



The lavish central guest area is an unusual design where traditional thatch and stone incorporates dramatic rock features and giant twisted leadwood trunks, literally bringing the bush inside. An elegant bar and silver service dining room opens out onto the huge raised viewing deck overlooking the waterhole. Nestled amongst the boulders is an outdoor boma, where delicious African bush cuisine is served under the stars. There's a small library, a well-equipped gym, and spa for use between game drives.
Ten vast glass-fronted suites are spread out along a rocky outcrop, with a private villa offering the option of complete exclusivity – perfect for families or a small group travelling together. Décor is sumptuous African chic, with a blend of natural textures and earthy ethnic-inspired fabrics. Modern comforts include air-conditioning and underfloor heating. Each is en-suite, with an outdoor shower, private plunge pool and glorious views over the surrounding bush. The very special honeymoon suite has a secluded outside bath.
The lodge’s central position has the advantage of being within easy reach of most parts of the reserve, and twice-daily game drives offer the chance of encounters with all of the Big Five species, together with abundant plains game, cheetah and rare African wild dogs. Bird watching is equally rewarding. Guided bush walks are offered after breakfast.
It’s easily accessible, malaria-free and you’ll spot the Big Five – what’s not to love?