Within the untouched wilderness of the Kruger National Park,
Imbali Safari Lodge continues the
tradition of safari in the romantic style of the past. With an air of
opulence befitting royalty, Imbali Safari Lodge
is the perfect departure point for an African safari. Set on the banks
of the Nwatswitswonto river, this palatial haven comprised of
immaculate suites of unrestrained luxury, is the ideal place to begin
the ultimate adventure.
Experience the colonial delights of four o'clock tea, succulent
evening meals, cigars and brandy. Take in the untouched beauty of the
bush, and take home stories of your very own African Safari.
Accommodation An exclusive lodge within the world renowned Kruger
National Park, Imbali Safari Lodge
continues the safari tradition of a bygone era. Redolent of a hunting
lodge, Imbali Safari Lodge is the
central point within the Imbali Safari
concession, offering accommodation in spacious, private chalets each
furnished in understated luxury overlooking the Nwatsitswonto
riverbed.
General Information on all rooms:
- All Rooms can be Large King beds or Twin rooms
- Each luxury suite has a romantic antique-styled bath en-suite
- Each suite has a private veranda
- Timber walkways
- Private Spa Bath
- Silver service
- Personalised cuisine
- Swimming pool overlooking the Waterhole
- Open Lounge with large fire place.
Standard room features are:
- All rooms have en-suite bathrooms with built in showers.
- Mosquito nets.
- Antique-styled baths
- Air conditioner and ceiling fans
Dining
Magnificent cuisine is freshly prepared to your satisfaction by
personal butlers, with the menu itself as extensive as the African
wilderness. Flickering hurricane lamps, fine mosquito netting and
exceptional service, rivalled only by the luxurious accommodation,
will ensure you never forget your first taste of the African Safari
experience. All suites are beautifully appointed with only the finest
furniture and imported linen. Spacious decks offer stunning sala's and
private plunge pools with views over the river bed and onto the plains
beyond. |
