NATURE RESERVE LEGACY
In the heart of the 15,000-hectare Thornybush Nature Reserve, which shares an unfenced border with the world-famous Kruger National Park, the Big Five don't just visit – they live here.
The Reserve was one of the original private nature reserves in the greater Kruger area, and this legacy shows in the exceptional wildlife experiences.
The removal of fences means that Thornybush Nature Reserve is open to the world-famous Kruger National Park and allows wildlife to roam freely across the reserve.
Whether the Big Five come to you – drinking at the dam steps from your terrace – or you venture out to find them in their natural habitat,
these encounters are not just possible, they're promised.
Your morning and sunset game drives through this pristine wilderness guarantee encounters with Africa's most iconic animals.
Expert rangers and trackers, with decades of experience in this exact terrain, ensure that every game drive becomes a masterclass in African wildlife behaviour.
Here, you enjoy pristine traverse where lions prowl, elephants roam, leopards hunt, rhinos graze, and buffalo thunder across ancient landscapes.
This is not just game viewing – this is witnessing Africa as it has existed for millennia, with the guarantee that these moments will define your understanding of the continent's magnificent wildlife forever.