Idube Game Reserve
Premier
₤ 414 (Pps)
Premier
₤ 414 (Pps)
Idube Game Reserve lies in the western sector of the Sabi Sand Private Game Reserve, adjoining the Kruger National Park. This superb reserve is known for conservation efforts, particularly in protecting rhino. Idube Game Reserve traverses approximately 10 000 hectares of wildlife area and is home to the big 5 animals. A great draw card for guests is the leopards, which are seen frequently
Idube is never going to win prizes for beautiful lodge design, but it is set in a lovely mature indigenous garden of trees, lawn and sub-tropical shrubs. It also offers excellent value for money in the heart of the southern Sabi Sands. The lodge has recently been refurbished and a lovely indoor-outdoor sitting area was added. This is a great chill-out area for relaxing and enjoying the view on 3 glass-walled sides which can be opened up completely.
Idube Game Reserve offers comfortable accommodation for 20 guests which has everything you need. All chalets have their own terrace or deck with a view over the lodge gardens or bush, en suite bathroom, and wifi is available in all rooms and entertainment areas. There are two Makubela suites which are huge in size with a separate sitting area, large deck and private plunge pool. The Leadwood honeymoon suite also has its own plunge pool as well.
Throughout the lodge, there are many areas to relax and unwind: in the garden around the pool area, fire-pit, gazebo and at the welcoming bar. A particularly attractive feature is the swing bridge across to an animal/bird hide overlooking a waterhole.
I was pleasantly surprised by the changes at Idube. The mature trees and gardens have enveloped the face-brick of the chalets (which I have never warmed to) so that you hardly see that it is a face-brick lodge! However you don’t come to Idube for the lodge décor. You come because it is very well … Read More