Warm hospitality characterises the relaxed atmosphere of Zululand Safari Lodge, with comfortable African rondavels looking up at the sweeping valleys and hills of Ubizane Wildlife Reserve. Twelve bedrooms in this private reserve are ideal for families and small groups. Your safari experience in this superb family destination will include guided walks in a constantly changing ecosystem including a riverine fever tree forest, open grassland and Illala palm veld.

Set in the cool, whispering tranquillity of a fever tree forest, a mere 5 hours drive from Johannesburg, Zululand Tree Lodge in the heart of Zululand is a truly special retreat where you will be accommodated in 24 luxurious stilted chalets. Perfect for couples, this romantic getaway is famous for Rhino spotting, and is adjacent to the world renowned Hluhluwe and Umfolozi Game Reserve.

The Panorama Route is world famous and best known for its scenic beauty and cultural heritage. The most breathtaking part of the Panorama Route is the Blyde River Canyon, the 3rd biggest canyon in the world, with a 33 km long gorge stretching all the way from Bourke’s Luck Potholes to the Three Rondawels. The Potholes are very impressive rock formations that were shaped millions of years ago by erosion. The bizarre swirl holes developed when the once rapid river carried masses of sand and debris. Other must sees on the route include God’s Window – a panoramic view of the Lowveld more than 900 m down into lush indigenous forest clad ravine; and The Pinnacle Rock – a tower-like freestanding quartzite buttress which rises 30 m above the dense indigenous forest; and Pelgrims Rest – a living museum, preserved in the exact architectural style of the gold rush period, boasting various buildings that has remained unchanged externally for more than a century. Lying in the heart of the Lowveld is a wildlife sanctuary like no other, its atmosphere so unique that it allows those who enter its vastness to immerse themselves in the unpredictability and endless wilderness that is the true quality of Africa.

Sawubona, and welcome to the 4000 hectare private game reserve located in Mpumalanga Province, South Africa. Meaning "place of the rock" in the local Swazi tongue, Kwa Madwala lies on the southern side of Kruger National Park and is home to the fabulous Manyatta Rock Camp. Here, comfort comes as standard along with elegant African touches and commanding views over the surrounding bush from our stunning hilltop location. Enjoy exhilarating "big five" game viewing experiences and soak up the tranquility of this unique hilltop camp.

Makalali is nestled on 22 000 hectares of conservancy and prevails as one of the finest private game lodges in the world. With its thatched spires and earthy walls, ancient mystical ornaments and Pan-African cuisine Makalali offers a truly unique experience. Located close to the mighty Drakensberg mountain range, west of the Kruger National Park, this ethnic bush retreat lies in the Limpopo Province of South Africa. Considered one of the leading pioneers in ecotourism in South Africa, Makalali Private Game Reserve is home to over one thousand wild animals including Africa's "Big Five". Dining at Makalali is a culinary adventure, combining regional African cuisine with the multitude of cooking styles left behind by centuries of exploration on this great continent.

Mabula Game Lodge is located two and a half hours from Johannesburg. Here you can watch the big five in 12,000 hectares of malaria-free reserve in the beautiful Limpopo Province, whilst enjoying Mabula’s unique array of wildlife and adventure activities. Your safari experience includes the opportunity to dine in the bush – either breakfast with spectacular views of the Waterberg Mountains of dinner under the magnificent spread of an ancient fig tree. Home to the famous Ground Hornbill breeding project, an interesting and informative reptile centre and eighteen specialised game activities, you’ll never be short of something unusual to experience.