Arathusa Safari Lodge

Arathusa Safari Lodge is located within the northern sector of the coveted Sabi Sand Reserve, adjacent to the Kruger National Park. This region has gained favour due to its lengthy history within the South African tourism industry, its incredible concentrations of wildlife, and the high quality private safaris on offer. The lodge flanks the bank of a large lake. Each of the luxury chalets has a 180 degree view of the water. Guests are able to view and enjoy a variety of wildlife, including the Big 5, from their private verandas. There are usually between five and 20 hippos providing 24 hour e

Arathusa Safari Lodge is located within the northern sector of the coveted Sabi Sand Reserve, adjacent to the Kruger National Park. This region has gained favour due to its lengthy history within the South African tourism industry, its incredible concentrations of wildlife, and the high quality private safaris on offer. The lodge flanks the bank of a large lake. Each of the luxury chalets has a 180 degree view of the water. Guests are able to view and enjoy a variety of wildlife, including the Big 5, from their private verandas. There are usually between five and 20 hippos providing 24 hour entertainment.

The camp is an intimate one, completely open-plan and designed to harmoniously blend with the adjacent lake and African bush. The main living area is intended for comfort. An infinity swimming pool overlooks the waterhole and is the perfect spot for wildlife viewing. A traditional open-air boma presents guests with a novel way of appreciating an enjoyable meal under the stars. A curio shop showcases a good selection of African artifacts, clothing and basic necessities.

Meal times at Arathusa are a sociable affair. Guests are treated to sumptuous dishes from the kitchen including fresh produce and home baked confectionary. Breakfasts and lunches are served buffet style, while dinner is tailored to suit the guest’s preference. Arathusa also offers a range of superior South African wines, produced in the Cape by well respected farms and estates.