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Sabi Sands

Chitwa Chitwa

A luxury family run lodge

Originally a private retreat of the Brink family, Chitwa Chitwa was transformed by Charl into an oasis of conservation and harmony. With an extremely strong approach to conservation and land management, this beautiful lodge offers you a fabulous experience while visiting the Sabi Sands. The Chitwa Trust actively supports the local community through an educare centre as well as adult educational initiative. You’ll also find several environmental programmes in place at the lodge itself.

As a family owned and run lodge, you will receive excellent service as well as comfort when staying here. With just eight luxury suites each stylishly decorated and spacious, this lodge is a nice and intimate experience for family and honeymooner alike.

The Chitwa House is a private villa with just two beautifully appointed en-suite rooms with private decks and out-door showers. It has a massively spacious common room and benefits from private meals, driver, guides and chef. Magic.

Highlights

Morning and afternoon game drives

Guided bush walks

Shangaan village tour

Six luxury suites with plunge pools

Tw family suites

Chitwa House - two rooms, entirely private

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Singita Ebony Villa

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Singita Ebony Villa
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Ariel view of waves breaking on a forested shoreline