Kruger National Park - Bush Camps

In a densely-wooded setting, Biyamiti Camp offers the opportunity to witness wildlife with various game drives, bush walks and night drives. Some of the animals to be seen in the area are giraffe, impala, elephant, rhinos; both white and black, buffalo, hippos, lions, leopards, wild dogs and hyenas. Situated on the bank of the Biyamiti River, the camp has 15 family cottages plus luxury self-catering accommodation. A maximum of 70 guests can be accommodated

Situated in a remote, scenic setting along the banks of the Letaba River, Shimuwini is a favourite with many visitors. The private camp has 15 family cottages which can accommodate up to 71 visitors. Game can be viewed on guided morning and night game drives. Wildlife can be tracked on foot during guided bush walks.

Sirheni is a small camp on the banks of Sirheni Dam. This camp is the northernmost camp of Kruger National Park's five bush camps. Sirheni can accommodate a maximum of 80 visitors in its 15 fully-equipped cottages.

A game walk can be ventured through the natural tree tunnel along the river. Sirheni Camp has two superb hides positioned to give views over the water and surroundings where birds are observed as well as the camp's resident leopard.

Night drives and guided bush walks can be arranged.

Talamati Camp is set in rich grassland with views of the large and diverse herds of grazers. Talamati Camp is situated in a large open valley with 15 fully-equipped guest cottages that can accommodate a maximum of 80 guests. Wildlife can be tracked on foot.

Game drives can be arranged.