Simbavati Camp George

Description

Set alongside a dramatic escarpment, a dry riverbed and a natural garden, Simbavati Camp George captures the true essence of a classic Simbavati Safari escape and captures a new mood of adventure.

Designed for families and friends, this intimate lodge comprises eight luxury suites, each with its own private deck. Spacious and stylishly placed together, the individually-designed suites have an uncluttered appeal and provide an escape from modern-day distractions.

The expansive convivial living spaces include an interactive kitchen, various outdoor decks, a boma and a large pool with garden views. Guests are encouraged to immerse themselves in nature and enjoy leisurely and wellness experiences such as picnics in the fever tree-dotted gardens, visits to the waterhole or a soothing massage inside the treatment rooms or on the suite decks.

Offering a front-row seat to the Greater Kruger wilderness, guests can immerse themselves in nature on two daily game drives, bush walks, night drives in the exclusive Klaserie Private Nature Reserve – frequented by a magnificent range of animals like leopard, rhino, lion, buffalo, hippo, wild dog and sightings of the rare Sharpe’s Grysbok.

Simbavati Camp George is an uncomplicated and down to earth safari experience and guests are encouraged to relax and feel at home. The lounge area is the perfect place to relax on a comfortable couch with a book or doze off on an afternoon siesta.

During the mid-day heat, recline in a sun lounger, take a dip in our swimming pool or treat yourself at our spa.

Children are catered for with an activity plan to increase their wildlife knowledge and there is a large selection of interesting books which are at their disposal.

The lodge also has a Spa where you can indulge in local wellness treatments and a fitness centre where you can burn a few calories and keep active.

Big 5 game drives take place in the early morning and late afternoon/evening, ensuring game sightings at times when the animals are naturally most active. Nocturnal animals, including the big cats, are regular sightings at night. Currently over 40 mammal species are to be found in the Greater Kruger, including the Big 5 of Lion, Leopard, Rhino, Buffalo and Elephant. The area is also a bird-watcher’s paradise, as many as 360 species of bird life have been documented here.