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Klaserie Camps - Accommodation in Klaserie Private Nature Reserve, Limpopo, South Africa

Klaserie Camps - Accommodation in Klaserie Private Nature Reserve, Limpopo, are part of an exclusive privately owned wildlife sanctuary, ‘The Klaserie Private Nature Reserve’, which in turn is part of the Greater Kruger National Park. The reserve lies to the west of the Timbavati covering 60 000 ha on either side of the Klaserie River. The private nature of this wilderness sanctuary enables one to embrace the African bushveld in one's own time - to take in the sounds, sights and smells that make the bushveld such a unique experience. The camps, Nzumba Camp, Katara Camp and Timbila Camp, are located in the north-western sector of the reserve, traversing 8000 hectares with extensive access to the Klaserie River.

Price: 6

all included

3 camps

Nzumba Camp, located in a high lying area of the reserve is a traditional African safari lodge with the thatched central lodge looking south toward the Mariepskop in the Mpumalanga Drakensberg. The camp accommodates 10 guests in spacious thatched chalets with his and hers bathrooms and wide verandahs for relaxation during the day. The lounge with its leather chairs and memorabilia and dining room are evocative of the romantic colonial era. Katara Camp, located on the banks of the Klaserie River accommodates 14 guests in beautifully decorated stone thatched chalets. The central lodge with lounge, bar, pool, boma and viewing deck overlooks the Klaserie River. Timbila Camp is rustic 2-bed-roomed camp nestled beneath a canopy of Jackalberry trees along the banks of the Klaserie River.

Safaris within this untamed region of the Greater Kruger National Park focus on the bush and its ecosystems, with the added excitement of getting involved in the tracking of Africa’s big game. The rangers have taken great time to develop their safari to ensure that you come away with a better understanding of this very special environment. Bordering the Timbavati Game Reserve and Kruger National Park, this reserve is hot and dry for most of the year. The bush is sparse but soon recovers, if and when summer rains arrive. Game wanders freely over vast areas and you are likely to see all the usual animals of the African bush like lion, elephant, rhino, leopard and many antelopes.