Nambiti Plains

 LUXURY SUITE
10 Jan – 10 Dec ’22 | R3 950

 HONEYMOON SUITE
10 Jan – 10 Dec ’22 | R4 200

Standard Rates include:

• All meals except for lunch on the day of arrival (Can be booked at additional cost)
• Two Game Drives daily.
• Accommodation in a private luxury suite.
• Teas, coffees, fruit juice at breakfast, and snacks on a game drive.
• Morning coffee or tea and a sundowner drink per person per Game Drive.
• Water in the rooms.
• Laundry.

NOTE: Rates apply only to SA residents

• A Nambiti Rhino Protection Levy of R50 per person, per day, will be payable at the lodge on the day of departure.
• All prices quoted are based on a minimum stay of two nights.
• Collection time for all guests is at 13h00 at the main gate area of the Nambiti Reserve (this is flexible depending on vehicle availability)

• No children under 8 years are allowed.
• The lodge does offer child-minding services at an additional cost.

Location
Nambiti

Drive Time
4 hours from Johannesburg 3 hours from Durban

Malaria
No

Setting
Overlooking a waterhole

Rooms
7 Suites – 4 Luxury Suites & 3 Honeymoon Suites

Aircon
Yes

Pool
Yes

Spa
No

Camp Fenced
No

Tracker
No – only ranger

Off Road
No

Child Policy
No children under 8

Imaginatively weaved and constructed, our lodge is perched on the edge of a waterhole overlooking the abundant plains of Nambiti. Spaces are open and uncluttered, leading you to focus on the incredible views of the bushveld beyond.

The lodge is unfenced so that animals can roam freely. Similarly, we want you to feel like you’re part of the bush, more than just a spectator. Read more about our eco-friendly initiatives.

Presided over by our ancient fig tree, relax with a cocktail at the swimming pool, or recline on your private deck and watch the animals drink at the waterhole.

All your meals are included in your stay, and you can look forward to 5-star – yet unfussy – food with a focus on local flavors and fresh ingredients. We are also able to cater for almost all dietary needs.

Did you know?
The lodge is built on the site of an old farmhouse and dairy dating back over 100 years.