5 Safari Camps to Visit in South Africa
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- 5 Safari Camps to Visit in South Africa
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During my trip to South Africa I had the chance to spend over two weeks in the African bush. I visited five different safari camps, four were in Sabi Sands and the Klaserie Nature Reserve. The fifth one is located in the Gondwana Game Reserve. Here are the top 5 safari camps to visit in South Africa.
Umkumbe Safari Lodge is located just outside the iconic Kruger National Park, in the Sabi Sands Private Game Reserve. Umkumbe is considered to be one of the best wildlife viewing regions in all of South Africa. Their incredible lodge boasts 9 rooms offering guests comfort and luxury while still having the real “African” experience. Enjoy air-conditioning, indoor/outdoor bathrooms, full mosquito netting in all rooms, a pool, fitness center and a number of other amenities, plus some amazing outdoor dining and lounge areas with stunning views of the surrounding wildlife.
Africa on Foot in the Klaserie Private Nature Reserve just outside of Kruger National Park. A 5-room stay, this boutique camp can accommodate up to 14 people with some excellent living quarters and incredible daily excursions. Africa on Foot can accommodate all sorts of travelers, including families with young children. Private, specialized walks are available for those who might be too young to enjoy the normal, scheduled walks and drives. One the coolest and most unique outdoor packages, book a stay at Africa on Foot the next time you’re in South Africa for an experience that you’ll never forget!
nDutzi Safari Camp inside the Klaserie Game Reserve is a small four-room (8 person maximum) safari camp, this memorable stay provides guests an intimate safari experience in an untouched corner of the greater Kruger National Park. Comfortable, personalized rooms and a relaxed lodging atmosphere are balanced by a vast & wild private reserve, where guests can spot some of Africa’s most incredible wildlife. For travelers looking to have a nearly private safari experience in an intimate setting, a stay at the nDutzai Safari Camp in Klaserie Game Reserve is an absolute must!
nThambo Tree Camp in the Klaserie Private Nature Reserve, an area situated in the heart of the Kruger National Park. The location provides Big Five safaris and walking safaris, offering guests the chance to admire hippos, giraffes, zebras and a variety of birds. nThambo Tree Camp prefers to have an open camp to allow animals to pass through unlike other parks that fence animals out. Their mission is to bring people closer to nature, which is why it isn't a mere a "hotel in the bush," but rather a way to have an authentic bush experience.
Kwena Lodge inside the Gondwana Game Reserve is only 4 hours from Cape Town and a half hour from Mossel Bay, this conveniently located 11,000-hectare reserve is a fantastic place to catch some of the region’s most iconic animals. Kwena Lodge can accommodate all sorts of travelers with their 13 huts (suitable for two) and 13 villas (four to eight people), so no matter what size of group visiting, there’s bound to be room for all.
For those looking to go on safari, Kwena offers game drives (where everything from the Big 5 to Endangered Black Rhinos & Cape Mountain Zebras can be spotted) as well as game walks and junior ranger programs (perfect for children.) With a moderate climate for most of the year, beaches, shark cage diving and other big attractions just nearby, Kwena Lodge/Gondwana Game Reserve is an unforgettable experience and convenient stop off for anyone traveling through South Africa.
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Awesome video! A sub for a sub? See you in the bush soon?
The game drives are the best and the fact that the tour guides have information about the place that is good, the fact that we around the animals and we can learn about them is fun. The game reserve place to sleep is amazing
Your clips are very informative. In one month I am travelling to South Africa, and I hope to go on one of the safaries you have just mentioned
I would surely love to go on a safari camp
Safari life is the best ❤
We enjoyed our stay at Umkumbe & were very well looked after by all of the staff there. It is a small traverse but being Sabi Sand it is rich in game. Overall it was very good value for money. I'd recommend staying for 1-2 nights as part of a combination with another of the camps nearby.
Like your video and the adventure in the wild of Africa.
if u truely wanna see the big 5 then i reccomend Kruger itself and surrounding lodges.all the lodges in sabi sands and timbavati are great for big 5 viewing
Thanks - one am thinking about going to.
What about Rra Ditau lodge ? Directly across the road from Marakele National Park , not too far from Marakele Predator Park ( white lions etc ) , excellent accommodations ( both standard or self catering ) , bar , restaurant, swimming pool and brai area along with pleasant staff on site . It certainly can't be that bad if Richard Hammond ( top gear ) chose to stay there can it ?
good work david. I am an IGCSE Geography teacher and love your work .have never used my passport i just teach most of the areas virtually. would love to travel one day
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Owsome video Sir😍😍😍. I am gonna get so freaking scared but😂😂😂😂...i mean lions all around and camping in the mid of the jungle...
There's no jungle in South Africa
how much does it cost to be there for 10 days?
Seems like you've been to some pretty remote places you should compile a list and make a video of the top most remote spots to visit/hike very hard to find a good list of spots without people
thank you!
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me too!
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WARNING Umkumbe is one of the worst lodges in South Africa, bad food, bad accommodation and bad guides. I have stayed there and approx another 20 lodges around Kruger.
Can you give us your best? I want to go
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We want to give people a real Africa experience - I wonder what percentage of Africans have a pool, gym and AC, just for starters..... ?
None!, probably reverse slavery can bring things such as those to their doorstep don’t you think?
Actually there are millionaires and billionaires in some African countries believe it or not. Don’t believe what you see or hear about Africa and Africans living in poverty. Africa has more natural resources than any continent in the world. Do some research before assuming things.
Probably less than 1%.
Don’t understand the point of the “bush walk” where if a predator defends its territory it would have to be shot and killed by the ranger. Ah humans
Maxwell Smart_086 - Be careful, your ignorance is showing or is it jealousy. Powerful emotions. Been doing Walking Safaring
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Walking Safaris for 12 + yrs with armed and unarmed Guides. Had adrenaline rushes but never felt threatened and we have encountered most things - big and small.
The aim is to see, not challenge, so one avoids confrontation by giving them (all) right of way etc.
Builds a much better understanding of natures anis less harmful to their environment. I urge you to try it for yourself and then judge us.
Bon Voyage
W1ll P0w3R - Done more than 30 Walks in the Bush with armed and unarmed Guides.
Never had a scenario where a gun was ever raised / aimed. Most animals avoid you, or you them - they have right of way . Your aim is to see them, not challenge, so confrontation is avoided - principal reasons why one takes an experienced Guide.
I urge you to try it and see for yourself, then decide.
W1ll P0w3R - PS. Doing 10 days in Sept 2018.
Dont be dumb. Ive been to them, they use tranquilizers, not bullets
The game drives are the best and the fact that the tour guides have information about the place that is good, the fact that we around the animals and we can learn about them is fun. The game reserve place to sleep is amazing