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Ndzhaka Safari Camp - Manyeleti Private Reserve - Kruger Private Reserves

Ndzhaka safari camp is situated in the Manyeleti Private Reserve within the Kruger National Park. It shares an un-fenced borders with Kruger National Park, Sabi Sand and Timbavati Private Nature Reserves which guarantees an incredible wildlife experience. As the wildlife move freely between the four reserves, this is Ndzhaka offers a magical place to experience Kruger National Park and view Africa's Big 5 and much more.

Ndzhaka offers a rustic and authentic safari accommodation.  Hidden in a dense environment of riverine forest on the banks of the seasonal N’waswitsontso river, the camp is in close proximity to the dam, this attracts many herds of elephants and Cape buffaloes which attracts predators to the area. Ndzhaka’s close proximity to the dam ensures an abundance of wildlife including an amazing birding experience around the camp as they move to and from the water to drink. Besides the resident herd of nyalas, big game is often sighted in the thick bush surrounding the camp.

The word Ndzhaka means "heritage" and with the friendly hospitality of the local staff and the thrill of being so close to wildlife and nature, the camp is a true African gem. The camp is known and loved for its rustic, no-frills ambiance and maintains a feeling of exclusivity with only five two-sleeper safari tents with open-air en-suite bathrooms all on individual raised wooden decks.  As the camp is electricity-free, solar or paraffin lanterns are provided for light at night.

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Price Includes

Authentic safari accommodation - Three meals daily - Two game drives per day - Optional walking safaris

ENQUIRY FORM - NDZHAKA SAFARI CAMP

    What to pack:

    - Comfortable light clothing for summer months, including a swimming costume.

    - A very warm jacket for game drives during winter – conditions can be chilly!

    - Walking shoes and socks.

    - Sunhat, sunglasses and sunscreen (the African sun is harsh for the unprotected body).

    - Camera and plenty of film/ memory space.

    - A good book.