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MoAfrika Tours now offers an exciting new 3-day nDzuti Safari Camp in Maseke Game Reserve in the Balule North area of the Greater Kruger Park. This camp is operated by Wildlife Encounters and provides the ideal venue from where to watch the famous Big 5 and the other African creatures or depart on open safari vehicles for game drives in the morning and in the afternoon. You can even walk around with an armed ranger to get even closer to nature here. The Maseke Game Reserve is named after the Maseke people of Ba-Phalaborwa who was given ownership of four properties in 2014. The return of the land was dependent on the condition that the farms be preserved in their original state as protected zones. Today, Maseke is an integral part of the Greater Kruger Park, and a crucial roleplayer in the conservation of African wildlife.
Accommodation at nDzuti is provided in nDzuti Tented Bush Camp, four two room chalets, and luxury tents.
The nDzuti Safari Camp was established on the shady slopes of a koppie, which is the term used for rocky outcrops in Africa. In the native Shangaan language, the word “nDzuti” can mean either “shadow” or “shade.”
The glistening swimming pool is the focal point of the camp. It is situated on the terrace so that guests can watch animals approach to the waterhole from the pool. The central space and the reed boma are finished off with a dining pavilion and a thatched bar.
The garden is not fenced and is equipped with a small splash pool, hammocks, and a thatched sitting area that is comfortable even when the temperature is high.
The four luxury tents with views over the waterhole are brand new additions, and they provide guests the opportunity to have an unforgettable experience by sleeping under canvas. A touch of luxury was added with amenities such as en suite toilets, doors rather than zips with flaps, and air conditioning.
The beds in the tents are comfortable and come with bedside tables, baggage racks, and mats to round off the interior. The modest patio is furnished with two locally crafted and hand-made “Morris chairs” and a table. A flush toilet, basin, and a shower are fitted in the outdoor bathroom next to the tent.
The four chalets evenly placed apart from one another in an indigenous garden are spacious and generously spaced; each of them can accommodate four people, making them an excellent option for families. The chalets offer a refreshingly cool and comfortable environment year-round.
Each chalet has a lounge, patio, and two separate bedrooms with en suite bathrooms fitted with a shower and a bathtub.
A central lounge, which features a tea and coffee station, wildlife prints, and doors leading into the opposing bedrooms, is accessed through French doors. Each of the cabins has its own path that leads to the main dining pavilion and swimming pool.
You might also like our 4-Day nDzuti Camp Safari.
You might also like our 5-Day nDzuti Camp Safari.
MoAfrika Tours now offers an exciting new 3-day nDzuti Safari Camp in Maseke Game Reserve in the Balule North area of the Greater Kruger Park. This camp is operated by Wildlife Encounters and provides the ideal venue from where to watch the famous Big 5 and the other African creatures or depart on open safari vehicles for game drives in the morning and in the afternoon. You can even walk around with an armed ranger to get even closer to nature here. The Maseke Game Reserve is named after the Maseke people of Ba-Phalaborwa who was given ownership of four properties in 2014. The return of the land was dependent on the condition that the farms be preserved in their original state as protected zones. Today, Maseke is an integral part of the Greater Kruger Park, and a crucial roleplayer in the conservation of African wildlife.
Accommodation at nDzuti is provided in nDzuti Tented Bush Camp, four two room chalets, and luxury tents.
The nDzuti Safari Camp was established on the shady slopes of a koppie, which is the term used for rocky outcrops in Africa. In the native Shangaan language, the word “nDzuti” can mean either “shadow” or “shade.”
The glistening swimming pool is the focal point of the camp. It is situated on the terrace so that guests can watch animals approach to the waterhole from the pool. The central space and the reed boma are finished off with a dining pavilion and a thatched bar.
The garden is not fenced and is equipped with a small splash pool, hammocks, and a thatched sitting area that is comfortable even when the temperature is high.
