1933 at Lion Sands
Lion Sands is a luxurious, intimate, socially and environmentally conscious family-owned lodge built and run by the More family. Nicholas and Robert More are the current owners but the family has owned this reserve in Sabi Sands (Greater Kruger National Park) since 1933 when their great grandfather Guy Chalkley fell in love with and bought the land. This is where the name of their new lodge “1933 at Lion Sands” comes from.
1933 at Lion Sands, the new addition, is in fact not new at all. It is the family homestead which has been converted into a private safari lodge complete with Chalkley’s old chests, family photos and so on. It is an exclusive camp on the banks of the Sabie River and consists of four beautiful private suites and a children’s dormitory. In true form nothing has been overlooked. There is even a room for an Au Pair. The food and service are exceptional and given the exclusivity of the lodge- they are all focused on accommodating only your party’s exact needs. That could be from the cuisine your private chef prepares to game viewing in your private Land Rover, or to whatever else you can practically dream of.
The main lodge is designed to blend into the environment, with large windows and sliding doors, and a muted colour scheme. You’ll find yourself living both inside and out enjoying the views and game viewing directly from your suite, the private wrap around balcony, or from the 13.5m lap pool. Timber and thatch add charm and the kitchen opens onto a dining area that’s equally suited to informal family meals or formal dinners.
This is the perfect private camp for a family or group desiring an exceptional experience and luxurious home away from home. Thanks Rob and Nicholas and congratulations to the team Lion Sands!
See more on Lion Sands and some of Roar Africa's other chosen lodges here.
Labels: Hotels and Lodges, Kruger National Park, Safari, South Africa
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