The Maldives islands are home to some of the very best scuba diving in the world. Even if you’re not a diver, snorkelling in the warm waters offers wonderful opportunities to spot a wide variety of marine life. Some resorts have their own diving schools, whilst others have their own reefs and you may even see whale sharks.
Ivory Lodge is a clean-lined masterpiece.
Just eight low-slung Villas of glass, wood and concrete meld into the riverscape. The lodge attracts those in search of time away in their own space. From your bed, deck or private plunge pool, this is one of the best places to look in on Africa – uninterrupted.
The lodge’s eight one-bedroom Villas, secluded at the confluence of the Sabie and Sand rivers, are the ultimate bush retreats. Your private lounge, patio, deck and pool invite easy relaxation, while a dedicated team of staff are around to take care or your every whim and fancy. Here, everything is included – from your champagne of choice stocked in the maxibar, to your favourite shirt, washed and pressed – creating a highly-personalised experience of a safari, your way.
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Chalkley Treehouse : A MILLION-STAR EXPERIENCE
Romantics, adventurers, and solitude seekers alike can discover the magic of an evening out in Africa – in complete luxury.
Delivered by safari vehicle to your chosen hideout, you will spend the sunset hours enjoying a gourmet picnic and spotting the animals that wander past (at a safe distance), before turning in for the night beneath a blanket of stars.
Lion Sands Treehouses have their origins in Chalkley Treehouse, built on the site where Guy Aubrey Chalkley made camp in a centuries-old leadwood tree.
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Getting There
Located in the Mpumalanga province, Lion Sands’ four lodges are found in the Sabi Sand Private Game Reserve, and Kruger National Park.
It is an easy hour’s flight from Johannesburg and two hours from Cape Town.
Monday – Friday: 9am – 5:30pm
Saturday: 10am – 4:30pm
1 Market Place Mews,
Henley-on-Thames, OXON RG9 2AH