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There are many things to love about coming on a summer safari, here we look at just a few things that will capture your heart and imagination.

The world celebrates International Cheetah Day on the 4th December, the intention is to bring awareness to the plight of this vulnerable feline.

We share our delicious recipe for a slightly modified version of a Lamington, ours is a Red-Velvet option and is a must try.

We have joined hands with Eco Children in order to collect just over 600 Santa Shoeboxes for children in need this festive season

We are looking for a Direct Sales & Trade Key Account Manager to join the team

Self-catering camps allow you to exploring all the incredible elements of a safari with your nearest and dearest, in a way that won’t break the bank.

Meet Ross Gariepy, our well known and loved guide at Saseka, he does not take himself too seriously, is incredibly knowledgable and loves to travel.

Thornybush is looking for a Lodge Management Couple to join their team. Find out what you will need in order to become part of the Thornybush Family.

This delicious Chicken-noodle-stir-fry that is served at Saseka Tented Camp is so good that it will have you relooking your usual mid-week Oriental meal.

We look at the sustainable, working relationship between our local community and the needs of our local business markets.

Naledi is a young, enthusiastic member of the Thornybush team. She has always had big dreams, her enthusiasm and determination has helped her reach some of these goals.

Do you know the difference between poisonous and venemous? What it really boils down to is how the creatures apply thier dangerous toxins.

Thornybush Game Lodge has won 11th place in the Condé Nast Traveler 2020 Readers’ Choice Awards in the South African Resorts category.

AS a result of the COVID-19 crisis the tourism industry has experienced huge losses and a massive decline in the number of travellers, which has forced us to make some necessary decisions regarding rightsizing our business.

What is it about safari that has people yearning for this experience, even if they have never been on one? Why are we so connected to nature? The immesurable, intangible reason is what makes it so appealing.