Nkorho Bush Lodge accommodates a maximum of sixteen guests in eight stylish yet homely en-suite thatched chalets. The accommodations offer a relaxed atmosphere in luxurious surroundings, where guests will experience sheer contentment and tranquillity. Guests can enjoy hearty breakfasts under a thatched deck overlooking an open plain while dinners are enjoyed around an open fire in a typical leadwood boma. Afternoons can be spent cooling off in a unique rock pool before going on a game drive as the day closes. A laundry service is also available on request.
Nkorho Bush Lodge is a real African Jewel. Situated in the Sabi Sand Private Game Reserve which shares an unfenced border with the Kruger National Park, an abundance of wildlife can be enjoyed here. Nkorho Bush Lodge offers the true safari experience, with luxurious comfort and getting as near to nature as humanly possible. Your days will be filled with tranquillity and the excitement of African wildlife in equal quantities, starting with a game-drive with an experienced ranger and tracker to witness the bushveld awakening and relaxing for the rest of the day.
A four-day safari in the Sabi Sands Private Game Reserve, with luxury lodging under canvas tents at Umkumbe Bush Lodge, provides the ideal glamping experience.
The Sabie Game Reserve’s scenic area has a diverse habitat, ranging from winding riverbeds and woodland to open savanna and riverine thickets. This wilderness reserve is home to the Big Five, as well as a diverse range of flora and fauna.
The Umkumbe Bush Lodge is nestled beneath a canopy of indigenous trees in the Sabi Sand’s southern reaches. This luxury tented camp, the reserve’s first of its kind, offers all of the creature comforts of home, but with a luxurious twist.
Two daily game drives are included in a safari stay at Umkumbe Bush Lodge. A scenic coffee stop may be included in the morning safari, and a classic safari sundowner and snacks may be included in the afternoon drive.
The main lodge at Umkumbe looks out over a patch of open savanna, a wooded thicket, and a winding drainage line that eventually empties into the seasonal Sand River. In the downtime between excursions and meals, visitors can explore the outdoors and keep an eye out for the game.
Elegant tent suites with plenty of space are located on their own elevated wooden decks in the middle of a forest and are all given names of trees native to the area. There are a total of nine suites available at this luxurious lodge, four of which are basic, one of which is luxury, and four outstanding. Each luxury tent has a balcony and comes with all the essentials for a relaxing safari vacation.
The suite features a private sitting area on a raised wooden terrace, a tea/coffee station, a standing fan, air conditioning, a baggage stand, a hair dryer, a mosquito net, a safe, bathroom amenities, and the option to convert the beds from twin to a double.
The Superior Tented Suites are secluded, private rooms that have a King bed, a sleeper sofa, and the option of an extra single bed for youngsters. There’s also a shower in the backyard, a bath, and separate vanities for couples. Two people and up to three children can stay comfortably here.
The opulent Leadwood Tent offers perfect seclusion and features a King bed and sofa bed. Also included are a separate soaking tub, his and her vanities, and an outside shower. One child can stay with their parents.
All of the regular tents are chic and roomy, with their own elevated wooden decks and natural settings among the trees. The room features a king-size bed that can be split into two twin beds, as well as a bathroom with simply a shower. Only two people can be accommodated in each tent.
Depending on the weather, breakfast and lunch will be served alfresco at the main lodge and supper will be served in the boma area along a blazing fire.
Collection and Drop off
For this package, Kruger Safari Company Tours and its service providers provide affordable private transfers. Guests are picked up from any Johannesburg hotel or address between 7:00 and 7:30. Guests are dropped off at their hotel or address as arranged or at Johannesburg OR Tambo International Airport around 17:00.
Remember that if you intend to fly out of OR Tambo International Airport on the final day of your safari tour, we recommend booking a domestic flight no earlier than 19:30 and an international flight no earlier than 21:00.
You might also like our 3-day Sabi Sands Under Canvas Tented Safari or 5-day Sabi Sands Under Canvas Tented Safari.
