Experience the best of Shamwari
There’s always something happening at and around Shamwari Private Game Reserve. New guests booking in, old guests leaving as friends, game drives, various conservation efforts, the preparation of delicious meals and entertainment of guests… The list goes on and on. Keep abreast of the latest goings-on around Shamwari by having a look at what’s being written about us.
Shamwari is privileged to receive various accolades from former guests and external media sources. Read on to discover what they’re saying.
Are you busy planning your wedding? Do you want it to be an elegant, yet extraordinary affair? Then you need to have a luxury safari wedding at one of the most exclusive destinations in the Eastern Cape and South Africa: Shamwari Private Game Reserve. Read on to learn more about our Bush Wedding Package and why your special day should happen at our reserve.
Let go of the stresses and anxieties of daily life by reconnecting with yourself and nature at Shamwari. This bush retreat promises to be both a relaxing and eye-opening event. Leave your worries behind and restore your mind, body, and soul in the heart of the Eastern Cape wilderness. Read on to learn more.
Discover Africa’s magic by experiencing the safari animals that make the continent so incredibly unique, in their natural environment. A South African Safari will allow you to experience how a variety of animals interact with each other and their habitat.
When going on safari it’s important to consider the seasons of the country you’re going to be visiting. The weather and environment will play a big role in your safari experience as you’ll be out in the elements most of the time.
I found this rather large Water monitor on a walk the other day. It was close to Long Lee Manor near the Bushmans river.
The greater kudu is arguably one of the most beautiful species of antelope in southern Africa. This magnificent species is found throughout eastern and southern Africa. Despite occupying such widespread territory, they are sparsely populated in most areas, due to habitat loss, predation, hunting and disease.
