Accommodation at Sabi Sabi Little Bush Camp
Little Bush Camp is perfect for those seeking privacy and seclusion, making it ideal for small groups and friends. The camp features six suites priding a soothing retreat amidst the wilderness. Each suite has private decks overlooking the riverbed and bush, allowing guests to enjoy nature from their own space.
The suites exude African charm, with king-size beds adorned with romantic mosquito netting, and individually styled interiors showcasing authentic African artefacts and furnishings
Strategically positioned to overlook the Msuthlu River and wilderness, the suites are tastefully decorated in contemporary African style, with thatched roofs and wooden finishes reminiscent of traditional safari lodges. Each suite features a private viewing deck with a heated spa bath, presenting the perfect spot to disentangle. The decks provide unique views, ideal for peaceful wildlife watching.
The deluxe en-suite bathrooms are grand, featuring indoor and outdoor showers under the African sky. With contemporary amenities and elegant fixtures, they guarantee a lavish stay. Each suite is air-conditioned for comfort in the African heat.
Facilities at Sabi Sabi Little Bush Camp
At Sabi Sabi Little Bush Camp, guests are treated to several exceptional facilities to upgrade their luxury safari experience.
The Bush Boutique showcases a curated selection of local artefacts, allowing visitors to take home a piece of the Sabi Sabi spirit. From handmade crafts to unique souvenirs, guests can browse the boutique and find the perfect reminder of their African adventure.
For those seeking relaxation and refreshment, the sparkling swimming pool provides the perfect cool-off in Africa’s soaring. Whether basking in the sun on a lounger or taking a leisurely swim, guests can uncurl and soak in the calm of their surroundings.
The camp’s bar and restaurant offer a culinary journey inspired by the flavours of Africa. Guests can enjoy a refreshing drink at the bar, where skilled bartenders craft signature cocktails and serve premium beverages. Meanwhile, the restaurant serves up delectable meals prepared with locally sourced ingredients, showcasing the vibrant tastes of the region.
One of the highlights of the camp is the outdoor Boma, a traditional African enclosure reimagined as a swanky dining space. Here, guests can dine under the stars in authentic safari style, surrounded by the sounds of the African night. The Boma experience furnishes a unique opportunity to connect with nature while enjoying sumptuous cuisine and sharing stories around the fire.
- Bar
- Restaurant
- Internet Access
- Laundry Service
- Pool
- Viewing Deck
- Mobile Connectivity
- Secure Parking
- Fireplace
- Air Conditioning
- Ceiling Fan
- Lounge Area
- Balcony / Deck
- En-Suite
- Outside Shower
- Dressing Gowns
- Hair Dryer
- Mini Bar
- Tea / Coffee
- Private Pool / Jacuzzi
- Laundry Service
- Mosquito Nets
- Safe
Child Policy
Children are only allowed when one group reserves the Sabi Sabi Little Bush Camp.
Child Policy and Rates
Many of the accommodation establishments that Kruger Safari Co books for tours have a strict child policy. It is your responsibility to disclose the age of each child in the travelling group to the Kruger Safari Company agent and confirm that he/she is the appropriate age for tour accommodation. Kruger Safari Co cannot be held liable for an accommodation establishment refusing entry to an underage child where a child policy is strictly enforced.
Kruger Safari Co reserves the right to request a copy of a birth certificate for any child in the tour group who is confirmed to be 12 years or younger.
A children’s rate is available on request. Not all accommodation establishments offer a reduced rate for children but where applicable, Kruger Safari Co will confirm in writing at what rate a child 12 years and younger will be charged.
Booking Procedure
Confirmation of a booking is made in writing via email once it is agreed upon by the client and the Kruger Safari Co agent. A 100% non-refundable deposit is required within 48 hours of written confirmation of a booking. Where applicable, the balance of payment of a booking is required 40 days prior to departure. All travelers will be required to complete our online booking form in order to ensure that Kruger Safari Co, the reserved establishment and all service providers have the correct information required.
No quotation issued by Kruger Safari Co and accepted by the client (provisional or final), or booking made (provisional or final) shall be binding until such time as a final invoice has been issued and full payment received by Kruger Safari Co.
Payment Policy
All Kruger Safari Co require a 100% non-refundable deposit to the value of 50% of the total tour price. A non-refundable deposit is required to secure the booking of a tour. Full payment of the non-refundable deposit is required on written confirmation of the booking.
Terms and Conditions
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What to Pack
- Lightweight, neutral-coloured clothing for hot days and layering options for cooler mornings and evenings.
