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– 3 Nights in Timbavati Game Reserve – Umlani Bush Camp
3 Nights in total from ZAR 11 700 PP (Contact for live rates)
Breakaway for a three-night safari to Timbavati Game Reserve, in the Greater Kruger area. The private reserve shares an unfenced border with Kruger National Park and promise to not dissapoint when it comes to wildlife sightings.
Stay at Umlani Bush Camp, where you reconnect with the great outdoors.
Included:
- 3 x night’s accommodation
- 3 meals per day & All local branded drinks
- 2 x game drives per day
- Optional bush walks
Excluded
- Transfers to and from Umlani
- Vehicle permit – Payable at the Timbavati Gate. R 210.00 ONCE OFF
Conservation Levy SA Citizens R 100.00 pp/night
SADC Citizens R 200.00 pp/night
International Guests –Adults R 400.00 pp/night
International Guests –Under 12’s R 200.00 pp/night
Subject to change
How to get started?
Your journey begins
Eco friendly bliss...
At Umlani Bushcamp, everything that is done is influenced by their commitment to responsible tourism. This means that they take great care to treat people and the environment with respect by actively minimizing the negative impact on the surroundings and making positive contributions wherever possible.
When you stay here, you will be back to basics, with no electricity, making use of 100% solar power
Stay 3 nights at Umlani Bush Camp
A memorable bush adventure
Stay 3 x nights in one of the four double huts that come with double beds, en-suite facilities including an open-air bush shower. Comfortably fitted with white mosquito nets, crisp white linen, and towels as well as with standard bathroom amenities, the huts also have bottled water (although the tap water is perfectly safe to drink) and insect repellent.
You will be taken out on two game drives per day, in open-top 4 wheel drive vehicles. The morning game drive will leave at dawn and the night drive will leave in the late afternoon. There is always a ranger on stand-by for an optional morning bush walk.
During the day you can go on short walks with the ranger after breakfast, or lounge in the hammocks around the swimming pool sipping your favorite drink. Alternatively, laze away the day in the spacious bush bar and deck overlooking the riverbed and watering hole. For exclusive tranquility, there is a treehouse about 2.5 km from the camp overlooking a dam, where you can go for an hour or two with blankets and big comfortable pillows as well as a cooler box with drinks.
In the evening you will be treated to pre-dinner drinks in the traditional boma around the fire, followed by one of Umlani’s award-winning meals in the candlelit dining room, or out in the open riverbed surrounded by flares and cauldron fires.
The END OF THE ROAD….for now