Location
Greater Kruger Park, South Africa

Tanda Tula Safari Camp offers a gracious experience of the Greater Kruger area, in an elegant setting with a down-to-earth atmosphere. Situated in the heart of it all inside Timbavati Private Nature Reserve, which borders renowned Kruger National Park, the camp provides a most comfortable base from which to explore this quintessential African wildlife destination, featuring the Big Five as well as other big cats and a menagerie of mammals. 

Tanda Tula's 12 thatched-roof, canvas-sided suites are secluded under a thicket of majestic trees and connected to a private deck that overlooks the Nhlaralumi riverbed. En suite bathrooms feature a Victorian porcelain soaking tub and both indoor and enclosed outdoor showers. Venture over to the central area to cool off in the swimming pool as you watch buffalo and elephants enjoy the watering hole, or sip an afternoon cocktail from the nearby bar. Feast on traditional braai, or barbeque, in the open-air boma beside the campfire as you are treated to a cultural performance featuring local songs and dances, or choose to dine under the stars next to the river. The main lounge features stylish, comfortable furnishings focused on a log fireplace, plus bookshelves filled with titles for your enjoyment while in camp. A gift shop features safari clothing as well as arts and crafts from the region. 

Timbavati, which covers more than 100,000 acres, is known for its diversity of animals including the famous Big Five. During your stay, you are likely to spot a variety of wildlife including elephant, lion, leopard, large herds of buffalo, rhino, zebra, giraffe, wildebeest, kudu and the rare wild dogs. Two daily game drives are led by professional guides and trackers. Game drive vehicles accommodate a maximum of 6 guests in order to ensure an exclusive safari experience. Safari walks are a special highlight, too. Your expert guide will help you track game on foot as you explore the wild landscape up close while learning more about the smaller creatures and flora of the region.