and they have a dedicated staff member to entertain the youngsters.
I did try our outdoor shower late in the evening.
Which was fun on a chilly autumn night.
But the water was hot and it was only a few steps
back into the warmth of our accommodation.
This beaded wire curtain separates the bathroom from the bedroom.
Not so much for privacy as a design feature.
There is a dressing area behind the wall at the head of the bed.
Wash hand basins as well as shelves and hanging space,
for those who wish to unpack.
Some of the food that we enjoyed during our stay.
The Lodge serves breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Not to mention a high tea that is served just before the afternoon game drive.
Marching to the beat of a different drum.
Here the pace of urban life can be forgotten,
and guests can enjoy their bush experience to the full.
First time in a while that we have been in the bush under a full moon.
Very special!
A big thank you to all the staff, rangers as well as the management
for making our stay such a memorable one.