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Inyati Game Lodge Sabi Sands Game Reserve
Inyati Game Lodge is situated in 65,000 hectares in arguably one of the best game viewing areas in the world and most prestigious private conservation areas, the Sabi Sand reserve, adjoining the renowned Kruger National Park.
Safari greetings...... Updates from the Lodge The festive season in the bush was quieter than usual as a new variant of Covid was discovered by South African scientists. This discovery once again sent the tourism industry into turmoil with many guests having to alter travel arrangements or even cut their holidays short. Inyati was unaffected on …
This month has presented us with huge fluctuations in temperature as pressure systems clash in the never-ending ebb and flow off seasonal change. The temperature gauge has passed 40 degrees celsius already, one day late in October it crept up to 42 degrees celsius (107.6 Fahrenheit), this prefrontal heat wave was followed by a cool …
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Light downpours driven mostly by the temperature drops brought about by the last cold fronts washing over the lowveld.
Once you have woken up to the sights and sounds of the African bush, traversed its wide-open spaces on safari and encountered the free roaming wildlife, you will always long to return to Inyati Game Lodge, Sabi Sands.
Inyati Staff Get Vaccinated! As vaccinations became available for the next age group, Inyati Game Lodge made this accessible to all eligible staff. We are very proud of the fact that more than 80% of our staff have now received their first shot. Our team know that by joining the Sabi Sands Game Reserve vaccination drive, they are protecting each other and the people they love.
We are so excited to announce the launch of our updated website http://www.inyati.co.za Our new site has a fresh new look and was designed with your safari needs in mind.
The mid-winter chill has reached the lowveld and we have experienced low temperatures in the early mornings. The temperature had dipped as low as four degrees Celsius this season, still not nearly as chilly as the Highveld or the escarpment but some of the hardiest of rangers sported trousers on early morning drives. On evening …
Each day on safari brings a new experience. The year 2020 is a year that will never be and should never be forgotten. There are many negative memories of the year, but one would be foolish to ignore the positive lessons that it taught us. Firstly, we have learnt to love our guests more than ever! Not having people …
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Just over four years since he was tagged, he is looking magnificent. We are thrilled and his tag is again functioning perfectly.
It is astonishing the speed with which the landscape recovers after the first rains in the bush.
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