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| Spacious and comfortable accommodation is provided. Camps are traditional hunting camps with running hot and cold water. Mouth watering meals are prepared on hot glowing embers, all you need to do is, RELAX and enjoy your well deserved African Hunting Safari. | |
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ACCOMMODATIONS NORMALLY VARY FROM AREA TO AREA |
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| THE FLY CAMP | |
| The fly camp (pioneer) is mainly used in remote areas where everything has to be transported to the campsite. Very careful planning has to go into erecting such a camp. A good knowledge of the surrounding area and what it can offer has to be considered. Although all the basic essentials exist in such a camp, it is recommended for the people who like to stay amongst the wild animals. |
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| THE TENT CAMP | |
| A typical tent camp such as shown here are better equipped than the fly camps. These camps can host as many as twelve persons. This camp serves generally as a base camp with more facilities than that of the fly camp. | |
| THE CHALETS | |
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Chalets are the most modern of them all. A true African style with thatch roofs that blend in with the surroundings has become a trademark of these camps. Facilities such as swimming pools and some type of air conditioning are common in these camps. 90% of all modern game lodges have these facilities and are very popular, if considered that the daily temperatures can easily sore in to the 40 Celsius in summer and 4 Celsius in winter. Winter mornings are very crisp but gradually heat up during the day. |
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