Brand new Kanga Bush Camp is due to open in mid-2009; it will be located in one of the most remote parts of Mana Pools National Park, at the unspoilt Kanga Pan near Chitake Springs.
This location should give it good access to the diverse range of environments that are found in Mana Pools, from mopane woodland and riverine forests to open vleis and the famous pools themselves.
This should help to make Kanga Bush Camp an excellent place to view wildlife at the Kanga Pan, which attracts thirsty animals to its waterhole - a source of water all year round.
We haven't visited this camp yet, but we expect it to be made up of 6 tented rooms, all with en-suite bathrooms. It is planned for each room to have an outdoor shower and a basin that overlooks the waterhole.
Planned activities available from the camp include nature walks to areas unreachable by car. Due to the inaccessibility of these areas and the undeveloped location of the camp you are unlikely to see anyone else, giving you a real feeling of privacy and solitude.
Ask us for more details about Kanga as the year progresses …
Generally recommended for children: Although Kanga Bush Camp will accept older children aged from 10 to 16, Expert Africa doesn't recommend it for children under about 16.
Notes: This is a very open safari camp, with big game passing through regularly. All children must be supervised by their parents at all times.
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Kanga Bush Camp's homepage Kanga Bush Camp is run by African Bush Camps, and this is the camp's page on their website.
