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Sabi Sabi Earth Lodge ***** Sabi Sands Game Reserve, Greater Kruger Park, South Africa
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Each season in Sabi Sabi brings with it different wonders of nature. Spring and summer are the rainy season which makes the bush green, lush and thick. This is also the time of the year to witness many newborn animals.
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Situated in the heart of the African bushEnjoy amazing sightings of Leopard, Lion and PorcupineExperience the nocturnal world on a night game driveThe suites are inspired by the texture, shapes ans colours of nature
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This South African safari lodge offer exquisite suites in an intimate setting in the heart of the African bush. These suites are designed to offer a unique safari experience while still being stylish and luxurious, thus catering to the needs of all guests.
Inspired by the textures, colours and shapes of nature, a walkway leads you on a journey beneath the ground. At this South Africa safari lodge you are guaranteed complete luxury, grace, attention to detail and exceptional personal service.
Guests can experience the nocturnal world of the Sabi Sand on an exciting night game drive. Enjoy amazing sightings of Lion, Leopard, Porcupine and Civet among others.
Each season in Sabi Sabi brings with it different wonders of nature. Spring and summer are the rainy season which makes the bush green, lush and thick. This is also the time of the year to witness many newborn animals on your African safari.
Gold List for Best Ambience / Design - Conde Nast Traveller (USA) 2009
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Zebra
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When the male foal reaches puberty, it starts building its harem, by abducting young mares from other families. After the male, a strict rank hierarchy is enforced. The first mare and her foals to join the harem take precedence over the second and so on.
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Baboon
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With a life span of 20 to 30 years, females spend half their adult lives caring for offspring, another third pregnant, and the balance menstrual cycling.
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