Amakhala Woodbury Tented Camp

Amakhala is a 7,500-hectare private reserve established in 1999 by six families whose descendants arrived in the area with the 1820 British settlers. Their aim? To return the land to its natural wild state. And what a success it's been, with elephant, rhino, cheetah, springbok, jackal, caracal and many other species roaming free. At the reserve's heart is Woodbury Tented Camp, one of the few lodges and camps here, surrounded by trees and overlooking the floodplain of the Bushman’s River. It's a well-run camp, with comfortable accommodation, excellent food and capable guides. It's affordable too, so great for family vacations.