Winding wooden pathways lead the way from the main camp, through the lush gardens and to the secluded rooms, nestled into the bush. There are a total of 6 safari-style bedrooms that can accommodate up to 12 people. Rooms have comfortable king size beds with modern bathrooms which overlook the rugged bushveld.
The rooms are well equipped for a stylish and comfortable stay in the bush and are furnished in iconic safari-style decor with rustic finishes. A wooden balcony flows out from the luxury chalets, each of which incorporates plenty of light. Each room has air-conditioning, storage space and luxury bathroom amenities.
Nambu is the perfect hideaway to cocoon yourself in luxury while falling asleep to the sounds of nature.
Dotted among the trees, chalets make a statement with their bold exteriors. Interiors are more muted, and the rustic pieces used throughout pay homage to the surrounding environment. The outdoor patio is adorned with decking chairs and a seating area, making it ideal for taking in the sublime surroundings.
There are 6 chalets in total, each with a variety of configurations. There are two luxury chalets (rooms 1 and 2) with a private entrance and individual balconies overlooking the game-rich thickets below.
The standard chalets are adjacent with shared entrances (rooms 3/4 and 5/6), making it an ideal choice for groups and families travelling together. Rooms 4 and 6 have double showers, and rooms 3 and 5 have high-pressure single rain shower heads.
Each room has King size beds that can be configured to twin beds. Modern bathrooms with sweeping bushveld views and expansive showers ensure there’s a maximum level of comfort throughout.
Added value services include: a daily turndown, laundry service upon request, and an array of high-quality bathroom products. Rooms have all of the creature comforts from home such as air-conditioning, hanging space and basic bathroom amenities.
Nambu Camp is located in the Big 5 Olifants West Nature Reserve in the heart of the Greater Kruger, 16.2 km outside of Hoedspruit.
Guests fly to Hoedspruit/Eastgate Airport from Johannesburg, Cape Town or Durban, and are met by their host from Nambu and driven the last distance to camp. This last leg is a drive through a big five area, so keep your eyes peeled for early game-viewing.
Those choosing to self-drive from Johannesburg, can enjoy a scenic 5-hour drive to camp. Once in the reserve, self-drivers will find the roads easily navigable.
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