Sabi Sabi Little Bush Camp

Inside the heart of nature, within the Sabi Sand Reserve, something enchanting lies in wait - Sabi Sabi Little Bush Camp of the Sabi Sabi Private Game Reserve. This private South Africa game lodge offers world-class standards in luxury accommodation, excellent cuisine, special facilities, and exceptionally abundant wildlife encounters.

Property Details

Sabi Sabi Little Bush Camp in South Africa is a luxury safari lodge. Housing just six luxurious suites, all accommodations overlook the Msuthlu riverbed. Little Bush Camp boasts all the features of its fellow Sabi Sabi sister properties. Yet it also has the an added dimension of unparalleled intimacy and seclusion in a beautiful setting. This exclusive hospitality and vibrancy of Sabi Sabi Little Bush Camp is what makes it an ideal family lodging option. It is also perfect for those in search of the ultimate privacy.

All suites at Sabi Sabi Little Bush Camp feature contemporary African design. Additionally, the come complete with air conditioning, en-suite bathrooms, indoor and outdoor showers, and private viewing decks with heated spa baths overlooking the river. Thatched roofs, draped mosquito nets, and wooden and stone finishes complete the experience. Meanwhile, delicious dinners eaten under the Africa stars leave an indelible mark of wonder and joy.

Sabi Sabi Safari Experience

This exclusive safari lodge is surrounded by hundreds of species of animals, birds, and plants. With no fences between the Sabi Sand Reserve and Kruger National Park, big game abounds. Wildlife moves freely through the untouched wilderness oasis. This range of biodiversity and wildlife provides guests with excellent up-close encounters with the Big Five—elephant, rhino, lion, leopard, and buffalo—as well as wild dog and cheetah. Additionally, this region is a beloved bird watcher’s paradise, with more than 300 bird species in all.

Highly trained and experienced rangers and Shangaan trackers ensure that each African safari experience ranks amongst the best in the world. They will even go off road to find it. Safaris at Sabi Sabi take place each morning and evening in open safari vehicles. Post-breakfast bush walks open up the natural world more intimately, allowing guests to experience the pulse of Africa through the soles of their feet and the bushveld wonders closer than ever imagined.