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Cresting the rugged mountain trail in our 4x4 open-air Jeep, the sound of drummers signaled our arrival.
A spacious wraparound deck has a tree growing in the center.
Aerial view of the Cliff Suite’s at the Few & Far Luvhondo hotel.Credit:Jemma Wild/Courtesy of Few & Far Luvhondo
Seeing them in their wild, natural habitat without fences or coin-operated feeding machines filled me with awe.
Along the drive, we saw more impalas, a dazzle of zebras, and a shy wildebeest.
Then, he handed me a gin and tonic.
Aerial view of the Boma Braai dining area.Jemma Wild/Courtesy of Few & Far Luvhondo
Here, my review of Few & Far Luvhondo, in Limpopo, South Africa.
Few & Far Luvhondo
The Rooms
There are only six suites on property.
Sleeping in it felt like spending the night in the fairytale princess bed I dreamed about as a child.
The bar area has wine, beer, and an assortment of beverages.
Elegant brass fixtures and finishes blend seamlessly with the abundant texture within the suite.
Discounted rates are available for children, and kids under 6 stay free.
Food and Drink
Chef Sox lets the food speak for itself.
Sox preps and cooks everything daily; the kitchen only has one fridge.
Each featured fruits and vegetables sourced from the on-site farm.
But the game drives are, predictably, the star of the show.
Staff can also arrange trips toMapungubwe National Park, another UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Across from the entrance sits the Ancient Baobab tree, estimated to be 3,000 years old.
Nungo Ravele, the spa therapist, greeted me at the door with a wide smile.
They wanted to create a magical journey where adults and children could immerse in the natural world.
The lodge offers a variety of activities that cater to families, including customized safari experiences.
Dining tables at the hotel.Jemma Wild/Courtesy of Few & Far Luvhondo
The Young Explorers program includes guided nature walks, educational games, and wildlife tracking.
Snake handling, geocaching, waterfall hikes, and more can be tailored to any age.
Teenagers will love exploring the caves on this mountain.
Aerial view of a hotel guest enjoying the main pool.Jemma Wild/Courtesy of Few & Far Luvhondo
We can animal track on foot, and then make a model of the footprints to take home.
Few&Far also offers accommodations for childcare workers traveling with families at a discounted rate.
Location
The luxurious Rovos Rail goes from Victoria Falls directly to Few&Far lodge.
you’re able to take the Polokwane route.
Sarah Dusek recommends guests fly into Johannesburg International Airport.
Alternately, you could drive to the lodge from Johannesburg with a private driver.
The flight is slightly more efficient and the costs are similar."
For more information, visit thegetting theresection of the hotel’s website.
You won’t find single-use plastics here.
Amenities like robes and slippers are all crafted from sustainable materials.
The plan is to use only electric vehicles, though this is not yet a reality.
The Solfari, the upcoming solar-powered cable car, will provide a first-of-its-kind aerial safari.
It will span 24 miles.
