Inyati Lodge, Sabi Sand Game Reserve, Greater Kruger

Inyati Private Game Reserve

Sabi Sand (via Newington Gate), Sabi Sand Game Reserve

Inyati Private Game Reserve

Average guest rating:4.8

Inyati Private Game Reserve is situated in the world-acclaimed Sabi Sand reserve adjoining the Kruger National Park. Set on the curving banks of the Sand River, the lodge is renowned for its excellent service, accommodation and game viewing opportunities.

Regular sightings of hippo and crocodile along the lush river bank, or herds of elephants enjoying an afternoon bathe, can be enjoyed from the large wooden viewing deck, while the morning and afternoon game drives on open Land Rovers provide unrivalled game viewing in the company of highly skilled rangers and Shangaan trackers.

Buffet style breakfasts and lunches are served on a thatched patio overlooking a natural clearing often frequented by game. After breakfast, enjoy a guided bush walk in the company of your ranger, to seek out the smaller species of the bush and to learn more about the plants and trees of the area.

In the evenings, delicious open air dinners are served in the boma under the stars, or in the bewitching seclusion of the bush.

The Warthog Bar is the ideal venue for a sundowner drink, and to chat with fellow guests about the activities of the day after dinner.

Each of the immaculately furnished en-suite thatched chalets and executive suites all have glorious river views. Each is equipped with air-conditioning, mosquito nets, telephone, and beautifully appointed bathrooms.

The crystal clear swimming pool is an ideal venue for enjoying sundowners, or for cooling off after having spent a morning under the warm African sun. There is also a small air-conditioned gymnasium.

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Rates

Price Guide: From ZAR3165 ( approx U$ 426 ) per person. Special Offers may apply - prices on request.

All meals, tea / coffee, foot safaris, game drives and sundowner drinks are included. PLEASE NOTE: All other drinks are NOT included. IN ADDITION: For all visitors, there is an entrance fee of R30 per person to enter the Sabi Sand Game Reserve, payable IN CASH at the entrance gate. Self-drive visitors must ALSO pay a R120 per vehicle cash entrance fee (R150 from 1st January 2012). All rates subject to change. For guests arriving and departing via FedAir, the landing / departure fees are also excluded (payable directly to the lodge - rates on request).

Children aged 8 years and older are welcome. Rates available on request. Children under 10 are not allowed on game drives. Children under 14 are not allowed on bush walks. Babysitters are available at a nominal hourly rate.

Special Offers

Special Offers for Inyati Private Game Reserve

Inyati Private Game Reserve 3 Night Offer
Valid for travel from 14 October 2011 to 30 June 2012

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Example Holidays

Suggested Itineraries Featuring Inyati Private Game Reserve

R 26,079 ppWildlife and Whales
14 day itinerary.
Guide price valid for travel in September 2012

R 53,330 pp4* Safari and Beach Combo
12 day itinerary.
Guide price valid for travel in August 2012

R 52,113 ppKruger Safari and Beach Honeymoon
12 day itinerary.
Guide price valid for travel in August 2012

R 18,962 ppCape Town and a Kruger Safari
7 day itinerary.
Guide price valid for travel in December 2011

*Prices are per adult sharing and are fixed in South African Rand (R).

Prices exclude international flights - ask us if you would like to include these.

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Average guest rating:4.8

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"We had an absolutely fantastic trip, and the itinerary you arranged for us was really perfect in pretty much every regard. All the properties we stayed at were quirky, luxurious and beautifully situated, as well as extremely friendly and welcoming. Inyati Lodge was just wonderful: all the staff were so friendly, the food was ridiculously amazing, and we met some great people (not to mention seeing the Big Five - and more - every single day). Meanwhile The Last Word (the new name for The Franschhoek) was especially memorable: we were treated like royalty, and generally ate and drank incredibly.

Thank you very much indeed for arranging it: it really couldn't have been any better, and our memories will stay with us forever."

T STUART-BUTTLE, United Kingdom