This month, the Lowveld experienced a week of extreme rainfall on a scale rarely seen. In some areas, a year’s worth of rain fell in just a few days. Rivers burst their banks, sending water raging across roads, bridges, and floodplains alike. At its worst, parts of Kruger National Park reported up to 500mm of … Read more
The vehicle hums softly to life. A dawn breeze moves through the bushveld, carrying with it the scent of dust mixed with the earthy aroma of elephants. Somewhere ahead, a francolin calls – sharp, insistent – then silence again. You slip on the headset and suddenly, the world expands. Every rustle, every breath of wind, … Read more
If you’ve spent time at Sashwa, you’ve likely crossed paths with Ian – our Head Guide and a cornerstone of the guest experience here. Calm, thoughtful, and endlessly fascinated by the natural world, Ian embodies the philosophy of slow safari. His approach to guiding isn’t about rushing from one sighting to the next, but about … Read more
There’s something profound that happens when you take your yoga mat outside. The sounds of birdsong, the warmth of the sun, the rustle of wind through tall grass – these natural elements become part of the practice, inviting you to slow down, tune in, and reconnect. At Sashwa, nestled along the banks of the Olifants … Read more
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