Overview & Rates

Validity	If booked within 14 days of travel
29 - 31 January 2012	R 3,500.00
01 - 29 February 2012	R 3,900.00
**SPECIAL OFFERS**
Special Offers may apply for reservations made within 45 days of travel, as well as 'long stays of 4 nights or more' - please call BushBreaks for more information - 0861 00 44 55
** Surcharges will apply over Easter, holiday periods & long weekends

• Accommodation in en-suite air conditioned cottages
• Two Game drives per day
• Bush walks
• 3 delicious meals daily
• Sundowner drinks on game drives
• House wines, local brand spirits, beers and soft drinks
• Afternoon tea
• Laundry
• Emergency medical evacuation insurance
• VAT

• No single supplement is payable for the first two single rooms per booking. Thereafter the single supplement will be 50%

• One child aged 0 to 5 years will stay free of charge when sharing with 1 full paying adult
• One child aged 6 to 11 years will pay less 50% when sharing with 1 full paying adult

• Rates quoted are only applicable to South African Residents
• Discounted rates for Overseas Residents are available on request
• Minimum stay 2 nights
• Only applicable to bookings made within 14 days of travel
• A Gate entrance fee of R120 per vehicle and an entrance fee of R30 per person is applicable. Valid until further notice and subject to change.

About The Lodge & The Reserve

The bedrooms of one of the most luxurious safari lodges South Africa offers consist of eighteen guest cottages with private verandahs offering magnificent views of the surrounding bush.

Kirkman's Kamp's luxury safari lodge cottages all have en-suite bathrooms with showers, and true to the olden day feel - feature ball and claw baths. Air-conditioning and ceiling fans provide welcome relief from the heat of the African Sun.

The colonial atmosphere of an old South African homestead complete with both style and luxury is cherished.

In the interests of personal safety, and in keeping with the exclusivity synonymous with Kirkman's Kamp.

Overlooking the Sand River, this South African game lodge has spectacular views of the unspoilt wilderness as far as the eye can see. Kirkman's Kamp is a historic and famous camp which was originally built in the early 1920's. Kirkman's Kamp was named in honour of W. Harry Kirkman, one of South Africa 's foremost conservationists, who began his illustrious career as a ranger in Toulon in 1927.

The colonial atmosphere of gracious style and luxury has been retained and one steps back in time upon entering the old homestead, which now serves as the recreational hub of the camp. The large lounge, decorated in 1920 style, leads through double French doors onto rolling lawns that provide a velvety contrast to the wild and tumbling bush surrounding the camp.

Breakfast and lunch are either served in the new air-conditioned dining area, or on the shady surrounding verandahs. Dinner at this South African game lodge is a very special event taken under the stars in the boma around a campfire..

• En-suite bathroom including a separate shower
• Full range of guest amenities such as shampoo, bath oil, body lotions, etc
• Insect proof screening on all windows and sliding doors.
• Hair dryers.
• Bath robes.
• Insect repellant supplied in all bedrooms and on all vehicles
• Private verandahs overlooking the bush.
• Purified water.
• Tennis court - racquets and balls available.
• Open air boma where dinner is enjoyed under the stars.
• nternational direct dial telephones in each bedroom - 24 hours.
• Facsimile.
• 24-hour air-conditioning and heating.
• Room service.
• Separate tour guides accommodation.
• Safari bar including an international selection of beverages.
• Safari shop.
• Tea and coffee making facilities in each room.
• Safety deposit facilities.

This reserve shares 50km of unfenced boundary with Kruger National Park and animals are at liberty to go wherever they wish - but they tend to stay right where they are! This is because the Sand River and Sabi River supply much needed water in the dry season and create an eco-system with one of the highest and most bio-diverse wildlife populations in Southern Africa. This is the reason why it is quite possible to see the 'Big Five' (lion, leopard, rhinoceros, buffalo and elephant) as well as numerous other animals and birds in a couple of days, or even a couple of hours in Sabi Sand.

Directions

Recommended route from Johannesburg or Pretoria.
Take the N12, or N4 highway to Nelspruit and White River.
Take the R40 from Nelspruit to Hazyview. At Hazyview turn right onto the R536 towards the Paul Kruger Gate. Continue past the "Exeter" turn off, taking note of "Lisbon Stall" on your right. Shortly thereafter approx 1.1 kms further, take the next left onto gravel road, sign posted " Kirkman's Kamp" (along with Lion Sands, Mala Mala etc).
At the next sharp bend follow the "Exeter" sign.
The total distance on the gravel road is 8.6km. You will reach "Shaw's Gate".The entrance fees into the Sabi Sabi Game Reserve by road is R 80.00 per vehicle. Kirkman's Kamp is sign posted from here on.

(If you choose to ask the Gate Guard for directions, please specify Kirkman's Kamp)