



The main area is tucked beneath some enormous old mahogany trees, beneath stretched canvas, overlooking a perennial waterhole. An open-air bar and plenty of cushiony lounging space with quiet little nooks, provide ample real estate for between-activity chilling. A small plunge pool peers over the waterhole, adjacent to another large deck where most meals are served. Down a series of steps you'll find the fire pit where evening beverages and starry views are enjoyed, and the day's exploits are recounted.
The six elegant Meru-style tents scattered around the permanent waterhole offer plenty of privacy and good views to go around. They are elevated with 360 degrees of mesh windows, ensuite bathrooms and private, outdoor showers. The family room can comfortably accommodate four, with its own dining area and a large wrap-around deck. Furthest from the main area, the stylish honeymoon suite has a free-standing bath in a private annexe and its own dining area as well.
Kanga prides itself in the privately guided safari. Whether it's a day trip to the Zambezi river valley or more localized excursion through the private concession, there's never a dull moment with your first-rate guide. Walks are particularly eye-opening, offering guests a slowed-down and often intensified sensory experience. Approach an elephant breeding herd on foot or learn to identify species of butterflies. But nothing will bring down the barriers between you and the bush like the spectacular overnight sleep out on treetop decks. Go to bed dreaming of lions and wake up to birdsong, hot coffee and a bountiful cooked breakfast.
Kanga Camp is owned by African Bush Camps who has been dedicated to improving the lives of communities near their camps in Botswana, Zimbabwe, and Zambia. Focused on education, empowerment, and conservation, they tackle challenges like unemployment, food scarcity, and wildlife poaching. With a commitment to sustainability, they cover operating costs, ensuring that every guest's stay directly supports their impactful projects, fostering a partnership to preserve Africa's natural heritage. A contribution of $85 per guest, which is included in the nightly rate, goes towards the above goals.
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