Savanna Private Game Reserve encompasses the very essence of an “Out of Africa” camp. The “tented” suites combine the romance of a tented roof and draped inner ceiling, with the sophistication of a permanent structure that ensures luxury and privacy. Savanna has seven beautifully appointed rooms. Three are top of the range Executive Suites, each of which has its own private plunge pool, and an indigenous garden area. These suites may accommodate a third person.

The four Luxury Suites are of equal standard, though slightly smaller and without the private pool and double shower. These suites are more intimate and romantic. All of the Suites are airconditioned and have a well stocked mini bar. Guests may enjoy game viewing in comfort from the upstairs Library whilst the lounge and dining room is an impressive building under thatch, which is perfectly positioned with a view of the beautiful swimming pool and a few metres further, the waterhole. The open air boma, also overlooking the floodlit waterhole, creates a warm, friendly atmosphere, where guests may enjoy a traditional African meal under the stars.

Savanna Private Game Reserve traverses over 10,000 hectares of pristine African bushveld where frequent sightings of Africa's big game occur during early morning, late afternoon or evening game drives. Lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo, rhino, cheetah, hippo and crocodile plus a multitude of general game and over 450 bird species may be viewed from the comfort and safety of the open game drive vehicle.

Game drives are conducted by professional and extremely well qualified game rangers and trackers, who are experienced and knowledgeable on all aspects of the bush. Savanna has two state of the art landrovers are used for game drives and have been expertly modified to ensure your safety and comfort. The afternoon game drive is purposefully interrupted for sundowners to witness an african sunset, and the absolute peace and quiet of the bush. Optional walking safaris are conducted daily, in order to experience the beauty and fascination of Africa's flora and fauna.