Honeyguide Tented Safari Camps

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Honeyguide Tented Safari Camps

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Manyeleti Game Reserve, Orpen Gate, 1380, South Africa

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Grand Designs: Hotels That Rival Nearby National Parks

"Luxury tented camps near Kruger National Park, located in Manyeleti Game Reserve and managed by the Mnisi tribe." - Mark Fedeli

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The Safari Hotels of South Africa

"The Manyeleti Game Reserve... is home to some humans as well, namely the Mnisi tribe, who own and manage the lands, and guests of the Honeyguide Tented Safari Camps." - Mark Fedeli

https://guide.michelin.com/us/en/article/travel/michelin-guide-safari-hotels-of-south-africa
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Great MICHELIN Guide Hotels for Glamping

"At the edge of South Africa’s famed Kruger National Park is the private Manyeleti Game Reserve." - Mark Fedeli

https://guide.michelin.com/us/en/article/travel/great-michelin-guide-hotels-for-glamping
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Honeyguide Tented Safari Camps, Manyeleti Game Reserve, Kruger, South Africa - Explore & Book

"Manyeleti Game Reserve is a 23,000-hectare concession bordering South Africa's famous Kruger National Park. It's prime 'Big 5' country, and because it's private, there are only a handful of jeeps on the prowl at any time. Sightings of lions, buffalo and elephants are near certain, birdlife is rich and colourful, and the guides are extremely knowledgeable. Sightings of other humans, however, are extremely rare. That's because there are only a handful of camps in the reserve, 2 of which are run by Honeyguide. They offer simple but elegant accommodation, one more colonial in style, the other more contemporary. The food is plentiful and tasty, and there's a pool to cool off in between your 2 daily game drives. Or you can take a walking safari - there’s nothing like an encounter with an elephant or lion on foot to get the adrenaline pumping! This is a place to really experience life in the bush, while enjoying comfortable accommodation. Highs Some of the best game drives and close-up animal sightings in South Africa, without the crowds, yet still affordable Experienced, knowledgeable and friendly rangers The thrill of watching elephants stroll past the tent and drink from the swimming pool - the reserve and camps are unfenced so animals roam freely Authentic bush camp experience - Mantobeni Camp feels especially close to nature - it speaks of wild animals and dark nights Khoka Moya Camp is more stylish with larger tents and welcomes children of all ages (most camps don't) Lows Communal dining may be too much if you’ve come for a romantic break, but most enjoy the sociable vibe Solar-powered lamps don’t last all night! Don't expect 5-star luxury - the communal areas and tents are more modest than our other recommended safari lodges in the Kruger Tents can get rather hot in summer (but there are fans) and cold on winter nights (but electric blankets are provided) Watch out for cheeky monkeys around your tent" - Davina Mackail

https://www.i-escape.com/honeyguide-tented-safari-camps
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Honeyguide Tented Safari Camps (Kruger National Park, South Africa) Hotel Reviews | Tablet Hotels

"Bordering on South Africa’s famed Kruger National Park is the Manyeleti Game Reserve, encompassing nearly a hundred square miles of wild bush, populated by all manner of game, up to and including the Big Five. It’s home to some humans as well, namely the Mnisi tribe, who own and manage the lands. And now it’s open to a select few visitors as well, guests of the Honeyguide Tented Safari Camps." - Tablet Hotels

https://www.tablethotels.com/en/kruger-national-park-hotels/honeyguide-tented-safari-camps
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We are still here, we have one of the best time of our lives!!! Rooms are great, totally into nature, the elephants drinking water from the pool, and the safaris are excellent mainly due to our best guide and tracker and driver Devance!!!

Mos Florie

Google
Again a perfect stay at Honeyguide Mantobeni. Lovely staff, good food and awesome sightings with our guide Brilliant. We will come back again!!for sure. Visitid again june 2025 for 6 nights

Lutendo

Google
You can never get through to them by phone, and no one responds to messages on Booking.

Helen Raynham MD, PhD (Dermcare Physicians)

Google
Amazing , best animal sitings ever , and I’ve been to the greater Kruger Park more than 20 times. Tremendous value too . Very family friendly - our 4 kids were between 10 and 20 . They could enjoy themselves without hassling other guests .... because all the other guests had kids too .

