Luxury Travel Review  

By Chester Godsy

A mountain view in the Kluane National Park

Stone sheep

A native totem pole
During a recent two week trip to Canada we included a nine day visit to the Canadian Yukon.  While there, we sampled local favorites like wild salmon and visited the Kluane National Park.
This park and the surrounding parks adjacent to it make [...]

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The library in the main building at 1933
A family owned and managed four suite villa on the banks of the Sabie River within the large Sabi Sand Reserve and across from the Kruger National Park, 1933 offered luxury accommodations including many creature comforts, appetizing home style meals, Big Five game viewing, and a dedicated team [...]

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Massage tables await us on the deck of our suite at Ivory Lodge
It is common for luxury bush properties to offer activities for guests in between the traditional early morning and late afternoon game viewing drives. Outside of meal times, guest time can be spent in suite or taking advantage of activities options on offer. [...]

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A sign for Earth Lodge
One of our teams recently visited Earth Lodge, the most architecturally distinctive of the four luxury lodges in the Sabi Sabi Reserve. Designed to disappear within the bush setting it is built on, it was memorable precisely for its unconventional style and Zen influence. They stayed at the property’s [...]

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Lions at Selati
We recently enjoyed a most pleasant stay and outstanding game viewing at railroad themed Selati Camp near the world famous Kruger National Park.  Selati is one of four luxury properties in the privately owned Sabi Sabi Reserve within the larger Sabi Sands Reserve that borders one of the best game viewing areas of the [...]

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