Abelana River Lodge, 2 nights from R8 935 pps
R8,935.00 pps
The Experience
Abelana River Lodge is a hidden gem nestled on the banks of the Selati River within the 15,000-hectare Abelana Game Reserve, bordering the Greater Kruger National Park. This elegant safari lodge blends luxury with nature, offering breathtaking river views, refined thatched suites, and unforgettable Big Five game drives. With its warm hospitality, rich cultural heritage, and immersive wilderness experiences, Abelana River Lodge is where adventure meets tranquillity - the perfect escape for discerning travellers seeking the soul of Africa.
What's Included
Two nights' accommodation in a suite Daily breakfast, lunch, and dinner Teas and coffee at meals Filtered water Light snacks/rusks/muffins before morning activity Daily morning and afternoon game drives Guided bush walks Community levy
** Valid for SA residents only. Excludes flights, transfers, beverages, and anything of a personal nature not mentioned above. Prices start from the advertised price and are based on a per-person rate, sharing a double room, unless otherwise stated. Advanced purchases, peak season surcharges, block-out periods and minimum stay conditions may apply.
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