- Comfortable walking shoes for bush walks and exploring the lodge grounds.
- Sunscreen, sunglasses, and a wide-brimmed hat for sun protection during game drives.
- Insect repellent to ward off mosquitoes and other insects.
- Binoculars and a camera with a zoom lens for capturing wildlife sightings.
- Personal toiletries and medications, as well as any necessary travel documents.
Etiquette During Game Drives
During game drives, it’s essential to observe proper etiquette to ensure a respectful and enjoyable experience for all guests:
- Listen to your guide’s instructions and follow their lead regarding wildlife viewing and behaviour.
- Keep noise to a minimum to avoid disturbing the animals and fellow guests.
- Refrain from standing up or leaning out of the vehicle while it is in motion.
- Avoid sudden movements or loud noises that could startle the wildlife.
- Always maintain a safe distance from the animals and never attempt to approach them for a closer look or photo opportunity.
- Remember to respect the natural environment and leave only footprints behind.
Best Time to Visit
The best time to visit Sabi Sabi Little Bush Camp is during the dry season, which typically falls between May and September. During this time, vegetation is sparse, making wildlife easier to spot as they gather around water sources. Additionally, cooler temperatures make for more comfortable game drives and outdoor activities.
Getting to Sabi Sabi Little Bush Camp
Getting to Sabi Sabi Little Bush Camp can be a seamless experience, with convenient access by air or road.
By Air
Travelling to Sabi Sabi Little Bush Camp by air is convenient and presents several options for visitors.
Scheduled flights are available from OR Tambo International Airport in Johannesburg, Durban and Cape Town to Kruger Mpumalanga International Airport (KMIA). From KMIA, travellers can take a short-hop flight to the Sabi Sabi Airstrip, conveniently near the camp.
For those seeking a more designated experience, private air charters to Sabi Sabi Airstrip can be arranged upon request.
Additionally, Airlink and CemAir provide flights to Hoedspruit Eastgate Airport, which is suitable for guests heading to lodges in the northern part of the Sabi Sands. Another viable option is to fly into Skukuza Airport, which is ideal for lodges in the southern sector of the Sabi Sands.
Upon arrival at any of these airports, road transfers to Sabi Sabi Little Bush Camp can be arranged, ensuring a smooth and coherent journey.
By Road
Reaching Sabi Sabi Little Bush Camp by road is an adventure, displaying a scenic drive through some of South Africa’s most picturesque landscapes. If departing from Nelspruit, take the R40 to Hazyview, a journey of approximately 66 kilometres (41 miles).
From Hazyview, turn right onto the Skukuza/Paul Kruger Gate Road. After travelling about 37 kilometres (22.9 miles), you will see a turn-off to Sabi Sabi Game Reserve. Turn left onto this gravel road and follow the signs to Sabi Sabi Little Bush Camp.
For those driving from Johannesburg, the distance to the camp is around 500 kilometres (310.6 miles), translating to a driving time of approximately 6.5 hours, including stops. From Durban, the distance is about 800 kilometres (497 miles), and from Maputo, Mozambique, it is roughly 200 kilometres (124.2 miles).
The primary route from Johannesburg involves taking the N4 national road, making the drive relatively straightforward and comfortable. Upon entering the reserve, it is important to follow the provided directions carefully, as navigation systems might not accurately reflect the internal roads of the private game reserve.
FAQ
What measures are in place to ensure guest safety?
Little Bush Camp prioritises the safety of its visitors, employing skilled rangers and trackers to oversee all game activities and providing round-the-clock security.
What payment methods are accepted at the camp?
The camp accepts major credit cards (Visa, MasterCard, and American Express) and cash for additional expenses incurred during your stay.
What is the best time of year to visit Sabi Sabi Little Bush Camp?
The Sabi Sabi Private Game Reserve offers excellent wildlife viewing year-round. Due to the lack of vegetation and the concentration of animals around water sources, the dry winter months of May through September are well-liked for game viewing. October through April is when the summer season occurs. It is warmer and wetter, with lush scenery and a profusion of newly born animals.
How does Sabi Sabi Little Bush Camp support conservation efforts?
Conservation and eco-friendly travel are the main priorities of Sabi Sabi Little Bush Camp. To protect the natural habitat and help the surrounding communities, the camp supports several conservation efforts, volunteer projects, and environmental education initiatives.
Is Wi-Fi available at the camp?
Yes, there is free Wi-Fi in the main lodge areas and suites to help guests stay connected.
