Overview & Rates

Validity	Special rate for advance booking	If booked within 30 days of travel	If booked within 7 days of travel
02 Feb - 30 Nov 2012	R 1,853.00	R 1,799.00	R 1,428.00
NORMAL SELLING RATE - R 2,250.00 RECEIVE A 36% DISCOUNT
**SPECIAL OFFERS**
February Valentine’s Specials Valid until 15 February, min stay two nights Includes a romantic turndown & a complimentary bottle of wine & snack basket in the room R 1,657.00
** Surcharges will apply over holiday periods & long weekends

• Tented accommodation
• All meals
• Teas & snacks
• Dawn & dusk safaris in open Land Rovers
• Bush Walks

• There will be a supplement of 50% on the per person sharing rate for single accommodation.

• All prices quoted are based on a minimum stay of two nights

About The Lodge & The Reserve

Reminiscent of an East African safari camp of old, Buffalo Camp offers visitors a unique and intimate experience of the African bush. It is ideally suited to those who wish to discover the bush without compromising on comfort.

Eight luxury canvas tents, each accommodating two guests, are set on stilts amongst the canopies of ancient trees which line a seasonal river. Each of the en suite tents are inter connected with wooden walkways, which run high above the riverbed. Landscaped by mother nature herself, the entertainment facilities which include lounge, dinning room and boma are surrounded by an indigenous garden.

A tranquil swimming pool lies tucked away and provides the perfect spot to while away idle moments between dawn and evening safaris, for the more adventurous join your ranger on a bush walk. An elephant back safari is also available to Buffalo Camp guests..

• Boma
• Swimming pool
• Elephant back safaris
• Bush walks

Kapama Private Game Reserve is situated in the Limpopo Province and was proclaimed a private nature reserve in December 1993. Covering approximately 13 000 hectares of prime big game territory, Kapama Private Game Reserve has succeeded in combining the wilderness of the bush with the comforts of five-star hospitality and facilities.

The name comes from Kapama, a Swazi king, whose tribe inhabited and hunted the northern Drakensberg mountain region around Mariepskop back in the 1880s. A game relocation programme was introduced and the reserve now supports a wide variety of game including elephant, buffalo, rhinoceros, and large populations of giraffe, impala, blue wildebeest and kudu. Predators include lion, leopard, cheetah, spotted hyena and many smaller species.

Romantic Sleep-out

Sleeping out under the African moon on the Kapama Romance Platform could be one of the most memorable nights of your life! Arrive at the double-story wooden platform, to a vision of billowing white mosquito netting surrounding a giant bed of white linen. It will take your breath away. This is your most private night in the bush; it is just you and the African animals in the wilderness.

You are quite safe, as the platform and luxury bathroom underneath (complete with flush toilet, rose-head shower and his and hers basins) are animal-proof. You are nevertheless, supplied with a radio and cellphone for your peace of mind.

Arrive before sunset and drink champagne with your picnic dinner, or come after your lodge dinner and witness an African bush fairytale, with lanterns glowing in the darkness. Relax and absorb the sights and sounds of wild Africa before sinking into a slumber, punctuated by the roar of a lion.

As dawn breaks you can call your ranger on the radio or set an appointed time in advance.

Map & Directions

• Take the N1/N4 from Johannesburg via Witbank and Middelburg towards Nelspruit
• Turn left on the R540 towards Belfast
• In center of town turn right to Dullstroom and then on to Lydenburg
• Pass through Lydenburg taking the R36 to Ohrigstad, through the Strijdom Tunnel to Hoedspruit
• Once through Hoedspruit, turn right at the T-junction onto the R40 to Klaserie / Bushbuck Ridge