You will be meet at OR Tambo Johannesburg International Airport and transferred by road to the lodge (approximately 3.5 hours). You will be shown to your room and then depending on your time of arrival sit down for lunch or afternoon tea. Then set off on your first activity - perhaps a game drive to familiarise yourself with the terrain and reserve lay out. You might come across giraffe and zebra on your drive - or perhaps the shy buffalo.

Wake up early this morning to head out on your first guided walk. Try to find the "Little five" and look for the foot prints of giraffe, rhino and eland. Return to the lodge for lunch then splash around in the pool.

Afternoon tea is served then if the temperatures and light is right then your guides may take you fishing in one of the many dams on the reserve. You may even see the impala and warthogs come to drink while you are there.

This morning you may opt to all have a go at horse riding through the bush. You might come across giraffe in the thorn trees, or wilderbeest on the open plains. Then as you come around the corner a delicious bush breakfast awaits. Unsaddle the horses and let them run home free while you tuck into a hearty brunch.

The afternoon could be a game drive - tracking the huge pre-historic looking rhino. A sight you will never forget.

Today you can decide which activities you would like to do, perhaps another horse ride, game walk or another mountain bike ride. Perhaps an afternoon game drive which extends into the evening then returning to the main lodge for dinner.

Sleep in a bit today after yesterday’s big day out. Then take a game drive to see if you can find the buffalo and the rare and beautiful Sable antelope. You guide will tell you about the breeding project that is run on the reserve to ensure that both species increase.

After lunch back at the lodge and some more fun in the pool, head out later in the afternoon on mountain bikes to test your stamina and skill at negotiating the sandy tracks and avoiding thorn trees.

This morning perhaps you are all ready for another go at horse riding. This time setting off in a different direction to see if you can track the impala or zebra out onto the plains.

The afternoon could be another game drive, stopping for sundowners then continuing on a night game drive, with the spot light in search of the nocturnal animals - bush babies, spring hares and you might even be lucky enough to see a leopard.

Whichever activity has been your favourite can usually be done again on the last morning (time permitting). Then it's time to pack up and say good bye as you head back to Johannesburg or onto another lodge for your onward travel arrangements.