Exeter Dulini Lodge is surrounded by Ebony trees on the bank of the Mabrak River. It has a total of six thatched guest accommodations, allowing for a maximum of 12 guests at any given time. Needless to say, this allows for a quiet, secluded, peaceful and exclusive holiday. Apart from the absolutely divine cuisine served three times a day, service is personalized, prompt and very efficient. Amongst others, the guest suites are air-conditioned, have telephones that have direct international dialing, hair driers, bath robes and insect repellent.


The Lodge is situated within the world renowned Sabi Sand Private Game Reserve. The original Exeter dates back to 1937, when it was established by Loring Rattray. The name has its origin from the early surveyors who named areas after towns and counties in their native England. While many other properties had their names changed, Exeter retained its name for historical reasons. The Sabi Sand Reserve covers an area of 65 000 hectares, all along the western edge of the Kruger National Park.

Game viewing is of paramount importance. The professional guides will make your stay an enlightening experience, parting with knowledge accrued over many seasons. A day is topped off with a delicious dinner under the stars, seemingly so close that you can pluck them from their heavenly tree.