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Kapama Karula is the most secluded and desirable accommodation set within the reserve. Located between the northern Drakensberg mountains and Kruger National Park, the reserve features an abundance of wildlife and birds. Built on the banks of the Klaserie river, the camp consist of 12 suites, all equipped with sumptuous furnishings and amenities( air conditioning, en suite bathrooms with inside and outside showers), and some contain private outside pools. Meet other guests at the chic bar, dining room or boma over a glass of wine and dinner. Your full board stay (excluding alcoholic drinks) includes tea, coffee, all meals and tea time snacks. Game drives are done twice-daily plus one evening drive, all accompanied by rangers. Category: Boutique hotel
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