Madikwe, Madikwe Hills Private Game Lodge


This exclusive private lodge overlooks a waterhole in the 185,000 malaria- free acres of Madikwe Game Reserve and is home to ‘Big Five’ as well as the rare Wild Dog. Cleverly designed among boulders and age old tamboti trees, its ten luxury suites include open fireplaces and concertina doors leading to decks and plunge pools, while Little Madikwe offers a personal ranger and butler and is excellent for families. After guided game drives enjoy fine dining accompanied by great wines or experience the unique boma, a traditional way to dine under the African stars.


Three nights from £1,146 per person Staying in a Luxury Suite on a full board basis with beverages and game activities. Flights and transfers not included.


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Sabi Sand, Lion Sands Private Game Reserve


Family owned and managed since 1933, this award-winning private game reserve is located in the world famous Sabi Sand Game Reserve. River Lodge features two pools and 18 thatched rooms, all connected by raised wooden walkways, while the ultra luxurious Ivory Lodge offers six suites with infinity edge plunge pools overlooking the river. After game drives in the reserve you can relax on the River Island Deck, dine in a traditional boma around a roaring fire or even spend a night under the stars in a unique treehouse.


Three nights from £1,094 per person Staying at River Lodge on a full board basis with beverages and game activities. Flights and transfers not included. Ivory Lodge


Sabi Sand, Londolozi Private Game Reserve


Londolozi is one of Africa’s finest game lodges, offering an authentic but intimate bush experience deep within the 160,000 acre Sabi Sand Game Reserve. It comprises four distinct camps plus exclusive Granite Suites, all with air-conditioning, pools and wildlife viewing decks secluded among towering trees on the banks of the Sand River. Track leopards on dawn and dusk game drives, unwind with a private yoga class and swap safari tales around the campfire under starry African skies.


Three nights from £1,523 per person Staying at Varty Camp on a full board basis with beverages and game activities. Flights and transfers not included.


Rovos Rail


Steep yourself in the romance of a bygone era on a Rovos Rail journey as you watch some of Africa’s most breathtaking scenery roll by. Vintage coaches feature exquisitely appointed sleeper suites, with Edwardian period fittings and spacious bathrooms. Make the 1,600 kilometre trip from Pretoria to Cape Town, or vice versa, spending two nights onboard travelling through the lush Winelands, Kimberley and the Karoo semi-desert. Unhurried itineraries all incorporate fascinating off-train excursions.


Cape Town to Pretoria (or vice-versa) two nights from £1,199 per person Staying in a Pullman Compartment on a full board basis with beverages and sightseeing. Flights and transfers not included.


Book online at emiratestours.co.uk, call 020 7590 1460 or visit your travel agent 155


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