



In the free hours you may mosey over to the main camp to charge your devices, use the wifi or just enjoy a cuppa overlooking the fantastic view. The lounge is comfortable with beautifully crafted wooden furniture and the dining area, which is just alongside, is a white-tablecloth affair. The best chill-out spot is the outdoor fire under a gnarled tree, where you can spend the evening marvelling at the milky way and listening to sounds from the inky-black wilderness.
Families and couples are catered for. The eight tents have enough distance between each for the utmost privacy and there is a two-tent family unit. Don’t expect to rough it: The tents have wooden floors, king-size beds with a mosquito net and an en-suite bathroom with a shower and hot water on tap. From your bed you can look out across the park or saunter over to your outdoor veranda for a breeze and a browse.
Get acquainted with your environment beyond the camp perimeter when you go on game drive. Wildlife-rich areas are not far away. Night drives are also on offer, which is a great way to identify the sounds you’ll hear from your tent later that evening. Highly recommended is a walking safari where you slow down and appreciate the smaller highlights of the park. Chat to us about a balloon safari or organising a lunch or dinner in the wilderness.
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Battalions of baobabs and mighty herds of elephant make for a superb stop-off on your safari circuit.