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At Kambaku, you will find a
refuge - a place of exquisite beauty and peace set amidst several
thousand hectares of pristine Timbavati Wilderness, which is part of
the greater Kruger Park Ecosystem. You will return restored and
rejuvenated - having absorbed the magical energy and spiritual
presence inherent to the bush - a natural "tonic" that everyone should
experience on a regular basis.
Kambaku is situated in the
Timbavati Game Reserve in the Northern Province, South Africa. For
millions of years, the Timbavati has remained untouched, retaining its
wild rugged character and is home to all of Africa's big game.
You will return restored and
rejuvenated - having absorbed the magical energy and spiritual
presence inherent to the bush - a natural "tonic" that everyone should
experience on a regular basis. Akeru is situated in the Timbavati Game
Reserve in the Northern Province, South Africa. For millions of years,
the Timbavati has remained untouched, retaining its wild rugged
character and is home to all of Africa's big game.
At Kambaku, you will find a refuge - a place of
exquisite beauty and peace set amidst several thousand hectares of
pristine Timbavati wilderness, wherein vehicle activity is kept to a
minimum and radio contact utilized to maximize sightings of
interest. The camp overlooks a waterhole which is visited by the
Timbavati's small and big game. Time stands still here for guests
who while away many an hour relaxing at the pool watching the
animals quench their thirst. We have created a home away-from-home
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Accommodation:
Our social area includes a lounge with
fireplace, a bar, an elevated loft area, an inside and outside dining
room and the ultimate al fresco experience - an open air boma.
Lanterns for light, eco-friendly battery power for fans and gas
geysers for hot water are just some of the specifics that ensure an
original luxurious rustic bush experience. Four poster beds, white
linen and draped mosquito nets ensure absolute romance.
Each of the seven thatched chalets is en-suite with both shower and
bath. The rooms offer a combination of family suites, doubles and
twins to satisfy everyone's specific requirements.
Honeymoon Suite
Our much awaited “Honeymoon suite” was launched
recently. This room is fitted out with a Kingsized four poster bed and
has a unique and ethnic style. Funky beaded throws, bright cushions
and accessories add a splash of color whilst aged black and white
photographs blend it in to create the old timeless feel that is Akeru.
This room has a private patio with a view of the waterhole. |
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Chalet Two, a double room
with a full bathroom en-suite which includes a "his and hers"
wash hand basin. The suite has a private veranda with a
wonderful view of the waterhole and lodge.
Chalet Three,
a family chalet that has a double bed in the main room and two
singles in an adjoining room. The adjoining room has access to
the en-suite bathroom via the main room which makes it ideal for
families or friends wishing to share. This chalet overlooks the
lodges' well manicured gardens.
Chalet
Four, a family chalet that has one double and one twin room
each with their own entrances. The rooms are completely private
and each has a separate entrance to the shared en-suite
bathroom. The chalet overlooks the camps inviting swimming pool.
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| Chalet Five, a double room with a king size bed and
a full bathroom en-suite, including a raised bath. The
chalet is centrally situated close to the main building
and its amenities.
Chalet Six, a twin room with a full bathroom
en-suite that has a raised bath overlooking the bush.
Chalet Seven, a twin room with a full
bathroom en-suite also with a raised bath that
enjoys a great view of the waterhole in front of the
lodge from the private patio.
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| Facilities:
The social area includes a lounge with
fireplace, a bar, an elevated loft area, an inside and outside dining area
and the ultimate al fresco experience - an open air boma. The camp
accommodates just sixteen guests and is ideal for hosting small gatherings
of family, friends, mini brain storming sessions and staff incentives. Our
professional armed rangers and trackers conduct all game drives in pursuit
of Africa's big five and other game, birds and reptiles. Daily walks are
encouraged, thus ensuring that the more fascinating aspects of our fauna
and flora are not overlooked - emphasizing an appreciation of the complete
wilderness experience. Meals are typical "home-cooking" gastronomic
affairs and great care is taken to ensure that even the most discerning
taste buds are well satisfied.
General
Information:
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CLOTHING AND ACCESSORIES: - Dress code is bushveld casual and light weight, but a
sweater may be required During the winter, June, July and August warm
clothes are necessary during early morning and at night. A hat, sunscreen,
flashlight and binoculars will add pleasure to your stay.
HEALTH: Precaution against malaria is necessary.
CLIMATE: - Winter: May to September are
mild to pleasant during day time. However, nights can be cold, warm
clothing is recommended.
Summer: October to April - is hot to very hot with occasional rainfall.
Protection from the sun is necessary.
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Game Viewing / Activities:
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Our safaris depart just after sunrise each
day in an open fully equipped vehicle. Tracking Africa's big game, the
evening safari leaves after you have enjoyed afternoon tea and
continues into the night after sundowners at a panoramic viewpoint.
The evening holds a sense of anticipation as the rare and elusive
nocturnal species begin their night activities. You will return
restored and rejuvenated - having absorbed the magical energy and
spiritual presence inherent to the bush - a natural "tonic" that
everyone should experience on a regular basis.
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Rates:
 Please contact us for a suggested
itinerary and quote
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