I Stayed at One of the Few Black-owned Safari Camps in Africa — Here’s Why You Should, Too
"A distinctive South African property built along the Sabie River that converts historic rail carriages and bridge structures into accommodation — 24 train carriage suites and seven bridge house suites suspended above the water — and complements the novel lodging with active outdoor programming such as guided bush walks and theatrical train trackside dinners for a dramatic, riverside safari experience." - Taryn White Taryn White Taryn White is a D.C.-based travel writer who covers a wide range of topics, including family travel, hotels, food, aviation, beaches, historical and cultural topics, and wellness travel. She can often be spotted around the world with her husband and two travel-loving kids. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
