• Game drives
• Bush walks
• Night drives

Elephant plains is set in the world famous Sabi Sand Game Reserve, which forms part of the 2,2 million hectare Greater Kruger National Park. Over many years, strict conservation policies and successful wildlife management have resulted in a multitude of African game species to be found in this area. You will come face to face with Africa’s famous Big Five : Elephant, Rhino, Buffalo Lion and Leopard. Rare species such as the endangered wild dogs and cheetah are also seen regularly. The area is typical African savannah with a large variety of antelope, birds and reptiles.
The highlight of your visit is the thrill of close encounters with wildlife from the safety of open 4x4 vehicles. The bushwalk after breakfast will open up a new world of smaller fauna and flora as well as the various uses of plants. During the afternoon game drive we stop at sunset for a sundowner, enjoying the sounds of awakening nocturnal nightlife. Then the search continues in the dark - with the help of powerful spotlights - revealing the mysteries of nocturnal animal behaviour.
The camp itself is an experience. Clustered amid shady trees and manicured lawns on the banks of the Manyaleti River, the spacious colonial-style rondavels with individually styled interior décor, offer spectacular views. But despite the comfort, Elephant Plains Game Lodge retains an atmosphere where camp tradition prevails - such as eating a superbly cooked dinner around a fire in the boma under the starry African sky. Breakfast and lunch is served buffet style in the open sided lapa.