Nzumba Camp is located in the North-Western part of Klaserie Private Nature Reserve which lies nestled between the Timbavati, Balule & Kruger National Park. The private nature of this remote wilderness sanctuary enables our valued guests to embrace, in their own time, the sounds, sights and smells of this authentic African bushveld experience. Devoid of other vehicle activity, you will be able to enjoy exclusive sightings, therefore offering great photo and video opportunities. A home-away-from-home feeling envelopes you as our passionate team indulges you and our inspired chefs take you on a culinary journey.

Chalets with private verandas are luxurious, fitted with air-conditioning, private minibars and coffee stations and flank both sides of the main Lodge. Each chalet overlooks the pool and flowing lawns that border onto the bushveld and a close-by waterhole that is often frequented by a variety of game.

The heart of Nzumba is the main area which entices guests to its various lounges to relax and lie back in the comfortable leather chairs surrounded by memorabilia evocative of the romantic colonial era. The upstairs bar & library lounges lead out onto verandahs which provide a perfect viewpoint onto the waterhole.

Nzumba traverses 7 000ha of pristine bushveld including the picturesque Klaserie River, which is the life blood of the reserve, as well as the well-known Olifants River which flows into the Kruger National Park. Safaris within this untamed region of the Greater Kruger National Park focus on the bush and its eco-systems, with the added excitement of getting involved in the tracking of Africa’s big game. The experienced guides have taken great time to develop their safaris to ensure that you come away with a better understanding of this very special environment. Greet the day with an early morning game drive, being part of nature waking up, which includes a delectable coffee stop with homemade treats, as part of this experience.

Complete your day’s activities with an afternoon game drive, enjoying a drink watching the iconic African sunset before returning to camp on a night drive, enjoying the excitement that comes with viewing nocturnal animals.