nDzuti Safari Camp

Destination

Klaserie Nature Reserve

Tucked away near the oxbow of the Klaserie River, nDzuti Safari Camp is a safari retreat fine-tuned by couple that runs it. Years of life spent in the bush and now settled on a luscious patch of Klaserie land, Bruce and Judy Meeser welcome their guests with fireside stories, an intricate understanding of their wild surroundings, and a splendid lodge housing 8 people in intimate comfort. A large garden, swimming pool, bar, fireplace, and viewing deck overlook a busy waterhole, while game drives traverse the hills and valleys of the region, while scrumptious meals add an unnecessary 'extra' to the nDzuti experience.

nDzuti Safari Camp Amenities

The setup of nDzuti Safari Camp includes the following features and facilities: 4 ensuite, air-conditioned bedrooms, equipped with wifi; central lounge with sitting area and leather couches; undercover patio adjoining the main area and the garden; indoor dining table, coffee section and honesty bar; small library area; daily cleaning and turn down service. Outside is a garden full of tall fever trees and all sorts of birds, a green lawn, and the following features: swimming pool; thatched outdoor bar; a lookout hide; a waterhole in front of camp in full view of the deck and boma area; sun-loungers; and tables and chairs. There are daily game drives conducted from camp, and the loose structure means that guests can plan to enjoy breakfasts in the bush or lunches in the river bed. Other amenities: - Patio - Swimming pool - Boma area - Outside bar - Interactive kitchen area - WiFi - 4 en-suite bedrooms - Air conditioning in each bedroom - Central lounge area - Dining area - Manicured garden and lawn surrounding - Lookout hide facing a water hole

Area Attractions

- Evening and morning game drives - Optional bush walks - Sundowners in the bush - Bird watching - Big 5 game viewing - Watch elephants from the lookout hide at - Picnics and bush dinners can be arranged on request - Traditional bush style dining – either under the trees or around the campfire