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Been There Done That...

been-there-done-thatAre you looking for something different from your holiday to South Africa or Southern Africa?

If cutting edge décor, giant plasma screens, personal butlers, golden taps and showers cubicles big enough to swing a cat in are no longer doing it for you then you’ve landed on the right page.

While tangible luxuries are all well and good (and are certainly not to be scoffed at), the new measure of luxury and exclusivity is determined by the overall ‘experience’ rather than any single physical attribute.  We have therefore identified some truly special destinations and lodges offering incomparable experiences that are guaranteed to open your mind and blow your hair back...

Hidden Vintage Favourite ‘Been There Done That’ Lodges:

Samara

Great Karoo, Eastern Cape – an amazing life changing and intensely calming experience awaits in this unique piece of Africa – simply heart stoppingly beautiful

Cleopatra Mountain Farmhouse

Drakensberg Mountains, South Africa – idyllic setting, eclectic décor, immeasurable charm, warm hospitality and spectacular cuisine - a foodies paradise

Fugitive’s Drift

KZN Battlefields, South Africa – the startling eloquence of the battlefield guides is sure to bring a tear to your eye and make the hair stand on the back of your neck

Wolwedans

Sossusvlei, Namibia - an intriguing window of pastel colours, distant horizons and starry skies from which to experience the desert’s elusive grandeur and breathtaking beauty

Tongabezi

Livingstone, Zambia – the most romantic of hideaways set in a secluded, tranquil grove of African ebony trees on the banks of the Zambezi River just upstream from the Victoria Falls

Camp Kalahari

Makgadikgadi Pans, Botswana - a truly unique safari experience awaits you in this eerie and completely empty nothingness the size of Switzerland


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Contact us for a tailor made safari itinerary or for alternative, inspirational, safari destinations and lodges.


Banner images courtesy of Singita and Motswari