HAMILTONS TENTED CAMP
Luxury tented camp in the Kruger National Park
- Magnificent cuisine served in the elegant dining room
- Sleep under canvas and hear the noises of the African bush
- The lodge is designed in an out of African style
- Enjoy Big Five game drives in the Kruger National Park
- The rangers are well trained and knowledgeable
ZAR R2850 per person
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Hamiltons Tented Camp DescriptionNamed after Colonel Stephenson Hamilton, who was instrumental in establishing the world famous Kruger National Park, Hamiltons Tented Camp reflects a safari adventure of the early twentieth century, where grace and style were the epitome of luxurious living. Hamiltons Tented Camp is one of South Africa's most unique camps with unrivalled design, service, ambience and personalised cuisine. All of which characterises an atmosphere of uncompromising elegance and a fine tradition of luxury in true 'Out of Africa' style. The lodge has a swimming pool and offers butler service. Six magnificent tents with flowing mosquito nets, slipper baths and a superb view of the Ngwenyeni dam are linked by raised timber walkways amongst ancient Jackalberry trees. The open tented lounge and dining room are perched on wooden decks while a secluded swimming pool and viewing deck offer ultimate privacy. All rooms are airconditioned and are linked by an intercom service. Hamiltons Tented Camp offers silver-service dining overlooking the river, where magnificent cuisine freshly prepared to your satisfaction, offers a menu as extensive as the African wilderness. Private dining is a romantic alternative, and bush picnics can also be arranged. Read about our visit to Hamilton's Lodge... |
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