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Battlefields, Isandlwana Lodge |
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Situated in the middle of the KwaZulu-Natal Battlefields, Isandlwana Lodge is built high up on the Nyoni Rocks on which the Zulu commanders stood to direct the Battle of Isandlwana.
- Luxurious country lodge
- Elegant bedrooms with private balconies
- Site of the famous Battle of Isandlwana
- Resident historian
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Battlefields, Three Tree Hill Lodge |
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The luxurious Three Tree Hill Lodge is situated in the Battlefields area of Natal adjoining the game-rich Spioenkop Nature Reserve – comprising white rhino, giraffe, zebra, eland, kudu, numerous smaller antelope and 270 recorded bird species.
- Sumptuous country lodge
- Just six luxurious cottages
- Adjoining the Spioenkop Nature Reserve
- Wonderful walks and sparkling swimming pool
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Bazaruto Archipelago, Benguerra Lodge |
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Benguerra Lodge is set amidst indigenous milkwood trees overlooking Benguerra Bay.
- Island lodge with stilted chalets
- Overlooking Benguerra Bay
- Wonderful snorkelling & watersports
- Excellent birdwatching
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Bazaruto Archipelago, Indigo Bay |
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Surrounded by azure waters and basking in the tropical sun, Indigo Bay is an idyllic and totally unspoiled island paradise.
- Idyllic island resort
- Bazaruto Archipelago
- Bewildering range of fish species
- Various exciting watersports
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Botswana, Jack's Camp |
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Jack’s Camp offers its guests the luxury of a bygone era, with superlative accommodation furnished in a traditional East African, 1940's safari elegance.
- Ten classically-styled tents
- Spectacular views from private verandas
- Quad biking over the Makgadikgadi to explore prehistoric sites
- Twice daily game drives and guided bush walks led by San Bushmen and expert guides
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Botswana, Kwando Lagoon Camp |
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The 232 000-hectare (573 272 acre) private Kwando concession is fronted by more than 80 kilometres (50 miles) of the Kwando River.
- Situated in the vast Kwando wilderness nearby the Kwando river
- 6 en suite, luxury tents with outdoor shower & stunning teak furniture
- Unrivalled game-viewing including elephant-hunting lion prides and huge, migrating herds of buffalo and elephant
- Double-decker barge trips allows for a unique perspective of the surrounding environment
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Botswana, Kwando Lebala Camp |
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Kwando Lebala is situated in the Southern portion of the extensive Kwando wilderness of 232 000 ha. (550 000 acres). The Camp boasts extensive views over expansive tracts of African plains and wetlands, that comprise part of the Kwando-Linyanti flood plain system.
- 16 beds in 8 luxurious tents
- outside reeded shower
- elegant, comfortable and simple teak furnishings
- complete privacy and space
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Botswana, Motsentsela Tree Lodge |
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Situated 14 kilometres (9 miles) from Maun, this beautiful 200-hectare (494 acre) property borders the Thamalakane River.
- Just 7 Meru tents
- Thamalakane River
- Swimming pool & sundeck
- Prolific bird species
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Botswana, Selinda Camp |
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Located on the banks of the eastern Selinda Spillway, this comfortable tented safari camp sits near a private game reserve, providing guests with exclusive opportunities to view Africa's finest wildlife.
- Tented bush camp
- Selinda floodplains
- Abundant African wildlife
- Game drives & boating
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Botswana, Zibalianja Camp |
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This small and intimate tented camp is scenically situated on a palm island on the periphery of Botswana's northern Linyanti Swamps. Named after a
nearby lagoon, Zibalianja Camp offers panoramic views of open floodplains dotted with palms.
- Accommodates 6 guests
- Morning, afternoon and evening game drives
- Specialized guiding
- Big Five game viewing
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