Jaci’s is situated at an ideal spot overlooking an established  and well known used waterhole, under a grove of Tambotie trees, near the banks of the Marico River. The main complex is spacious, open plan – curved around a huge termite mound and decorated with Jaci’s outrageous yet stylish flair, which incorporates colour, artefacts and novel ideas with work in harmony, under shady trees overlooking the waterhole.  Meals come from an ultra modern open plan kitchen, while dinners are eaten outside around the open fire in the ‘boma’ under the stars, or out in the bush at a ‘braai’ surrounded by nature.

At Jaci’s Tree Lodge - luxurious silk cushions, cotton bed linen complimented by burnt orange suede beanbags, invite you to lie on the deck to admire the stars or curl up in front of the fireplace. The open plan bathroom features an enormous stone bath and handmade copper taps as well as an outdoor "jungle" shower. There are only eight double rooms and the exclusive Nare Suite at Jaci’s Safari Lodge. Each one faces out over a dry river-bed which acts as a walkway for game on its way to and from the water hole. They each have a "tented" interior, walls of local stone and a cool thatch roof, for giving that special African bush feeling. A charming built in, en-suite hand-made rock bath with an outdoor "safari" shower, and fans to keep a gentle breeze flowing.

Jacis: Children Welcome

Children of all ages are welcome at Jaci's. Children aged 12 and under are comfortably accommodated in their parents' room on their own stretcher.  Children aged 7 years and under are taken on their own Game Drive during the day by one of our rangers - this is a kiddie's drive and is geared totally to the children's interests and age level. We provide an earlier evening meal at 18:00 for the "littlies" as we do not allow children in the boma for the evening meal.

Baby sitters are provided to look after the "littlies" while the parents are on the Game Activities. Children aged 8 to 12 on the Game Drives with their parents are also given an earlier dinner in the dining room, when they return from the Game Drive. We find this works very well as children are hungry and tired by the time we serve and eat dinner. The Game Reserve does not allow children under the age of 12 to do walks inside the Reserve.