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are eight luxurious chalets and four gracious suites in this
historic camp. All the chalets and suites have a plunge pool and
wooden decks, with air-conditioning and en suite bathrooms with
bath and separate shower.
The focal point
of each luxurious bathroom is a capacious tub. The essence of
relaxation is to gaze from your bath over uninterrupted views of
the surrounding bush. Also, the suites have underfloor heating
and an outdoor shower as additional features. Underfloor heating
takes the edge off chilly winter nights, or rising for dawn game
drives.
Striking African
designs offset the opulent hues of teak and velvet in the eight
private rooms. The handsome suites with billowing drapes,
canopied beds and inlaid mosaic floors recreate a bygone world
of tactile pleasure.
The shared living
spaces exude the warmth and hospitality of the Londolozi legacy.
Historical photographs of the Sabi Sand Game Reserve add to the
congenial atmosphere. Sepia family portraits on the walls speak
of the adventure and hardships that laid the foundation for the
present-day luxury.
Bateleur Camp was
built on the site of the original hunting camp in tribute to the
early beginnings of Londolozi, which has been in the same family
for over seventy years. The lounge area at Bateleur Camp has
magnificent views over the Sand River. The camp offers a
swimming pool, an orientation centre and a curio shop/gallery.
Leafy
tranquillity pervades the camp. The enormous boughs of an
ancient Ebony Tree emerge through the main deck, towering above
the thatch roof. This organic compilation of deck and living
wood epitomises CCAfrica's concern for "treading lightly"
and building around natural features.
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