Nsala Wilderness Camp shares unfenced borders with the Klaserie and Timbavati Reserves, making it a part of the Greater Kruger wilderness area. The Big Five are most certainly present, but that is only the start of the wildlife array that can be seen from the camp itself and while out game viewing each morning and evening. If you’re lucky, you’ll be sitting by the pool when the elephants come to drink! Kudu, nyala, waterbuck, duiker, giraffe, zebra, and impala are among the commonly seen plant-eaters, along with the iconic elephant, buffalo, and rhino. Leopards stalk through the thick bush, while prides of lion laze about between huge feasts, offering some excellent predator viewing. Twice daily game drives include drinks and snacks enjoyed in the wilderness, and special bush dining can be arranged on special occasions for some unforgettable eating.
Below is a list of safari activities to expect while on safari with Nsala Wilderness Camp
Our day begins with a game drive. A typical day starts with an early morning wake-up call and an activity.
During the winter months morning game drives begin later and evening drives start a little earlier. In between the morning and evening activities there will be more than enough time for rest and relaxation.
Here is an idea of how a typical day on safari is structured:
05h30 Wake up for quick coffee before morning game drive
06h00 - 06h30 Morning game drive departs. Drive is roughly 3 hours.
09h00 Return to camp and spend the day relaxing
15h30 - 16:30 Depart for afternoon game drive, including sundowners. Drive is roughly 3 hours.
19h30 Return to camp with ready-made campfire in the boma, and a typical safari dinner set-up.
A safari game drive is an exciting and unforgettable way to experience African wildlife in its natural habitat. Here's what you can expect on a typical game drive:
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There are five thatched chalets that flow out from the main area of camp, which rests on an elevated area. Decor is subdued with a light colour palette carried throughout
The camp is perched on an elevated area, overlooking a small waterhole frequented by elephants. The camp includes a small swimming pool.
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