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Africa on Foot Camp
Greater Kruger, South Africa
Africa on Foot is a small camp focusing on active, close-to-nature experiences such as walking safaris and game drives in an exclusive Big Five area.
Why you'll love it here
- Enjoy an authentic safari experience in the Klaserie Private Nature Reserve, which is particularly attractive thanks to its excellent value for money.
- Enjoy your stay in a small, authentic camp with thatched chalets and a relaxed, close-to-nature atmosphere.
- Experience guided walking safaris in the Big Five area of the Klaserie and immerse yourself especially closely in the fascinating bush landscape.
Your accommodation
This is a small, cosy bush camp with 5 brick-and-thatch chalets, rustic in style and deliberately simple but comfortable. The atmosphere is relaxed, personal and very safari-focused.
What this place offers
Dusche (heiß)
Lagerfeuerstelle
Pool
Facilities include a bar area, a shared dining area, an outdoor boma and two splash pools with sun loungers. The chalets have mosquito nets, showers and standing fans.
What you can do here
Bush Walk
Geführter Game Drive
Gut für Vogelbeobachtung
The camp is best known for its guided walking safaris, complemented by game drives in the morning and evening. In unsuitable weather the walk is replaced by a game drive, so that two activities take place every day; on request there are also special experiences such as sundowners, bush breakfasts or a honeymoon arrangement.
Where you'll find it
Access is usually via Hoedspruit/Eastgate Airport, from where it is about 40 minutes to the camp; alternatively, the camp is also easy to reach for self-drivers, and the route is signposted. Self-drivers are expressly advised to follow the camp’s directions and not the Google GPS coordinates.
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Photo credits: Africa on Foot Camp, nThambo Tree Camp



