Sabi Sabi Selati Camp

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Stay at Sabi Sabi Selati Camp, an intimate lodge in Sabi Sabi Game Reserve with a historic railway theme, offering exclusive safari experiences near Kruger .

Starting price per person

$ 1,700

Overview

Sabi Sabi Selati Camp offers seven charming and intimate suites, each named after railway stations from a bygone era. These suites feature an “Out of Africa” style that combines modern comforts with historical elegance. With en-suite bathrooms and cleverly concealed air-conditioning and electricity, the historical ambiance is meticulously maintained. Nights at Selati are illuminated by authentic shunters’ lamps and lanterns, adding to the nostalgic atmosphere. The camp’s cosy lounge area is filled with reminders of days gone by, creating an ambiance of old-world charm. Dining experiences include outdoor meals in the boma under the starry African sky and intimate dinners in the “Farmhouse Kitchen.”

The camp also offers a sparkling pool and covered wooden viewing decks, providing perfect spots to observe wildlife at the nearby waterhole. Situated on the banks of the Msuthlu River, Selati Camp immerses you in the heart of the bushveld.

Accommodation

Lourenco Marques Honeymoon Suite
The Lourenco Marques Suite is a must for honeymooners or the romantic at heart. Whether it is the fragrant flower petals strewn on the exquisite bedlinen, or the candles illuminating the bathroom on return from the evening safari, a stay in this romantic suite will always be remembered.

Ivory Presidential Suite
Selati Camp’s olde-world, romantic ambience is the perfect setting for the sumptuous, spacious Ivory Suite. Visitors looking for the splendour of a long-gone era need look no further – the Ivory Suite offers opulence in the form of original antiques, draped four-poster bed and private patio.

Luxury Suite
Fashioned in a colonial “Out of Africa” style, this exclusive lodge comprises seven opulent thatched suites, each with full bathroom en-suite and private alfresco shower nestled under majestic indigenous trees.

Activities

Safaris
Two safaris per day – morning and afternoon/evening – 3 hours each with a morning and afternoon coffee/sundowner stop.

Walking safaris
A walking safari with your rangers is optional and takes place after breakfast, with your ranger.

Map

Sabi Sabi Selati Camp