Kambaku River Sands is located on the banks of a dry riverbed in the Timbavati Private Nature Reserve on the western border of the Kruger National Park in South Africa’s Limpopo province. The lodge is unfenced and allows for game like elephant, buffalo and bushbuck, to roam freely, making it an ideal game viewing spot. Both animal lovers and birding enthusiasts can experience nature first-hand here while staying in deluxe suites.
Prepare to be transported into a realm where untamed beauty meets luxurious comfort. Your journey begins with collection at a convenient location, followed by a scenic drive to Rhino Post Safari Lodge. Nestled within a private concession, the lodge offers a sanctuary of serenity and elegance.
The 5-night/6-day Kruger safari tour offers a different and exciting trip to guests who don’t mind roughing it slightly to enjoy the privilege of a unique African bushveld experience. Guests stay in rustic but comfortable treehouses at a bushveld lodge.
In the remote north-eastern region of the Kruger National Park The Outpost combines clean modern design with absolute wilderness. The clean lines of steel, concrete and Zimbabwean teak blend into the bush of the northern Kruger and create a tranquil oasis in this wilderness. The lodge enjoys an elevated view of the Luvuvhu River Valley and consist of 12 free standing suites and a main building. The complex is connected by a 500 metre walkway of Zimbabwean teak. The remote and pristine north of Kruger is home to herds of elephant and buffalo. Resident prides of lion and the recently reintroduced rhinoceros are often seen on game drives and the elusive leopard is common the mountainous areas.
The Outpost consists of free standing living spaces. Perched on a hill the units enjoy far-reaching views of the valley below. The intelligent design of the living spaces highlights the view by aligning the furniture and the panoramic front of the room with it. Canvas covers open up the space completely and expose you to the unique atmosphere of the African bush. The room are luxuriously fitted with king size beds and award –winning bathrooms. The open plan design allows you to unclench and relax, while luxurious amenities make you completely comfortable.
The Outpost serves three meals a day. Breakfast is usually served in the dining area overlooking the Luvuvhu River Valley, while lunch often comes in the form of a picnic under tall baobabs or at the side of a river. Dinners under the stars are always a favourite with guests.
The cuisine is African inspired and The Outpost has dedicated itself to finding the best local produce or else flying in fresh ingredients from Johannesburg.
The dining and lounge area are situated around the bar and a well-stocked book case offers a variety of reading material.
A large lap pool offers a cool retreat on hot days and is a good opportunity to get some exercise.
The Outpost is located in the remote north-eastern Makuleke Region of the Kruger National Park. The area is bordered by Zimbabwe and the Limpopo River in the north and by the Mozambican border in the east. The land is owned by the Maluleke Community, which reclaimed the area after the end of Apartheid. The Outpost operates on a private concession. The aim is to establish a profitable business and train members of the local community, so that Makuleke Community will own and run The Outpost in the near future. This is a prime example of empowering local communities and advanced integrated conservation.
The area covers over 25 000 hectares within the Kruger Park and is home to the Big 5 as well as most other big game. Leopards abound in the mountainous area, while large herds of buffalo and elephant roam the plains and riverbanks. Rhino has been reintroduced to the area and resident prides of lion are sighted regularly.
Arrive at The Outpost mid-day, in time for a light lunch. Freshen up and relax before it’s time to depart on a late-afternoon game drive in the reserve.
Overnight in a luxury suite at The Outpost.
Wake up early for hot beverages and rusks before departing for a 3-hour sunrise game drive in the Kruger National Park. Return to your lodge for a late breakfast and spend the rest of the day relaxing at the pool or treating yourself to a afternoon sleep. Depart late afternoon after High Tea for a 3-hour sunset game drive in the private reserve.
Head out as the sun is rising to enjoy your last game drive in Kruger National Park. Enjoy a hearty breakfast before departing mid-morning to your next destination.
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