Into the Wild with DJ Carey
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1/14Photography by andBeyondElephants are considered one of the big five animals to see on game drives in the Sabi Sands Reserve.Photography by andBeyondElephants are considered one of the big five animals to see on game drives in the Sabi Sands Reserve.
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2/14Photography by andBeyondThe new Tengile River Lodge, operated by andBeyond was designed by Johannesburg’s Nicholas Plewman Architects.Photography by andBeyondThe new Tengile River Lodge, operated by andBeyond was designed by Johannesburg’s Nicholas Plewman Architects.
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3/14Photography by andBeyondOpen jeeps allow for close access to the lions in their natural habitat.
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4/14Photography by andBeyondGetting close to a lion in South Africa.
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5/14Photography by andBeyondInteriors by Michele Throssell Interiors celebrate locally sourced materials such as hand-loomed throws, hand-blown glass lights and terrazzo floors using local stones.Photography by andBeyondInteriors by Michele Throssell Interiors celebrate locally sourced materials such as hand-loomed throws, hand-blown glass lights and terrazzo floors using local stones.
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6/14Photography by andBeyondTengile River Lodge cottages seamlessly connect to the outdoors and were created with privacy in mind in the front and views in the back that mirror the flow of the river below.Photography by andBeyondTengile River Lodge cottages seamlessly connect to the outdoors and were created with privacy in mind in the front and views in the back that mirror the flow of the river below.
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7/14Photography by andBeyondThe stunning pool at the Tengile River Lodge.
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8/14Photography by andBeyondA South African boma is set for dining under the stars at Tengile River Lodge.Photography by andBeyondA South African boma is set for dining under the stars at Tengile River Lodge.
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9/14Photography by andBeyondandBeyond works with panthera.org to study the leopard population in Sabi Sands Reserve. Leopards are usually spotted in the trees.Photography by andBeyondandBeyond works with panthera.org to study the leopard population in Sabi Sands Reserve. Leopards are usually spotted in the trees.
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10/14Photography by andBeyondandBeyond works with Rhinos Without Borders to combat poaching.
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11/14Photography by andBeyondThe deep veranda at Tengile River Lodge is a welcome spot to enjoy breakfast after a morning drive.Photography by andBeyondThe deep veranda at Tengile River Lodge is a welcome spot to enjoy breakfast after a morning drive.
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12/14Photography by andBeyondWe viewed a rare white lion cub with his sibling in the private game reserve for Ngala Safari Lodge, which is incorporated into Kruger National Park and operated by andBeyond.Photography by andBeyondWe viewed a rare white lion cub with his sibling in the private game reserve for Ngala Safari Lodge, which is incorporated into Kruger National Park and operated by andBeyond.
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13/14Photography by andBeyondA lap pool at Tengile’s spa and fitness center provides an inviting respite from the heat.Photography by andBeyondA lap pool at Tengile’s spa and fitness center provides an inviting respite from the heat.
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14/14Photography by andBeyondThe lodge’s guest bathrooms offer the option of indoor or outdoor showers at Nagala Safari Lodge.Photography by andBeyondThe lodge’s guest bathrooms offer the option of indoor or outdoor showers at Nagala Safari Lodge.
This article appears in the April 2019 issue of CTC&G (Connecticut Cottages & Gardens).
