What to Expect
Nsala Safari Camp is an intimate and rustic bush camp hugged within the arm of the Marula and towering leadwood tree perched on the banks of a dry riverbed overlooking the gentle bend of the meandering river. Nsala Safari Camp is nestled within 5,000 hectares of traverse, the majority of which is within the Timbavati and comprises of a mixture of bushveld interspersed with dry riverbeds and riverine vegetation. Nsala Safari Camp offers unparalleled game viewing opportunities in a concession considered a sanctuary for wildlife.
Highlights
Nsala features three thatched chalets. Each of the spacious chalets is fully-enclosed with wooden glass sliding door which leads onto a small patio featuring table and chairs. The bathroom is set in a separate room, offering a toilet, a sink, bathroom furniture as well as an expansive shower. The chalets can either be configured in a twin-bed or king set-up. The camp has been constructed on an elevated area which is sheltered by a high-reaching thatched roof. The design of is safari camp in South Africa is basic in its structure offering all the charm of a bygone era while not compromising on modern comforts and conveniences.
The Nsala Private Game Reserve is home to the Big Five and features a wealth of mammals and other predators. Guests explore on their safari drives lions, leopards, hyenas, cheetahs, African wild dogs, and the Nile crocodiles to mention but a few of the predators found here. Smaller wildlife includes jackals, mongooses, civets, and genets, among others. As this area has various riverbeds, plenty of den sites are available for big cats. Furthermore, mammals can be admired during the morning and afternoon safaris such as elephants, giraffes, hippos, buffalos, and rhinos. The varied habitat forms a bird watchers paradise with water birds such as herons, storks, spoonbills, and sandpipers being found here.
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