Ulusaba Private Game Reserve

Exclusive Safari Lodge

Ulusaba Private Game Reserve is Sir Richard Branson's safari lodge. You can taste the spoils of Africa in peace and tranquillity.

Ulusaba, meaning 'Place of Little Fear' strikes the perfect balance between nature and nurture - as well as being an excellent place to observe the 'Big Five', it is also an ideal place to kick back and unwind. Ulusaba redefines the rules of a safari lodge and has taken a step away from the traditional colonial style by offering swimming pools, gymnasiums, a wine cellar, Aroma Boma spas with panoramic views, a Bush Observatory perfect for star gazing and tennis courts. With all of these facilities, you really need to plan your days so you can enjoy safari walks, moonlit bush dinners and of course, the twice daily game drives.

With unique sights, sounds and smells of Africa on your doorstep in the kind of style and luxury you'd expect from a five star boutique hotel, Ulusaba is perfect place for all age groups and for any occasion to experience a safari.

Your room at Ulusaba Private Game Reserve

You can share your time between the two lodges - Rock Lodge and Safari Lodge, which offer two unique experiences to your holiday as you can choose to split your time between the two. Rock Lodge is perched high on the summit of a koppie and provides panoramic views over miles of bush, the wildlife roaming within and the beauty of the lowveld below.

Safari Lodge is built along the banks of the dry Mabrak riverbed, where you will love the sense of adventure as you cross the swing bridges between exquisite tree house rooms while elephants, bushbuck, lion and other local wildlife pass by.

Facilities

Internet:

Internet Access is available

Children:

Children of any age are welcome at Rock Lodge but must be 12 or above to stay at the Safari Lodge.

Younger pride members of the family can visit the Cub's Club, which runs a fun daily programme of activities aiming to both entertain and educate cubs about their surroundings.

Dining:

Internationally renowned chefs at Ulusaba have developed numerous pan-African dishes influenced by many African cultures, flavours and spices. Whether dining under the African sky, in the outdoor dining Boma, on a deck or in the dining room, menus and meals promise to be exciting, social and inspirational. All breads and pastries are baked daily and they also cater for private meals, special occasions and children.

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