Karenge Bush Camp

The main dining tent strikes the perfect balance between communal and cosy, with a lounge area that encourages that pre-dinner drink ritual while you watch the plain transform in the golden light. The outdoor firepit becomes the evening's focal point, surrounded by chairs positioned to make the most of those sweeping views across the Kilala Plain. Everything runs on solar power, from the lighting to the charging points, which adds to the sense of being properly disconnected from the modern world while still having access to the essentials.

Seven canvas tents that can be configured as twins or doubles, each positioned to maximise privacy and those spectacular plain views. The ensuite bathrooms are surprisingly luxurious for a bush camp, with proper flushing toilets and reliable hot water - small mercies that become rather large comforts when you're this far from civilisation. The private outdoor showers are the real treat, offering the chance to wash while watching the landscape wake up or wind down. Each tent has its own charging station with USB and power points, because even in the wilderness, someone needs to keep their camera battery alive.