Daniel Munslow

Google
The accommodation itself, the tents, are great - some of the nicest I've stayed in. The location is prime game viewing territory, so we saw a lot of animals. The guides are excellent, and know this part of the Kruger very well. We got to spend about 20 minutes with a wandering cheetah, which was a highlight. The rooms are clean and comfortable with excellent bathroom facilities en-suite. Good wifi in common areas. However, from the moment you make first contact with reservations, service is a problem. The first email came 48 hours after booking, and they told ME to send THEM a whatsapp to get the location pin drop. After 2 further emails where I told them the numbers they gave me are not whatsapp enabled (and even resorted to sending a screenshot from my attempts to whatsapp them), did reservations say they would text it to me, which never happened. The place is bizarre - they FORCE you to have communal meals, and say you MUST wait till everyone has sat down before you can eat. It's like being in a boarding school, rather than a vacation. We didn't go on the game drive the day we arrived and had to wait till nearly 2030 before we could eat, as we had to wait for people to come back. Be prepared to follow a tight schedule on your holiday. On the second night, they were serving open canapes during COVID! They also ask you to share tables with other guests. The day we left, we didn't go on the morning game drive, and when we walked down to the restaurant area at 630am, there was NO ONE in sight. The kitchen was empty. The office was locked. I had to walk up the staff accommodation at the back to beg them to come and make some coffee!!! The attitude is 'you should fit in with our schedule' and I was even told 'most people go on the drives'.

Christian Dodder

Google
Even though we were not on our honeymoon, our guide Michael called us the honeymooners and made it feel just like a honeymoon! From his drink and coffee stops next to the water, to his hilarious animal calls, he kept us in front of animals and entertained the entire time!!! We are somewhat picky eaters and the staff accommodated all of our requests.

Zibya Hansa

Google
Dear HoneyGuide Managers Thank you for responding to my email. (less than 8hours, after my google review) I'm not sure where to begin with my disappointment. Firstly: do you take the time to get to know your guests, evidently not. You would know there were 2 families at the boma incident. 1 Muslim family and 1 Vietnamese family who came upon our recommendation. As this was our 2 second trip to Honeyguide. The muslim family, my husband in particular was working at the boma when the incident occurred, with our laptop bags exposed and personal belongings. If you really, as you claimed, took the time to sit with us, you would know this in more detail. That we muslims do not drink so settling a beverage bill that does not belong to usas your kind gesture was not my bill. On that matter, it was never discussed that a settlement of beverages would replace our loss items. UNACCEPTABLE! secondly: not once did you mention or request to sit down and go through the inventory of loss, the female manager on site who was more present after the incident than you,( as probably hid in shame, honestly i only saw you the next day), the female manager told me repeatedly, please email, EMAIL me the list of items. no photos, no other requests were made at the time. Thirdly: 25% of my loss replacement because I need to visit a second hand store to replace my items. How old were the items, can you tell me the age or how long I have had the items. If my husband or kids were injured you value his life at 25% because he is "aged". Really, unacceptable. Fourthly: if i had to take advantage i would add my son's GEOX orthopaedic shoes that has fuel gel stains, but he still uses the shoes and there no replacement was required. Your establishment charges high value rates for high value experience. I provided links to all the items, replace the damaged and loss items. IT'S your fault. not honey guide, but you dear manager, take responsibility. The fact that honeyguide had no fire extinguisher on site and no standard safety and health precautions were exercised, it's a HUGE liability for honeyguide. My husband was sprayed with blue fuel gel from t-shirt to shoes, not one health inspector or first came to ensure he was ok. NOT ONE!! This is a response to your email

Werner Botha

Google
Not value for money for the following reasons: Staff are incredibly rude and treat guests like intruders. You have to beg the staff for basic services like a cup of coffee or fresh sheets. Breakfast, Lunch and dinner is served boarding school style. Guests must eat when they are told, queue for food and are FORCED to share big tables with other guests. COVID-19 but food gets served buffet style and canapé is served before dinner. Additional hidden costs gets sprung on you, “special community fee” gets added to your bill when you check out and “special private reserve fee” is charged per person at entry. No complaints about the concierge service because there are none. Staff watched as we struggled to drag our luggage across the resort at check out.