Activities at Umkumbe Bush Lodge
This scenic part of the Sabie Game Reserve has a beautiful mix of environments from winding riverbeds and woodland to open savanna and riverine thickets. This wilderness reserve is home to the big-five as well as a huge diversity of different flora and fauna to discover. There are 2 daily game drives included in a safari stay at Umkumbe Bush Lodge. The morning safari will stop for a scenic coffee pit stop and on afternoon drive, guests can enjoy a classic safari sundowner and snacks.
Safari Activities
Game Drive
Game Drive
Game Drive
Activities include two game drives are offered per day. On the morning drive there is a stop for coffee and on the afternoon drive you will stop for sundowners. After sundowners guests will get to experience a night drive. The night drives allow guests the opportunity to see the nocturnal animals not encountered during the day.
Sundowners
Game Drive
Game Drive
A sundowner at Umkumbe is simply a 'happy hour' during sunset over the African Savanna. It’s a classic safari tradition dating back to the colonial days. As you finish your afternoon game drive, your guide will take you to a beautiful and remote location in the bush. You may find yourself on a hilltop overlooking the savanna or next to a
A sundowner at Umkumbe is simply a 'happy hour' during sunset over the African Savanna. It’s a classic safari tradition dating back to the colonial days. As you finish your afternoon game drive, your guide will take you to a beautiful and remote location in the bush. You may find yourself on a hilltop overlooking the savanna or next to a waterhole watching the wildlife come for their last drink of the day.
Bush Walks
Game Drive
Bush Walks
The walk is an opportunity to experience the bushveld at close quarters. All walking safaris are led by qualified guides. They will explain the animal tracks and what animals passed through during the night, in addition to the sophistication of termite mounds and other interesting facets of the bush that go unnoticed on game drives.