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Kambaku Safari
Lodge is situated in the heart of the Timbavati Private Nature
Reserve, which makes up the western boarder of the Kruger National Park.
Unfenced, Timbavati becomes part of a vast unspoilt natural wilderness area
that lies within the Greater Kruger National Park.
Kambaku (Solitary Bull elephant) is
named after one of the ‘Magnificent Seven’ tuskers who roamed the Kruger Park
for the greater part of the last century. These elephants were famous for their
impressive tusks – having at least one tusk with the estimated weight of over
60kg.
Each chalet at Kambaku takes its name
from one these great tuskers, and overlooks a private waterhole where constant
wildlife activity can be observed.
The camp is also eco-friendly and relies
on solar energy.
Accommodation
The eight thatched rooms at Kambaku
accommodate just sixteen guests and offer a variety of options ranging from the
honeymoon suite, family suites to double and twin rooms, depending on specific
requirements. The variety of its accommodations makes the lodge ideal for
hosting small family gatherings, intimate wedding parties, and exclusive
business events.
The accommodation is exclusive, yet
affordable, and designed to reflect the cool calmness in the heat of the
African bush. Four poster beds with classic draped mosquito nets grace every
room.
Each room is equipped with soft
lighting, overhead fans and 220V power points to charge batteries and other
devices.
Facilities
Bar and lounge area
Wi-Fi area
Boma
Small library
Pool board
Swimming pool
Activities
Game drives
Guided bush walks
Bush dinner or brunch
Educational games for children |