Welcome to Nambiti Hills Private Game Experience
Our Private Game Lodge is situated on a prime sector of the Nambiti Private Game Reserve and offers visitors an unforgettable, personal retreat with all the indulgences.
Prepare to be whisked away from the stresses of a routine lifestyle and be welcomed by the tranquil serenity of nature at its finest.
Safari
Our expert guides will take you on a spectacular sunrise or sunset game drive, in exploration of the most magnificent animals in Africa.
The Nambiti Game Reserve hosts an abundance of wildlife and offers plenty of opportunity to sight the Big 5 on your journey.
Rates
Our rates include accommodation, brunch, high tea and dinner daily as well as all teas, coffees, snacks, welcome drinks, game drive drinks and breakfast fruit juices.
We also include two game drives per day accompanied by expert guide (Subject to availability).
*A la carte menu available for lunch
Zolile Spa
Spoil yourself with relaxing and nurturing body therapy, whilst you unwind in the unspoiled African bush.
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Wild Romance
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