South Africa Lodge Vacation Rentals - Luxury Lodge in a Malaria Free Game Reserve near the Botswana Border   (3)

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Luxury Lodge in a Malaria Free Game Reserve near the Botswana Border, South Africa

South Africa Lodge Vacation Rentals - Luxury Lodge in a Malaria Free Game Reserve near the Botswana Border

This is a Lodge is for families, where children of all ages are welcome. The deluxe suites are spacious & comfortable, with wood-burning fireplaces, private plunge pools and outdoor showers. Family Suites are available, with adjoining rooms for younger safari enthusiasts.

The game reserve is situated in a region of South Africa which the malaria carrying mosquito (Anopheles) does not inhabit, and the reserve and region is therefore classed as a malaria-free region.

Morning and evening game drives in open safari vehicles, see the BIG 5, enjoy boma dinners (dinner under the stars sitting around a open fire) and spa. You can also explore the bush by foot and enjoy Africa at its best. Unfortunately restrictions apply for children of 5 and younger

Teachers. Guardians. Friends: The guides take great pride in what they do, as well as in the environment around them. This attitude is what enables the gift of the most genuine and un-spoilt view of Africa’s wildlife and landscapes as you out into the bush every-day. A safari is so much more than The Big Five, and the guides have an interest in every creature – big and small.

It would be difficult to find a team of more enthusiastic guides who enjoy nothing better than starting and finishing each day out in the wild in search of animals big and small. Whether leopard or chameleon, rhino or dung beetle, they will share a riveting story and teach you something you never knew before.

The goal is to give each and every guest an experience that they will never forget, to share this really special place, and experience, and in the process hopefully to also create awareness of the need for conservation in Africa. Guests young and old make a captive audience, and no guest is less important than another.

Game Drives head out early morning at sunrise, and late afternoon just before sunset in search of the many animal species which call this place home. No more than 8 people at a time share in a private and intensely personal safari experience in the company of their Guide.

Guided walks are a different way to appreciate the bush, and to enjoy a unique perspective of the reserve from ‘terra firma’.

SAFETY FIRST!
Guides accompanying guests will conduct a pre-trail briefing. They will explain more about the area in which the walk will take place, and what walkers need to know. This will include how guests should walk (single file behind the guide, no lagging behind), what to do in certain instances when encountering animals on the walk, information on medical kits and handheld radios etc.) First Aid kits and handheld radios are standard equipment on walks, so that in the unlikely event of an emergency, the group has contact with the lodge and access to basic medical equipment.