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Selati Camp

Luxury Safari Lodge

Imagine the Africa of the great safari era, when blazing sunsets melted into lantern lit romance and service was an effortless whisper. This is the Africa you will experience at Sabi Sabi's Selati Camp, an award winning luxury game lodge in South Africa.

During the 1870's, high in the crevices of the Drakensberg escarpment which rises to the west of Sabi Sabi, gold was discovered. To transport the gold, the parliament of the Old Transvaal Republic commissioned a railway line from the interior to Delagoa Bay in Mozambique. A branch railway known as the Selati Line crossed the Sabi Sand Reserve.

Today the line is disused but the old railbed can still be seen in the north-eastern section of Sabi Sabi, close to Selati Camp. Sabi Sabi's intimate all-suite Selati Camp is the most unforgettable of all African experiences. It offers the perfect accommodation for travellers looking for a romantic luxury safari lodge in South Africa. Selati is furnished with a historic railway theme and colonial charm and is meticulously created as an authentic home in the bush. The railway theme extends from the original steam engine name plates, signals and shunter's lamps lighting the way to your suite, to interesting memorabilia and other collector's pieces in each room.

Originally created without electricity to preserve the ambience, Selati Camp has now installed overhead fans, air-conditioning and all the trimmings expected from a luxury safari lodge. Nights at Selati are quiet, intimate and possessed of a rare magic. Under the spectacular canopy of the Southern night sky the camp is still romantically lit by the gentle flicker of oil lamps and lanterns, and the warm glow of fires

Fashioned in a colonial "Out of Africa" style, this exclusive lodge comprises eight opulent thatched suites, each with full bathroom en-suite and private alfresco shower nestled under majestic indigenous trees. World-class cuisine is served on wooden thatched decks built alongside the Msuthlu riverbed, in the open air "boma" or in the "farmhouse kitchen".

The premier accommodation at Selati Camp is the sumptuous and spacious Ivory Presidential Suite, which is a favourite amongst Kings, Queens, and those just looking for exceptional accommodation. It offers colonial grandeur in the form of original antiques, a draped four-poster bed, private terrace, and fireplace. The magnificent en-suite bathroom, complete with Persian carpet and antique chaise-lounge, also features a very private plunge pool. The separate dressing room features an antique wardrobe and matching dressing table.

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.

Sabi Sabi's Selati Camp combines turn of the century elegance with personalised safari luxury - a rare experience.

Selati Camp Tariffs 2008 - High Season

Validity Period 01 January - 31 December 2008
Selati Camp  
Suites R5 300
Lourenco Marques Honeymoon Suite R5 800
Ivory Presidential Suite
(includes private Land Rover)
R6 300
The above rates are quoted per person per night sharing fully inclusive.  Book Now!

Selati Camp Tariffs 2008 - Low Season

Validity Period 01 May - 31 August 2008
Selati Camp  
Suites R4 200
The above rates are quoted per person per night sharing fully inclusive.  Book Now!

Selati Camp Tariffs 2009 - High Season

Validity Period 01 January - 31 December 2009
Selati Camp  
Suites R5 800
Lourenco Marques Honeymoon Suite R6 400
Ivory Presidential Suite
(includes private Land Rover)
R7 500
The above rates are quoted per person per night sharing fully inclusive.  Book Now!

Selati Camp Tariffs 2009 - Low Season

Validity Period 01 May - 31 July 2009
Selati Camp  
Suites R4 700
The above rates are quoted per person per night sharing fully inclusive.  Book Now!

 

All the above rates are quoted per person per night sharing and are fully inclusive.

The above rates do not apply to children; please see our Children's Policy for more information.

Single room policy: See Terms and Conditions.

The above rates include open Land Rover safaris by day and at night to see Africa's big game accompanied by qualified rangers and Shangaan trackers, environmental awareness walking safaris as well as full breakfast, lunch and "boma" dinners, selected beverages and South African house wines.  A fine selection of sundowner drinks during your evening safari as well as return transfers from the Sabi Sabi Airstrip are also complimentary.

Our tariffs include government taxes (VAT).

Rates exclude cellar wine collection and premium brands, curio shop purchases, telephone calls, spa treatments, laundry and Sabi Sand Wildtuin entrance fees (if arriving by car).

Sabi Sabi reserves the right to change tariffs without notice subject to implementation or variations of taxes or levies by any authority or the government.

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Wild Facts

Wild about... Leopards
  • Wild about... Leopards
  • 1. This most elusive big cat is found in areas across Africa and Asia.
  • 2. A leopard's beautiful spots - called rosettes - are as unique as fingerprints.
  • 3. Leopards have the highest strength : weight ratio of all big cats and can kill prey larger than itself and drag it high up into a tree.
  • 4. Unless mating, leopards are generally solitary, nocturnal animals that move extensively around their large home territory.
  • 5. Leopards are cunning hunters and will eat anything from antelope and warthogs to birds and fish. There are over 90 species of animals on their menu!
  • 6. At Sabi Sabi ... Leopard sightings - rare in many areas - happen daily at Sabi Sabi, where the animals are habituated to safari vehicles and unthreatened by humans.

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