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 Simbambili Game Reserve
www.simbambiligamelodge.co.za
Tel: +27 11 253 6500
South Africa is the best option for a true, authentic and bona fide African holiday experience. If you have ever thought about spending a holiday at a private game lodge in South Africa, you will find that comfort and luxury is on the menu. Experiencing the Big Five and world class wildlife in comfort is made possible by outstanding first-class game lodges. One of South Africa’s most famous calling cards, the Kruger National Park stretches nearly 2 million hectares of diverse natural wildlife, and waits to be discovered. With previously inaccessible borders, South Africa has opened itself up to welcome the world to its sunny skies.
The Kruger National Park is host to an imposing amount of species, ranging from 336 trees, 34 amphibians, 49 fish species, 507 birds and 147 mammals. It is this impressive number of animals and nature coupled with superlative game reserves that has put South Africa on the global map. With great exchange rates of foreign currency, a true African game lodge experience is available to everyone. Knowing what is available will go a long way in securing the best holiday possible.
Simbambili Lodge is situated in the Sabi Sands which lays nestled into the Greater Kruger National Park. The lodge, offering splendid views of the savannah grasslands, was awarded 5 Star Status by the Tourism Grading council of South Africa and exceeds the many expectations placed by its varied patrons. Its suites are sophisticated yet simple, and offer modern day luxuries such as en suite facilities in all suites and celestial cuisine. Exciting and fascinating safaris by qualified rangers and guides make for a thrilling and exhilarating manner to experience the African bushveld. Famed for its regular Leopard sightings, the lodge brings Africa to life.
The whole game lodge is geared toward making their guests’ stay an unforgettable experience that will leave them feeling as valued and well rested yet exposed to the true African way of life.
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