining in a subterranean wine cellar or on the beautiful verandah will be a celebration you are not likely to forget.

Specially trained, armed game rangers and trackers will take you on safari in open land rovers - both by day and night - and on walking trails, learning about some 300 bird species and 200 animal species, including lion, leopard, rhino, buffalo, elephant and cheetah, tracked and followed off-road, deep into the African bushveld - a Nature Wonderland.

Includes: All meals, drinks (except premium spirits and cellar wine), & safari activities