Sabi Sabi Selati Camp
Luxury
₤ 834 (Pps)
Luxury
₤ 834 (Pps)
Sabi Sabi Selati Camp, furnished with turn-of-the-century charm, meticulously created as an authentic home in the bush, is the most unforgettable of all African experiences. On the banks of the Msuthlu riverbed, Selati Camp is strategically situated between the Sabie and Sand Rivers on the traditional game migration path from the Kruger.
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 here are quiet, intimate and possessed of a rare magic as it is lit at night by the flicker of oil lamps, the warm glow of fires and the spectacular canopy of the Southern night sky.
Home cooked cuisine is served on decks built over the riverbed; dinner is in the open air 'boma' or in the 'farmhouse kitchen'.
Fashioned in a colonial "Out of Africa" style, the camp comprises eight thatched suites, each with full bathroom en-suite and private alfresco shower nestled under majestic indigenous trees, blending perfectly into the surrounding bush.
The premier accommodation is the sumptuous and spacious Ivory Presidential Suite. 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 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.
Excellent little camp, This is “yesterday” in Sabi Sabi’s theme of Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow). It is styled to look like an Explorers Camp of the 1920’s or 30s. I have to confess that I didnt like it when I last visited, however I liked it much more this time around. I think because they have … Read More
Stay 3 or 4 nights and enjoy a special fly-in offer
Excludes: Festive Season