Sabi Sabi Little Bush Camp

Little Bush Camp, though the most petite among Sabi Sabi’s five-star lodges, radiates unparalleled charm. Nestled beneath the verdant canopy along the Msuthlu River banks, it offers stunning views of the riverbed and expansive bushveld.

The camp’s remote setting guarantees peace and unmatched privacy, making it a top choice for intimate gatherings of family or friends. Here, under the watchful eyes of seasoned rangers and trackers, guests can experience close interactions with Africa’s wildlife, including the iconic Big Five. Each exquisite thatched suite harmoniously marries traditional lodge aesthetics with modern African flair, enhanced by king-sized beds, romantic mosquito nets, and lavish linens.

Luxuriate in the indulgent indoor and outdoor showers, or unwind on your personal deck with a heated spa bath, capturing the essence of a safari dream. Little Bush Camp’s refined touch extends to its outdoor “boma”, where gourmet meals are savoured beneath a luminescent tree canopy.

Situated within South Africa’s expansive Greater Kruger, the Sabi Sands Reserve stands as a top-tier safari haven celebrated for its abundant wildlife and biodiversity. The reserve is especially renowned for frequent leopard sightings, giving visitors unparalleled glimpses of this elusive big cat. As it shares an open border with Kruger National Park, it’s a playground for the Big Five – lions, leopards, rhinos, elephants, and buffalos – plus cheetahs, wild dogs, and diverse antelope.

From thick woodlands to vast savannahs, Sabi Sands’ varied habitats are a sanctuary for an incredible array of bird species, delighting avid birdwatchers. Knowledgeable guides lead game drives, unveiling the wonders of the African terrain and ensuring memorable wildlife interactions. Guided walks deepen the connection to nature, letting visitors tune into the subtleties of this thriving ecosystem. After adventurous days, the reserve’s plush lodges await, often boasting vistas of wildlife quenching their thirst at nearby waterholes, allowing guests to bask in luxury amidst the wild.