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Djuma Game Lodge, Sabi Sand, Kruger National Park: Accommodation Review

Djuma Game Lodge
Sabi Sand, Kruger National Park
Mpumalanga Province | Maps
Bush Lodge Interior
Bush Lodge Interior
Accommodation type: Game Lodge
Number of stars: 4 & 5
Rooms starting from (per person sharing): R1950
SA Blog recommends? Enthusiastically!

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Djuma gained its Fair Trade status for a variety of reasons, but chief among them has to be its extraordinary support for local education. The Lodge’s owner, Jurie Moolman, has capitalized on his relationship with the local Shangaan-speaking communities - a relationship that began during apartheid, when Moolman was a political activist and the communities provided him with safe harbor - to begin a series of school-building projects that has grown from strength to strength.

(See full review below.)


Date: May 2nd, 2006 | No Comments


Singita Safari Lodges, Mpumalanga & Kruger National Park: Accommodation Review

Singita Safari Lodges
Five locations in Mpumalanga Province (Sabi Sands region), and the Kruger National Park | Map
Singita Accommodation
Singita Accommodation
Accommodation type: Fully-catered game lodges
Number of stars: 5
Rooms starting from (per person sharing): R7140.00
SA Blog recommends? Enthusiastically, given a cooperative bank balance.

Book your luxury game lodge at Singita here.

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Since this review comprises part of SA Blog’s “Fair Trade” series, we’ll leave further (and fully-justified) raptures to the outfit’s website, and concentrate on what makes Singita special from a social responsibility perspective.

(See full review below.)


Date: March 31st, 2006 | No Comments


Sabi Sabi Luxury Private Game Lodge, Kruger National Park: Accommodation Review

Sabi Sabi
Kruger National Park
(turnoff 3km before the Paul Kruger Gate)
Mpumalanga Province | Map
Zebra and Foal
Zebra and Foal
Accommodation type: Game Lodge
Number of stars: 5
Rooms starting from (per person sharing): R3575 and up
SA Blog recommends? Especially for honeymooners!

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Being right next door to the Kruger Park - the two reserves share a border, but not a fence, so the animals pass between them without hindrance - a stay at Sabi Sabi guarantees plenty to see, in terms of the Big Five. Not to mention plenty to eat and drink: the camp’s bush feasts are much-celebrated by those who’ve sampled from them; and all beverages during your stay are on the house (except French Champagne).

(See full review below.)


Date: April 25th, 2006 | No Comments

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