Luxury Botswana and Kruger Park Villa Collection

The Sabi Reserve, established in 1898, evolved into the Sabi Sand Private Game Reserve in 1948, a pioneering hub for sustainable wildlife tourism in Southern Africa. It is the oldest private game reserve in South Africa and the birthplace of sustainable wildlife tourism in Southern Africa.

Lodges actively engage in environmental management, including wildlife monitoring, anti-poaching efforts, and habitat preservation.

Situated between the Sabi and Sand rivers, the reserve boasts a diverse ecosystem hosting abundant wildlife such as leopard, lion, rhino, elephant, buffalo, cheetah, zebra, giraffe, hyena, and various antelope species.

Endangered species like Honey Badgers, Ground Hornbills, and Wild Dogs thrive here, offering visitors unique encounters with these rare creatures.

Johannesburg, aka Jozi or Joburg, South Africa's largest city and Gauteng Province's capital, was misconceived as a war zone. However, it's now a welcoming, optimistic place. Despite past neglect, it's undergoing impressive urban renewal, fostering a rich cultural scene. Originating from the gold rush, its diverse heritage thrives today. The city juxtaposes mine dumps with skyscrapers and townships with affluent areas. Its vibrant restaurant and bar scene unites people from all backgrounds. Johannesburg's allure lies in its rich history. Visit Maboneng Precinct for color, explore Newtown's art, trace Gandhi's steps, and discover Nelson Mandela's home. Experience rooftop cocktails amidst the cityscape or delve into the Cradle of Humankind, the world's richest paleoanthropological site.

The Okavango Delta, an oasis in Botswana's Kalahari Desert, fed by Angolan Highlands waters, lacks a sea outlet. It fans out through Botswana, filling waterways with levels varying seasonally. Covering a third of it is the Moremi Game Reserve, declared by BaTawana in 1963, preserving land for the Bushman. Chief’s Island, part of Moremi, hosts exclusive wildlife, the sole area in Botswana supporting rhinos. Surrounding Moremi are private concessions offering diverse activities like walking safaris, night drives, and mokoro trails. Combining camps in both the Delta and Moremi is recommended for a complete experience. Wildlife varies with water levels; expect impala, buffalo, elephant, lechwe, and sitatunga. Moremi, Chief’s, and Khwai are great for lion, leopard, cheetah, and wild dog sightings. The Delta is abundant with diverse birdlife and the calls of hippos—a true safari paradise.