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Location:
Exeter Private Game Reserve has recently
undergone a major refurbishment after the devastating floods of the
earlier part of the new millennium. The character of the original Exeter
Ranch Safaris has been retained in the newly constructed Exeter Private
Game Reserve.
Some of the buildings in the Reserve date back to the 1930`s and
`1940`s.
EXETER PRIVATE GAME RESERVE in Sabi Sand, South Africa incorporates four
lodges:-
River Private Game Lodge }
Leadwood Private Game Lodge Western Sector of the Sabi Sand Game reserve
Dulini Private Game Lodge
Kirkman`s Kamp } Southern Sector of the Sabi Sand Game reserve |
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Accommodations:
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River Lodge
Each of the 8 elegant
River Lodge Suites are built overlooking the Perennial Sand River.
As
your eyes gaze into the nearby savannah,
magnificent views from your private patio enhance the experience.
Relax on the private patio of your suite while viewing a herd of
elephants in the river below or perhaps a hippo surfacing in the
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Duluni Lodge
The four newly constructed Leadwood Lodge Suites, epitomizes,
ultra luxury with distinctive en-suite bathrooms that provide
all the comforts and pampering that you may desire.
Each of the
luxurious glass-fronted suites, complete with their own sundeck,
plunge pool and fully stocked mini bar, offer superb views of
the untamed bush beyond. The lodge blends a mixture of African
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Leadwood Lodge
The beauty of Duluni Bush
Lodge lies in the exclusivity of its luxurious
accommodation. Embraced under a leafy canopy of Ebony
Trees, six traditionally thatched suites, grace the banks
of the Mabrak Riverbed.
Each suite is individual in character ranging from the old
world charm of the Classic Safari Suites; a marriage of
African and colonial elegance in the African Heritage
Suites; and ethnic tranquility in the African Contemporary
Suites. The subtle blend of pan-African art and the
traditional safari theme, achieves an enchantingly
eclectic style epitomizing the African Renaissance.
“…A memory to be made…” |
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Kirkman's Camp
Overlooking the Sand River, this
South African game lodge has spectacular views of the unspoilt
wilderness as far as the eye can see. Kirkman's Kamp is a
historic and famous camp which was originally built in the early
1920’s. Kirkman's Kamp was named in honour of W. Harry Kirkman,
one of South Africa ’s foremost conservationists, who began his
illustrious career as a ranger in Toulon in 1927.
The colonial atmosphere of gracious style and luxury has been
retained and one steps back in time upon entering the old
homestead, which now serves as the recreational hub of the camp.
The large lounge, decorated in 1920 style, leads through double
French doors onto rolling lawns that provide a velvety contrast
to the wild and tumbling bush surrounding the camp.
Breakfast and lunch are either served in the new air-conditioned
dining area, or on the shady surrounding verandahs. Dinner at
this South African game lodge is a very special event taken
under the stars in the boma around a campfire.
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Facilities:
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conference room situated on the banks of the Sand River is designed to
accommodate up to 30 delegates. State of the art equipment includes a
VCR and monitor, overhead projector, proxima slide projector, flip chart
and whiteboard. A business center offering internet and e-mail access,
fax, photocopier and secretarial services is also available. The area is
covered by cell phone signals. Mid-morning and afternoon breaks may be
taken in the shade of a grove of ebony trees overlooking a hippo pool.
In addition to the
magnificent accommodation, the new Exeter provides comforts such as a
swimming pool with stunning views of the Sand River, comfortable
lounges, a well appointed curio shop and beautiful landscaped gardens.
Sumptuous meals suiting all culinary tastes and prepared by our
Executive Chef, are served in the boma, in the lapa overlooking the Sand
River and the savanna beyond or on a river bank in
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Bathrooms
The suites all have distinctive en-suite bathrooms and provide all the
comforts you may desire.
Lounges
African colours, textures and shapes adorn the rooms and reflect
Africa's culture and mood, complementing your wildlife experience.
Dining Area
The lapa is a magnificently positioned lounge and dining area
overlooking the perennial Sand River and the savannah beyond. Teak
dining furniture, deep sofas covered in the finest linens and
ornaments from the furthest corners of Africa create a welcoming and
relaxed ambience.
Cuisine
The cuisine, complemented by the finest selection of wines
lends itself to an experience as exciting as any game drive. Sumptuous
cuisine, suiting all culinary tastes prepared by our Executive Chef,
can be enjoyed in an open-air boma, in the lapa or even in the bush.
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Game Viewing
Activities:
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After an exciting early
morning game drive, plan your day over breakfast on Leopard Lookout - an
aptly named, specially designed, thatched game viewing deck. There are
daily guided bush walks along the river spotting hippo and crocodile or
simply relax in cool comfort around the martini pool.
Ensuring you of some of the
finest game viewing in the world cross paths with the "Big Five" on the
ultimate Land Rover experience. Highly experienced game rangers and
trackers will be your guides, with comfortable 110 open Land Rovers for
transportation. This interaction with ranger and tracker will be the
highlight of your introduction to extensive legendary bush knowledge.
Game is abundant with lion, leopard, buffalo, rhino, elephant and
cheetah, to name a few, as well as a varied birdlife. Enjoy sundowners in a secluded
spot as the bush settles for the night, in anticipation of the spotlight
night drive observing the predator's natural hunting ability to achieve
the ultimate goal of survival whilst still enjoying the small secretive
nocturnals.
Back at the lodge
the fire is lit in the traditional boma and the focus is on the beating
drums and Shangaan singers with a choice of exotic venison dishes and
excellent South African wines. |
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Rates:
 Please contact us for a suggested
itinerary and quote
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