The camp is decorated in a simple style with touches of Africa throughout and the tones used reflect that of being on safari, fitting in harmoniously with the natural surroundings. Every tent is exactly the same, canvased walls, mesh windows, private decks and even your very own plunge pool to enjoy. Large doors open up so you can make the most of the incredible views around; it’s a peaceful camp and a wonderful place to wind down after a trip or enjoy prior to one.

Although a controversial subject the encounters at Elephant Camp are run by Wild Horizons and are due to 2 incredible species being orphaned. The first is the elephant interaction, thanks to the sanctuary on the concession in the 1990’s elephants were orphaned and raised here. These gorgeous creatures are very well looked after, and this is run with a strong concern for ethical responsibility. The other is the encounter with Sylvester, the Cheetah orphaned as a cub. As he grew, he was passed to a wildlife trust and is well looked after and monitored daily. Free to roam the concession as he pleases, he has become well habituated and has even been an ambassador to help teach the local children about human-wildlife conflict.