Sabi Sabi Little Bush Camp

Location:
Sabi Sabi Little Bush Camp sits in a secluded pocket of the southern Sabi Sand Private Reserve, bordering Kruger National Park. The camp itself is tucked into a shaded grove of riverine trees on the banks of the seasonal Msuthlu River, creating a feeling of seclusion and immersion in nature. It’s a quiet, lesser-visited part of the reserve, ideal for those seeking a more intimate, peaceful safari experience. Access to the camp is easy as it lies just a 1.5‑hour flight from Johannesburg.

Rooms:
With just six thatched suites, the camp offers intimate luxury. Each features contemporary African décor, canopy king‑ or twin beds, indoor/outdoor showers, full en‑suite bathrooms (bathtub included), air‑conditioning, minibar, tea/coffee station, safe and ceiling fans. Furthermore, a heated spa bath on your private viewing deck will let you soak in riverbed views.

Amenities:
The central lounge is warm and welcoming, with sofas around a fireplace, a bar, indoor and al fresco dining areas and a boutique. A sparkling pool with a sun‑deck offers midday relaxation, while Wi‑Fi (main area), laundry service and reliable backup power ensure comfort .

Activities:
Guests can enjoy twice‑daily open‑vehicle safaris, spotlight night drives, guided bush‑walks, bird‑watching, stargazing and even cultural visits to Shangaan villages. Off‑camp, access to Amani Spa treatments adds to the wellness offerings.

Sustainability:
Sabi Sabi Little Bush Camp champions conservation through habitat management - covering wastewater, alien plant control and fire regimes - as well as having previously earned recognition for its wetland stewardship. The camp also supports local communities by training and employing local staff, funding educational programmes, and financing facilities like the Lillydale Digital Learning Centre.