Leopard Hills is built on a hill overlooking a natural waterhole and close to the perennial Sand River. From your hilltop sanctuary, you may be lucky enough to catch sight of a leopard on the hunt, a breeding herd of elephant or a few gracious kudu. Many species of antelope pass by within view of the lodge while in the reserve, Africa’s big game abounds.

Leopard Hills traverses over 10 000 hectares of the world-renowned Sabi Sand game reserve, which forms part of the greater Kruger National Parks ecosystem. Each day can be different as one explores the endless fascination of Africa’s wildlife. Hippo wallow in the river while crocodile bask on a quiet sandy bank. Overhead majestic eagles keep watch and at the water’s edge, the fascinating small creatures of Africa. State of the art Landrovers, specifically designed for Leopard Hills, have individual bucket seats with fold-down armrests, ensuring your optimum safety and comfort. Early morning and late afternoon/evening game drives in search of Africa’s big game, are conducted by their knowledgeable game ranger.

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Eight luxury air-conditioned suites, complete with private plunge pools, mini-bar, outside showers, double indoor showers and great views.  Accommodating a maximum of sixteen guests.

Rates include:
Luxury accommodation / two game drives per day / optional walking adventure-safaris/ three meals daily / tea & coffee / all beverages excluding premium wines from our wine cellar / laundry service / road transfer from the Leopard Hills airstrip to the lodge.

Rates exclude:
Curio shop purchases / premium wines from our wine cellar / telephone calls / lodge transfers / airport tax / Tourism Levy of R10.00 per person per night / entrance fees R50.00 per vehicle.

CHILDREN:
We regret, due to the inconvenience of other guests, we do not allow children under the age of 10, unless the whole camp is booked.  We do not have triple suites.

ARRIVAL / DEPARTURE:
Guests may arrive any time from noon, and rooms are to be vacated by 11:00.

WHAT TO TAKE:
Comfortable walking shoes, sun hat, sunglasses, sun block, cameras and binoculars, anti-malaria precautions (please consult your doctor / pharmacist), light, neutral coloured clothing, swimming costume, warm jackets are essential in winter (May – October).

FACILITIES & ACTIVITIES:
Central swimming pool / open-air veranda / lounge / bar / dining room / boma / library / well stocked curio shop / full stocked wine cellar / open vehicle game drives / walking adventure-safaris/ massage sala / bush breakfasts.

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30-Apr-03