- sabi sabi earth lodge
- the Makuleke
- the Makuleke lease their land--nearly 60,000 acres at the Northernmost corner of Kruger National Park--to 2 luxury lodges. Guests at Pafuri Camp stay at one of 20 tented rooms joined by elevated walkways that allow animals free access to the Luvuvhu River http://www.pafuri.com/ $472
- the outpost's 12 hilltop suites have remote-control screens that can be retracted to provide a full view of animals at the river http://www.theoutpost.co.za/ $568
- Makuleke Community Centre & Homestay (8 miles outisde park gates) 6 thatched huts 27-79-151-7127 $33
- madikwe private game reserve: http://www.ccafrica.com/ $868
- Tintswalo at Waterfall, South Africa
- An ideal pre- or post-safari destination on the outskirts of Johannesburg.
- in the 500-acre Waterfall Country & Equestrian Estate, just 20 miles southeast of Rand Airport, means that travel time to the region’s game reserves is less than two hours.
- Founded by South Africans Warwick and Lisa Goosen, who opened their original Tintswalo Safari Lodge on a lush private concession in Manyeleti Reserve, which shares an open border with famed Kruger National Park
- heavy stone walls and bolted timber beams of the main lodge recall classic equestrian estates. In each suite, teak floors, pillow-strewn king-size beds, and soft leather couches are livened up with animal prints
- Jet-lagged travelers can breathe fresh air and recharge on private walking trails, or in the outdoor lap pool. On your way back from the bush, ease tired muscles with a special hydrotherapy bath treatment at the intimate Elemis spa
- www.tintswalo.com
"We shall not cease from exploration, & the end of all our exploring will be to arrive where we started & know the place for the first time." TS Eliot ............."20 years from now you will be more disappointed by the things you didn't do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines, sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore, Dream, Discover." Mark Twain
Tuesday, October 28, 2008
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