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"A small, unfenced luxury safari camp on the reserve that emphasises immersion in the wild, with just five chalets and a 10-guest capacity offering a strong sense of isolation and close wildlife encounters. Guests regularly experience animals visiting camp — from zebras, warthogs and baboons at a waterhole near the Indaba lounge terrace to elephants coming down to drink from private plunge pools — and the lodge runs twice-daily game drives that give good chances of seeing the big five. The atmosphere blends intimate, high-end comfort (secluded decks, fynbos-infused gin and tonics at sunset) with expert guiding and deep local natural-history knowledge, making it a standout option for visitors wanting both luxury and authentic, up-close safari experiences." - Imogen Rowland