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There are lodges that place you in the bush, and then there are lodges that make you feel as though the bush has quietly rearranged itself to accommodate you. Mwiba Lodge, set on a private concession bordering the southern Serengeti, does exactly that. It’s a sanctuary of ancient granit...

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Some lodges borrow from the bush. Saseka seems to collaborate with it.

Sitting on the banks of the Monwana River in Thornybush, Saseka is one of those rare camps where architecture stops being a backdrop and starts participating in the safari itself. The ten...

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Some camps arrive with a flourish. Ngala Tented Camp doesn’t need to. Tucked beneath a line of ancient river trees along the banks of the Timbavati, it feels less like a lodge and more like something the landscape has been guarding for years — revealed only when you’...

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There are landscapes that feel sculpted. And then there are landscapes like Namibia’s Sossusvlei, where the earth seems to have spent a few million years deciding on the perfect curve of a dune before finally signing its name in sand. It’s here, on a private reserve bordering the iconic Namib-Naukluft, that you’ll ...

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Recognition tends to find those who aren’t chasing it. So it feels fitting that Grootbos Private Nature Reserve, a property defined by restraint and regeneration rather than self-promotion, has just been named 5th in Condé Nast Traveler...

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