Jock Safari Lodge

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Jock Safari Lodge

Private-Concession Big Five on the Biyamithi Riverbed

Set on a 6,000-hectare private concession in southern Kruger, Jock Safari Lodge blends classic safari character with modern comfort. Game drives run at dawn and late afternoon, often finding the Big Five on productive riverine routes, while downtime revolves around the spa, pool deck, and serene riverbed outlook. Each of the 12 suites adds a private plunge pool and outdoor shower for lazy midday hours between drives.

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Rating | Luxury

Highlights & What to Expect

Twice-daily game drives on an exclusive Kruger concession with excellent Big Five viewing.
Riverbed setting where wildlife is often seen from the main deck and suites.
All 12 suites include a private plunge pool and outdoor shower.
Spa treatments and a calm central pool deck for restful midday breaks.
Convenient access via Skukuza Airport with short internal road transfer.

Location & Setting

Jock Safari Lodge occupies a private 6,000-hectare concession in southern Kruger National Park, a region known for dense concentrations of rhino, large elephant herds, and productive predator sightings. Overlooking the seasonal Biyamithi Riverbed, the lodge enjoys frequent passing wildlife and broad views into riverine bush. Most guests arrive via Skukuza Airport and continue by road for just over an hour inside the park, making Jock an easy fit for itineraries that include Cape Town or the Panorama Route.

Rooms

Twelve elegant suites are designed for privacy and riverbed outlooks. Each features air-conditioning, an en suite bathroom with separate tub, an outdoor shower, a private plunge pool, and a minibar. Interiors blend natural textures and safari tones, while shaded decks invite unhurried wildlife watching between activities. Rooms accommodate a maximum of two adults; families are welcomed with tailored activities to keep young explorers engaged.

Facilities

Central spaces include a comfortable lounge and bar flowing onto a deck with fire pit and a main swimming pool set above the riverbed. Dining alternates between indoor venues and atmospheric boma evenings, complemented by a considered South African wine selection. The spa offers massages and beauty treatments, and a small curio corner stocks essentials and locally made keepsakes. Daily rhythm follows the classic safari cadence—early game drive, relaxed midday, and a late-afternoon outing returning after dark.