Lodge & spa

The lodge
and the spa down the hall.

Built in thatch and Kalahari stone at the edge of a waterhole, with the airstrip behind it and nothing but camelthorn in every other direction. Everything a long hunt needs, and everything the person who didn't come to hunt wants.

The villas

Nine villas. Pick your view of the bush.

Each villa is its own thatched retreat with a private veranda, a glass-walled en-suite, a hot tub and an open fire deck. Two are family villas that sleep four. Tap a villa to see every photo.

Private veranda over the waterhole
Thatched roof, linen and wood
Glass-walled en-suite with indoor and outdoor showers
Twin his-and-hers basins
Hot tub
Lounge and patio
Open fire deck
Air-conditioning
Access to the lodge bar

Suites

Sleep two, or sleep eight

Individually decorated suites with en-suite bathrooms, cotton duvets and a view over the bush — impala walk past the window. Rooms adapt from twin to family, so a hunting party of eight and a couple on honeymoon are both at home.

Dining & bar

African cuisine under iron and thatch

A chef in the kitchen, game on the fire, and a dining hall lit by a hand-forged chandelier. Sundowners are poured at the stone bar with its view of the waterhole, then there's the billiard table to settle who shot best.

Spa

A full spa, a short walk from your room

Treatment rooms, a relaxation lounge and a therapist who knows what six hours on a Cruiser does to a back. Massages, facials and body treatments — for the hunter after the hunt, and for the partner who booked the lodge for this.