On the southernmost tip of Africa South Africa has several distinct ecosystems. Safari destinations such as the Kruger National Park cover vast shrublands populated by great herds of wildlife contrasted with the Western Cape encompassing the city of Cape Town beneath flat-topped Table Mountain, the lush winelands of Stellenbosch and Paarl, along with the wild beaches and craggy cliffs of the Cape of Good Hope and the forests and lagoons of the Garden Route,

A spectacular diversity of wildlife moves through this immense wilderness, including breeding herds of elephant, leopard, spotted hyena, giraffe, large buffalo herds and white rhino.

Exeter River Lodge is situated a quiet corner in the western region the Sabi Sand Game Reserve and comprises just eight luxury suites in the shade of a grove of ebony trees and spread out along the shady bank overlooking the Sand River.

The origin of Camp Jabulani reflects the remarkable account of a herd of elephants, rescued from certain death shortly after the turn of the century. The camp was created for the sole purpose of supporting the herd.

Kirkman’s Kamp is imbued a spirit of historic adventure, evoking memories of gracious luxury. The camp is built around Harry Kirkman’s historic homestead with overlooking the Sand River