Camp at the residence of the Magnificent 7

The Kruger National Park, a realm of giants, was formerly inhabited by the Magnificent Seven: a cohort of elephants that traversed its plains for decades, adorned with magnificent tusks.  Shawu, one of the remarkable tuskers, roamed a certain valley in Kruger for more than fifty years, possessing the longest tusks ever documented in South Africa.  Observers reportedly had their breath taken away only by his appearance, and others at Camp Shawu aspire to evoke a similar reaction.

Kruger National Park is South Africa’s premier safari destination, attracting enthusiastic travelers seeking to observe the Big Five and the other species inhabiting the park.  Featuring approximately 500 avian species, 147 mammalian species, and 114 reptilian species, there is a wealth of biodiversity to observe.  Upon returning to the hotel, indulge in the spa or relax by the swimming pool.

Situated within a 15,000-hectare private concession that permits activities like as wildlife walks (prohibited in the park), Camp Shawu boasts an advantageous location with five generously sized rooms overlooking Mpanamana Dam.  The on-site amenities comprise a bar, restaurant, barber/beauty salon, safe parking, childcare services, and indoor/outdoor dining places.