In our latest competition, we're inviting our readers the chance to win a two-night stay at Sabi Sabi private game reserve in South Africa.
Located within an unfenced conservation area, guests at Sabi Sabi have the opportunity to spot the big five ? lions, leopards, rhinoceroses, elephants and Cape buffalos ? during guided safari tours twice a day.
One lucky winner and their guest will be offered two nights at Sabi Sabi in an Earth Lodge suite, with inclusive meals, drive-through and walking safaris and selected drinks at the bar.

Recognised by the National Geographic as one of the most unique lodges in the world, Earth Lodge is also applauded for its sensitivity to nature and "unparalleled access" to wildlife.
In an area especially renowned for its leopard population, it is one of four five-star lodges run by Sabi Sabi. The others, called Bush Lodge, Little Bush Camp and Selati Camp, are dotted around the 65,000-hectare landscape.

Within Earth Lodge there are 13 luxurious suites, each with its own bespoke furniture and private plunge pool.
Designed by Dakota Designs, the lodge is built into a slope. Using a combination of straw, stone and pigment mixed into the cement plaster, the lodge's roughly hewn texture helps blend the sanctuary into the landscape.

Sculptures made by South African artist Geoffrey Armstrong furnish the interior to reference the lodge's surroundings.
Other interior features include decorative kudu horns, vanities made from solid kiaat ? a ...