eSwatini (Swaziland)
Ndlovu Camp is a delightfully mellow spot, with spacious grounds and an atmospheric restaurant that serves outstanding food. Accommodation is in rondavels and self-catering cottages with no electricity (paraffin lanterns are provided). You can also pitch your tent on a grassy plot. Ndlovu is just inside the main gate and near a water hole that draws hippos and rhinos.
In the evening, don't miss the traditional dance performance around the campfire.
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9.71 MILES
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29.51 MILES
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