Ndzhaka Camp

Ndzhaka (meaning "heritage") is designed for those who want to disconnect from the modern world and immerse themselves in the rhythm of the bush. The camp is set under a canopy of ancient trees and overlooks a seasonal riverbed and a waterhole. It is entirely off-the-grid, utilizing solar power for lighting and gas for cooking. Because the camp is unfenced and the staff maintain a minimal-interference policy, guests often find themselves in the middle of a natural "wildlife corridor," with lions and leopards frequently moving through the site.