Rates
Inclusive of all meals, teas, coffees, game drives, bush walks, sleep-out excursions, bush bath, soft drinks, house wines, local beers & spirits and laundry. Children rates available on request.
Valid 01 October 2008 - 31 March 2009
Per Person Per Night Sharing: R2,950
Per Person Per Night Single: R2,950
NO SINGLE SUPPLEMENT!
Valid 01 April 2009 - 30 April 2009
Per Person Per Night Sharing: R2,200
Per Person Per Night Single: R2,200
NO SINGLE SUPPLEMENT!
Valid 01 May 2009 - 31 August 2009
Per Person Per Night Sharing: R2,000
Per Person Per Night Single: R2,000
NO SINGLE SUPPLEMENT!
Valid 01 September 2009 - 30 September 2009
Per Person Per Night Sharing: R2,200
Per Person Per Night Single: R2,200
NO SINGLE SUPPLEMENT!
Valid 01 October 2009 - 31 December 2009
Per Person Per Night Sharing: R2,950
Per Person Per Night Single: R2,950
NO SINGLE SUPPLEMENT!
The above rates apply for our six luxury double suites, all with canvas roofs and decks.
Little Garonga
Inclusive of own guide and vehicle provided for the camp, own chef: all meals, teas & coffees, camp host, sleep-out excursions, bush bath, all drinks (including house wines & spirits) & laundry. Rates for exclusive use of the camp are available on request.
Valid 01 January 2009 - 30 April 2009
Hambleden Suite: R8,610 per suite per night (2 adults) & R1,850 per child per night (max 2)
Chiltern Suite: R7,350 per suite per night (2 adults)
Buckingham Suite: R7,350 per suite per night (2 adults)
Valid 01 May 2009 - 31 Augustus 2009
Hambleden Suite: R6,300 per suite per night (2 adults) & R1,575 per child per night (max 2)
Chiltern Suite: R5,250 per suite per night (2 adults)
Buckingham Suite: R5,250 per suite per night (2 adults)
Valid 01 September 2009 - 31 December 2009
Hambleden Suite: R8,610 per suite per night (2 adults) & R1,850 per child per night (max 2)
Chiltern Suite: R7,350 per suite per night (2 adults)
Buckingham Suite: R7,350 per suite per night (2 adults)
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Garonga
is an exclusive 14-bed safari camp situated west of Kruger
National Park in South Africa's Limpopo Province.
Activities
include game drives, wilderness walks, outdoor bush baths,
sleep-outs, aromatherapy and reflexology sessions are
available, but many choose to lie in their hammocks overlooking
the grazing game in the river bed below.
"The
camp is our sanctuary – an organic flowing space
that spreads harmony around it. In designing it we rejected
rigid thinking and created the natural flows of African
living. The result is as if the termites had combined
forces over eons to build us a monument celebrating nature."