Thornybush Private Game Reserve - Thornybush Safari Lodge (original) (raw)
Thornybush Game Reserve - South Africa
Thornybush Private Game Reserve, also known as Thornybush Private Nature Reserve is located adjacent to Kruger Park in South Africa and forms part of the Greater Kruger National Park. Home to the Big Five and a variety of other African wildlife species, it has a near perfect year round climate, making Thornybush a perfect destination for a family safari.
Family Safari Holiday These family safari lodges are for the family wanting value for money and comfort. Children's activities include specially designed game drives including a ranger in training' pack with set activities...
Thornybush Safari Packages These Thornybush safari packages include accommodation, meals, flights, transfers and game viewing in open 4x4 safari vehicles by trained and experienced guides, trackers and rangers. Get ready to track down the Big Five. All Itineraries are fully customizable.
The range of Thornybush accommodation options caters for most guests, from rustic comfort to exclusive luxury. Thornybush is also an excellent venue for conferences and offers a team building programme. It has a broad range of conference options and is capable of hosting groups. Warm African evenings under the stars make Thornybush Game Reserve your home away from the world.
Getting to Thornybush Game Reserve
Get to Thornybush either by scheduled daily flight to Eastgate Airport, or charter a private aircraft directly into one of the reserves two airfields. Flights take about an hour. If you are coming in by road you will be travelling on a private shuttle or driving yourself. Drive time is between 5 - 7 hours depending on which Thornybush entry gate you are using.
Map of Lodges in Thornybush
If you are driving, this Map of Thornybush will help you to see how to get there once you are on the R40 and show you where your lodge is inside the Reserve.
Things to Do
You can chill at your lodge, with your favourite cocktail, and watch the wildlife pass you by. Or you can participate in dawn and dusk safaris in an open vehicle with fully qualified rangers and trackers. Bush walks are an option for the more adventurous. Read more in our Thornybush Travel Guide.