Located on the ground floor of Bvlgari Resort Dubai, the Bvlgari Spa provides the ultimate eudemonic wellness experience over 1,700 square-meter. The spa oasis features a variety of relaxing amenities including 7 treatment rooms and a couple suite, a hammam, a large 25m indoor pool and an iconic vitality pool inspired by the ancient Caracalla Roman baths.

Daily game drives with professional guides and trackers provide the perfect opportunity to get up close to Africa’s incredible animals, while spot lit nighttime drives reveal the elusive magic of nocturnal Africa. All game drives are all conducted in state-of-the-art Land Cruisers, each accommodating a maximum of six guests. During your stay you are likely to spot a wide variety of wildlife including white and black rhino, Lichtenstein hartebeest, sable, nyala, klipspringer, cheetah, wild dog, lion, leopard, and an abundance of bird life.

From the outset, the Malilangwe Trust recognized that elements of biodiversity were missing from the reserve. The local extinction of black rhinoceros and the depletion of white rhino numbers to only nine individuals were cause for great concern. A program to reintroduce these species was initiated in 1998 when 28 black and 15 white rhinos were purchased and imported from KwaZulu-Natal in South Africa. The introduced animals were closely monitored by Malilangwe's security force. All animals were individually identifiable through a system of ear notches. Monitoring and protection have been sustained over the past 24 years, and the effort has paid off handsomely, with substantial increases in both populations.

Painted Dogs, also known as African Wild Dogs, are unique to Africa and they are among this continent’s most endangered species. It is estimated that less than 7,000 remain in the wild. Observing these precious animals in their natural habitat from the comfort of a game viewing vehicle is such a privilege, as is the ability to provide them with a safe, natural habitat in which to flourish. The 130,000-acre reserve was specifically established to conserve and protect this significant wilderness region; something it has done with great success since 1994.

The African sunset is an occasion worth celebrating and the dam below the lodge is the perfect spot to enjoy a gorgeous sunset cruise while sipping refreshing sundowners and to watch the magnificent wildlife and birdlife on the dam, if you are lucky enough you may also get to see the animals as they come down to drink.

Renowned for Big Five game viewing, the Sabi Sand Game Reserve lies adjacent to the south-west corner of The Kruger National Park, with which it shares a 50-kilometer boundary. There are no fences between the two reserves, allowing game to move freely between the areas and, as a result, the reserve offers some of the most exceptional wildlife in southern Africa. Two rivers cross Sabi Sand: The Sabi River on its boundary in the south and the Sand River that flows from northwest to southeast. This has resulted in an abundance of leopard, lion, rhino, elephant, buffalo, cheetah, zebra, giraffe, hyena and a wide variety of antelope and other species.

Enjoy the exloration adventures on a tailormade game drive with your personal Field Guide. With unfiltered time in wide-open spaces you are bound to be enchanted by encounters with Africa’s most iconic wildlife. Ebony Lodge has access to 45,000 acres within the breathtaking wildlife sanctuary that’s renowned for its high concentrations of big game and frequent leopard sightings.

The Kruger National Park and Sabi Sands has a list of over 500 bird species, some of which are not to be found elsewhere in South Africa. Hornbills, Starlings, Vultures, Rollers, Bee-eaters and Shrikes typify the ubiquitous avi-fauna and birders can look forward to pursuing the big 6 (Saddle-billed Stork, Kori Bustard, Martial Eagle, Lappet-faced Vulture, Pel's Fishing-Owl and Ground Hornbill). This area of South Africa is exceptionally rewarding for birders.

Daily game drives with professional guides and trackers provide the perfect opportunity to get up close to Africa’s incredible animals, while spot lit nighttime drives reveal the elusive magic of nocturnal Africa. Game drives are all conducted in state-of-the-art Land Cruisers, each accommodating a maximum of six guests. During your stay at Singita Grumeti, you are likely to spot a great variety of wildlife including cheetah, bearded wildebeest, bat eared fox, black rhino, Maasai giraffe, lion, elephant, buffalo, leopard, zebra and the rare Colobus monkey.

The Singita Grumeti Fund anti-poaching team is made up of 120 dedicated scouts. These scouts patrol the 350,000-acre private concession and are based in 12 scout camps and in 12 observation posts (OP) dotted across the reserve. Each OP is manned by two scouts who are constantly surveying the area for any unusual activity. This could be poachers coming through the protected area or vehicles that do not belong to the company or a herd of cattle entering the area or an animal in distress. The scouts are responsible for quickly identifying any incursions and reporting them to the rest of the anti-poaching team who can then act accordingly. Two scouts are stationed at the OP for one week at a time. They share responsibilities of cooking, cleaning and most importantly making sure that one person is on the look-out at all times. Demonstrations are available any day after 10h00, with a 24-hour notice period.

Singita Kwitonda offers a variety of activities and celebrations. Join in the festiveness with some exhilarating drumming and dancing with the staff and locals, partake in a cookery class with by expert chefs complemented with world-class wine tasting. Enjoy the outdoors with forest hikes, birding or cycling around the property. Embark on a garden tour of the Kwitonda nursery and learn about their farm-to-table journey or opt to stay in and unwind with an in-room massage treatment.

Singita Volcanoes National Park Lodge’s dedicated conservation lounge provides you with a fully immersive introduction and experience of the country, its wildlife and its people. Here you can access extensive information about the mountain gorillas - history, facts, family trees, documentaries, conservation information, movies and books are all on offer. Information, maps and hiking guidelines for Volcanoes National Park as well as activities further afield are available. You can also learn more about Rwanda’s people and the country’s history and cultural practices.

The very beautiful Golden Monkey has a golden body, cheeks and tail with contrasting black limbs, crown, and tail-end. Not much is known about their behavior; other than they live in groups of up to 30 individuals and their diet consists mainly of leaves and fruit - it is believed they eat insects too. Restricted to the highland forest of the Virungas especially near bamboo, they share this habitat with their big Brother the Mountain Gorilla, inhabiting a small area that overlaps the territory of one of the Gorilla families. Trekking usually takes from 2 to 4 hours. Once you come to the habituated families, you will spend the allowed one hour with them as they go about their daily life.

As the land the lodge is on has been under agriculture for many years, one of the priorities for its inclusion in the park is for it to be rehabilitated with appropriate local vegetation. To support this initiative, Singita has established their on-site Akarabo Nursery, that already holds more than 60,000 plants. Many of these plants have been purchased from neighboring communities, including nursery cooperatives run by locals that have been established and are actively supported by Singita in the form of skill and knowledge sharing, as well as through ongoing procurement. You are welcome to visit Akarabo Nursery and Vegetable Garden to enjoy the space and learn more about the significant conservation and biodiversity projects underpinning the nursery.