nThambo Tree Camp
Five thatched wooden chalets on stilts in an unfenced Klaserie concession
nThambo Tree Camp
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Teak decking anchors five thatched chalets raised on stilts at eye level with the tree canopy in the Klaserie Private Nature Reserve, part of the Greater Kruger ecosystem. Each chalet is canvas-walled and holds twin or king beds, an en-suite shower, a safe, mosquito netting, and a private balcony facing the plains and the Drakensberg range beyond. The camp is unfenced. Wildlife crosses the property freely.
The main lodge includes a lounge, dining area, bar, and a splash pool overlooking a small waterhole visited by elephants during the dry months. Evenings gather around the boma fire. The camp is solar-powered and accommodates ten guests in total. Children aged twelve and older are welcome.
Twice-daily game drives depart in open four-wheel-drive vehicles with a qualified guide and tracker, one at dawn and one in the late afternoon extending into night. A coffee stop punctuates the morning drive; sundowners mark the afternoon. Optional guided bush walks leave after breakfast and are weather-dependent. Big Five sightings are frequent; lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo, and rhino share the sixty-thousand-hectare reserve with giraffe, zebra, hyena, kudu, impala, and wild dog. Birdlife includes white-backed vulture, martial eagle, lilac-breasted roller, and yellow-billed hornbill. Wireless internet is available in the main area.
The main lodge includes a lounge, dining area, bar, and a splash pool overlooking a small waterhole visited by elephants during the dry months. Evenings gather around the boma fire. The camp is solar-powered and accommodates ten guests in total. Children aged twelve and older are welcome.
Twice-daily game drives depart in open four-wheel-drive vehicles with a qualified guide and tracker, one at dawn and one in the late afternoon extending into night. A coffee stop punctuates the morning drive; sundowners mark the afternoon. Optional guided bush walks leave after breakfast and are weather-dependent. Big Five sightings are frequent; lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo, and rhino share the sixty-thousand-hectare reserve with giraffe, zebra, hyena, kudu, impala, and wild dog. Birdlife includes white-backed vulture, martial eagle, lilac-breasted roller, and yellow-billed hornbill. Wireless internet is available in the main area.