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Jabulani Safari

Hoedspruit, South Africa

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private wildlife reserveelephant conservationimmersive safarifamily friendlyall inclusive

Located within a Big Five private game reserve in the Greater Kruger Area, Jabulani, with its few Superior Suites and exclusive villas, offers a unique opportunity for gracious living in a five-star soulful lodge. Each spacious suite and villa is luxuriously furnished and features both a private deck and a plunge pool. Children are welcome at Jabulani from the age of six and at Zindoga Villa at any age. Villa Somopane has two spacious suites, perfect for families or couples. Jabulani is a place to indulge your every sense, a place to explore the African wilderness and reconnect with nature, experience amazing wildlife, and enjoy superb cuisine. Your dedicated Jabulani ranger will ensure that your safari experience is tailor-made to your personal preference, whether it's laid back and relaxed or filled with game viewing and other activities. Learn about our inspiring journey that began with a herd of elephants that were rescued nearly twenty years ago. Our devoted elephant carers share insightful stories of their life journeys with the Jabulani herd, whilst you have opportunity the to respectfully observe the elephants during their daily routines. Watch them enjoy their midday swim, forage in the wild, and amble past the dam at sunset to their homestead before nightfall. Jabulani is truly a soulful, insightful, and unforgettable experience.

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Our 8 suites and villas

Superior Suite

From

£2,423

Inclusive of all taxes

| for 1 night

3 travellers

60 sqm / 646 sqft

Private pool

1 King bed

Villa

Villa Somopane

From

£4,328

Inclusive of all taxes

| for 1 night

4 travellers

190 sqm / 2045 sqft

Private pool

2 King beds

Villa

Zindoga Villa

From

£6,777

Inclusive of all taxes

| for 1 night

8 travellers

424 sqm / 4564 sqft

Private pool

2 King beds + 2 Twin beds

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South Africa: Cape Town and the Greater Kruger National Park

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SOUTH AFRICA | 3 stops | 10 nights

South Africa: Cape Town and the Greater Kruger National Park

Cape Town offers so much to see and do, from penguin colonies, shopping in the vibrant V&A Waterfront, some of the world's best restaurants, art galleries, museums, Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens, and looming over all of this is the Tableau: Table Mountain. Thereafter the Kruger National Park: Jabulani with its renowned rehabilitated elephant herd in the private Kapama Game Reserve and Londolozi in the Sabi Sand Private Game Reserve, renowned for its tremendous leopard population.

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The thrill of safari

The bush reveals itself in different ways, depending on the time of day and how it is explored. In a jeep, guided by a ranger, you’ll travel through the estate at dawn or sunset in search of the Big Five–lion, leopard, rhinoceros, elephant and buffalo. Alternatively, led by a guide on foot, you’ll discover details that you might otherwise have overlooked, from animal tracks to fascinating botanical life, with a chance to spot up to 350 bird species.

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Magical moments with the family

At Jabulani, safari experiences are for the whole family to enjoy, especially within the Zindoga Villa, which accommodates up to eight guests. While adults relax, kids can participate in the JabuJuniors program, supervised by a team that immerses them in African wildlife through nature discovery activities. They’ll learn to recognize species and better appreciate the challenges of conservation.

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Meet the elephants

Learn about Jabulani’s resident herd of elephants in the company of keepers who have cared for them over two decades. From a respectful distance, you can watch the animals as they move freely, engaged in their daily activities–this is a chance to better appreciate their natural behaviors, as well as understand the challenges related to their conservation. The group is part of a program led by the HERD Trust, dedicated to the rehabilitation and protection of elephants.