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ESTATE NEWS

The more, the merrier:

Molori tops the family

safari bucket list

he family holiday is experiencing a decided upswing,
with both close and extended relations looking to
Trekindle and deepen connections. Togetherness is key,
with renewed vigour for life and appreciation of family ties
very much top of mind.

The need to experience nature at scale, and to reconnect with
the earth and each other, finds the perfect match in a family
safari. Molori Safari, the jewel of Madikwe, is the perfect
location. Exclusively booking all five of Molori’s private villas
for one large family is paradise found, and the answer to
today’s holiday needs.

The luxury lodge is primed to host family groups who can
communally experience the safari of a lifetime in this malaria-
free Big Five reserve. Along with new-look interiors boldly
refurbished over the past two years, the lodge now features
an expanded art offering from the private Ichikowitz Heritage

Art Collection and new ‘art rugs’ especially commissioned
and handwoven by master craftsmen.

Molori’s new spa is a heavenly sanctuary under the trees,
with the original treatment room refurbished in soothing
olive greens, greys and natural woods.

Here’s more of what sets Molori apart:
1. A SENSE OF HOME
Originally a private family retreat, Molori has retained its
feeling of intimate familiarity, which is one of many reasons
that multigenerational families love booking the lodge
exclusively. It sleeps up to 16 guests in five individually

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