Eastern Cape, Shamwari Private Game Reserve


This collection of seven luxury camps is in the 62,000 malaria-free acres of the award-winning Shamwari Game Reserve. Shamwari shelters two Born Free Big Cat Sanctuaries and your expert ranger will help you track the ‘Big Five’. Relax around the camp fire in the evening, after enjoying the chef’s delights on the traditional braai. Accommodation options include the chic Eagle’s Crag, whose nine suites open to wilderness views through foldaway glass walls, while Bayethe Lodge offers tented luxury overlooking a popular waterhole.


Three nights from £1,144 per person Staying at Bayethe Lodge on a full board basis with selected beverages and game activities. Flights and transfers not included. Bayethe Lodge


Eastern Cape, Kwandwe Private Game Reserve


Kwandwe Private Game Reserve hosts two exclusive lodges plus two sole use safari villas in its 54,000 malaria-free acres. Its wildlife reintroduction programme has made it a haven for endangered species, making for outstanding wildlife spotting. Great Fish River Lodge, on the banks of the river, has nine thatched stone suites with spacious verandahs and private plunge pools. The intimate Ecca Lodge has just six suites in an innovative modern design, nestled into a hillside overlooking rolling valleys.


Three nights from £922 per person


Staying at Great Fish River Lodge or Ecca Lodge on a full board basis with local beverages and game activities. Flights and transfers not included.


Ecca Lodge


Kwazulu-Natal, Phinda Private Game Reserve


Game drives, swimming with dolphins, walking safaris, exotic bird watching, beach and bush adventures – this is the Phinda experience. Phinda’s 23,000 hectares of mountain and forest is home to lions, leopards, elephants, rhino, buffalo, over 415 bird species and more. The Reserve is home to four unique lodges: Forest Lodge, nestled in the heart of the forest; Mountain Lodge, with views out over the Reserve; Vlei Lodge, overlooking the wetland, and Rock Lodge which sits suspended over a valley.


Three nights from £893 per person


Staying in a Mountain or Forest Lodge Suite on a full board basis with local beverages and game activities. Flights and transfers not included.


Durban, The Oyster Box


The Oyster Box is one of Africa’s most celebrated and distinguished hotels – an oasis of old-world charm just minutes from central Durban and close to majestic mountains and excellent safari options. Lovingly refurbished, its colonial style, impeccable service and spectacular oceanfront setting all make for a truly memorable stay. There can be few finer experiences than enjoying a cool drink on the Oyster Bar terrace or dining at the legendary Grill Room, overlooking lush gardens under African skies.


From £156 per person per night Staying in a Classic Room with breakfast daily. Flights and transfers not included.


154 Book online at emiratestours.co.uk, call 020 7590 1460 or visit your travel agent


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