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Stayed 3 nights in March. The accommodation in luxury tents with ensuite was first class. Staff were extremely courteous helpful and the guides for the safari trips were very knowledgeable and went out of the way to find great viewing spots to see wildlife, bird...More
Did the 5-day authentic Kruger & Sabi Sand trip with them - and loved loved LOVED every minute of it! Kruger and Sabi Sand are really different experiences (Kruger struck me as more diverse in animal populations (you can quickly cover great mileage if you...More
We traveled as a family - my wife and I along with our two adult daughters. We were a little apprehensive when we did the planning but the Tydon team was very professional in responding to our queries and helped us plan the trip. We...More
We spent 4 nights at the Safari Camp. They picked us up in Joburg and took us back to the Hotel at the end of the stay. From the start the people were so easy to chat with and friendly. This safari group can take...More
Everything was perfect in our staying here. Great food, great staffs and awesome safaris! A very nice family atmosphere in dining meetings. Our guides were above all expectations! Thanks, Liesl and Steven!
Response from Daryl-Hunter | Reviewed this property |
I didn't stay at the Bush Camp but since it is withing Sabi Sands Game reserve you are already there. At Tydon you can't enter until 6am, same with Kruger a half hour away.
Animals can be seen very soon upon entry to... More
I didn't stay at the Bush Camp but since it is withing Sabi Sands Game reserve you are already there. At Tydon you can't enter until 6am, same with Kruger a half hour away.
Animals can be seen very soon upon entry to Sabi Sands, but wildlife are fickle. When I was there, the Sand River was dry, that made the gave viewing better at the Sabi River in Kruger.
No matter where you go, you will see lots of stuff. I recently had one of my Sabi Leopard shots featured in Outdoor Photographer Magazine.
Response from Daryl-Hunter | Reviewed this property |
I was there in late october and I would have welcomed rain as they were in a bad drought. November is supposed to be the beginning of the rainy season, but I wouldn't worry about it.
