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common room, internet and good quality meals. I was fascinated to watch an elephant darted and found the vets really informative. This is an excellent value-for-money experience. "In general, It was the little touches that
EXPECT THE BEST
"Everything ran like a well- oiled machine. Our transfer driver was informative and knowledgeable and our first safari began on the way to the lodge, as he pointed out animals and places of interest along the way! “On arrival we were met with a refreshing
“Shamwari thought of everything, including hot chocolate on a chilly morning game drive”
welcome drink and a warm smile from Penny, the manager. We were shown straight to lunch for a tongue-tingling king prawn Caesar salad and a wonderful strawberry pavlova. “Bayethe Lodge is really luxurious and
you could recommend it for any type of traveller, whether parents, couples or friends, as it appeals to all. The stunning Eagles Crag would be my first choice for a romantic getaway with my partner! “The volunteer project was so interesting and surprisingly, the accommodation was of a very high standard – twin-share and ensuite with a
really impressed: after a game drive we arrived back to the lodge feeling chilly and found a hot chocolate waiting for us. On a very early- morning game drive, I stepped onto the jeep and was handed a blanket and a hot water bottle. Shamwari had thought of everything! “I had previously only done 'budget safaris', and had considered Shamwari a bit pricey, but hand on heart I can now say that it is worth every penny. Shamwari offers a unique experience and can cater to everyone. The professionalism of the rangers and keepers and friendliness of the staff made this one of the best stays I have ever had. Thank you Selling Travel so much for this amazing experience!” •
OUR WINNER WILL STAY FOUR NIGHTS AT ONE OF THE FOLLOWING LODGES: JOCK SAFARI LODGE: In Kruger National Park with just 12 exclusive luxury suites, Jock Safari Lodge is located deep in the African bush on the banks of two rivers – meaning you can spot animals from your private deck pool. Highlights include traditional bush dinners in the boma around the campfire and the cosy bar area overlooking the rock pool. SANBONA WILDLIFE RESERVE This private game reserve in the Western Cape comprises 54,000 hectares of mountains and plains, indigenous flora and fauna, rock formations and indigenous rock art. Stay in the colonial Tilney Manor, the secluded Dwyka Tented Lodge, surrounded by rocky outcrops and family-friendly Gondwana Lodge. SHAMWARI GAME RESERVE
Home of the Born Free big cat sanctuary, the reserve boasts an impressive 25,000 hectares of land, packed to bursting with free-roaming wild animals and exotic birdlife.
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