Private Villas
A safari entirely your own.
Exclusive-use villas in Africa’s finest reserves, with your own guide, vehicle and chef.
An exclusive-use villa changes the rhythm of a safari. No set mealtimes, no shared vehicle, no one else at the waterhole — just your own guide, tracker, chef and host, and a day shaped entirely around the people you came with.
These are the villas we know and trust for families, close friends and milestone celebrations. Tell us who’s travelling and when, and we’ll match you to the right one and take care of everything in between.
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Sabi Sand
Cheetah Plains
The ultimate expression of safari luxury
Set within the renowned Sabi Sand Nature Reserve, bordering Kruger National Park, Cheetah Plains offers a distinctive take on the modern safari. Combining exceptional Big Five wildlife encounters with contemporary design, complete privacy and a pioneering approach to sustainable hospitality, it delivers an experience that is as considered as it is extraordinary.
Recognised for its pioneering approach to the silent safari and renewable energy, Cheetah Plains operates as a carbon-negative lodge, bringing together environmental responsibility and uncompromising luxury in the heart of the bush.
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Phinda Private Game Reserve
Phinda Homestead
Your safari home with a wild sense of place.
Set amongst the beautiful forest surrounds of northern Phinda, Phinda Homestead offers an entirely private safari experience, where the comforts of home meet the excitement of the African bush. With a dedicated team of ranger, tracker, chef, butler and host, every detail is taken care of, leaving you free to enjoy the experience at your own pace.
The Homestead features four beautifully appointed ensuite suites, together with a separate children's suite, accommodating up to 10 guests. Contemporary design blends naturally with its surroundings, incorporating Zulu-inspired craftsmanship, Nguni textures and warm colours drawn from the landscape.
Your villa, your rhythm.
Villa rates depend on the season and how many are travelling. South African or SADC resident? Ask us about resident rates.