The four luxury tents with views over the waterhole are brand new additions, and they provide guests the opportunity to have an unforgettable experience by sleeping under canvas. A touch of luxury was added with amenities such as en suite toilets, doors rather than zips with flaps, and air conditioning.
The beds in the tents are comfortable and come with bedside tables, baggage racks, and mats to round off the interior. The modest patio is furnished with two locally crafted and hand-made “Morris chairs” and a table. A flush toilet, basin, and a shower are fitted in the outdoor bathroom next to the tent.
The four chalets evenly placed apart from one another in an indigenous garden are spacious and generously spaced; each of them can accommodate four people, making them an excellent option for families. The chalets offer a refreshingly cool and comfortable environment year-round.
Each chalet has a lounge, patio, and two separate bedrooms with en suite bathrooms fitted with a shower and a bathtub.
A central lounge, which features a tea and coffee station, wildlife prints, and doors leading into the opposing bedrooms, is accessed through French doors. Each of the cabins has its own path that leads to the main dining pavilion and swimming pool.
You might also like our 4-Day nDzuti Camp Safari.
You might also like our 5-Day nDzuti Camp Safari.
Guests are collected from the Bus Terminal at OR Tambo Airport in Johannesburg by 07:00 in the morning and transferred by road to nDzuti Camp. Upon arrival, they will be welcomed by a light lunch and have time for a bit of relaxation before the first adventure starts. During mid-afternoon, they will depart on an open safari vehicle for a game drive until after sunset. Back at the camp, dinner will be served.
Guests need to rise early for their first-morning safari drive in an open vehicle. They will be back at the camp in time for breakfast and some relaxation or walking about. After a light lunch is served, there is time for more relaxation, perhaps at the pool, before the afternoon open vehicle safari drive. Dinner will await at the camp when they return from the game drive.
The day will start with an open vehicle morning safari drive again, followed by breakfast back at the camp. After breakfast guests will depart for the return journey. They will be dropped off at Johannesburg OR Tambo Airport bus terminal between 17:30 and 18:00.
Collection and Drop off
Guests are collected from Johannesburg OR Tambo International Airport between 7:00 and 7:30. Collections from any other Johannesburg hotels or addresses are possible at additional rates.
Guests are dropped off at Johannesburg OR Tambo Airport around 17:00, other hotels or addresses can be arranged at additional rates.
MoAfrika Tours and its service providers provide cost-effective transfers for groups of 2 – 12 people per vehicle; please let us know if you prefer a private tour (additional rates may apply).
Keep in mind that if you plan to fly out of OR Tambo International Airport on the last day of the safari tour, we recommend booking a domestic flight no earlier than 19:30 and an international flight no earlier than 21:00.
The 3-day nDzuti Camp Safari is inclusive of collection at Johannesburg OR Tambo Airport Bus Terminal and transfers to the camp. It also includes 2 nights accommodation, meals daily, guided bush walks and safari drives. The safari offers an immersive experience with open-air vehicle drives led by expert guides and the opportunity to walk through the African bush.
Typical exclusions are beverages and a conservation fee (R450 per person) payable at the camp upon arrival.
Yes, you can go on guided hikes with armed rangers. This will allow you to see wildlife up-close.
Guests are collected from the Bus Terminal at OR Tambo Airport in Johannesburg by 07:00 in the morning and transferred by road to nDzuti Camp. Upon arrival, they will be welcomed by a light lunch and have time for a bit of relaxation before the first adventure starts. During mid-afternoon, they will depart on an open safari vehicle for a game drive until after sunset. Back at the camp, dinner will be served.
Guests need to rise early for their first-morning safari drive in an open vehicle. They will be back at the camp in time for breakfast and some relaxation or walking about. After a light lunch is served, there is time for more relaxation, perhaps at the pool, before the afternoon open vehicle safari drive. Dinner will await at the camp when they return from the game drive.
The day will start with an open vehicle morning safari drive again, followed by breakfast back at the camp. After breakfast guests will depart for the return journey. They will be dropped off at Johannesburg OR Tambo Airport bus terminal between 17:30 and 18:00.
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