Honeyguide Khoka Moya Camp - Kruger National Park

The Manyeleti Private Game Reserve is home to Honeyguide’s two luxury tented camps, Honeyguide Khoka Moya Camp & Honeyguide Mantobeni Camp.Honeyguide Khoka Moya Camp is an authentic luxury tented safari camp, located on the banks of a river in South Africa's Greater Kruger region. The camp is situated in the Manyeleti Game Reserve, a concession that borders the world-famous Kruger National Park.

Khoka Moya is child-friendly with kids’ activities on offer including full game drives, junior tracking and more. Khoka Moya is the perfect destination for a luxury family safari holiday. The luxurious tents at Khoka Moya offer outdoor decks that are perfect for relaxing on and enjoy the wide-open channels spread in front of the camp, inviting guests to discover a world full of adventure Honeyguide Khoka Moya.

Honeyguide Khoka Moya Camp is unfenced and the many species of game that inhabit the semi-woodland and savannah plains of Manyeleti regularly wander through the camp on their way to the waterhole for a drink or a wallow in the mud.By limiting the camp to 15 contemporary luxury tents, this Camp offers exclusivity and personal attention. The atmosphere at the Camp is relaxed and congenial, especially in the evenings when guests gather around the log fire on the open terrace.

The communal lounge, dining and bar areas encircle an open atrium where al fresco evening meals are served around a massive log fire. The climate-controlled wine cellar offers many fine South African vintages to meet your personal tastes. Manicured green lawns flow through to the pool and outside bar at the Camp in Manyeleti Game Reserve.

Family tents are comfortably furnished in contemporary style and have king sized beds with double shower and separate toilets. These luxury tents measure 60 square meters thus providing comfortable accommodation for a family of four all under mosquito net protection.

Seeing the "Big Five" in the wild is one of the most memorable things one can ever experience. The African continent is the only place in the world where big game still roams freely in great numbers. In particular the Kruger National Park area and the neighboring private game reserves are famous for the incredible possibilities seeing the Big Five up close. The term "Big Five" is reminiscent of the old safari hunting days. The name is not derived from the size of the animals as many people believe. Rather, these five animals proved to be the five animals that were the most difficult to hunt. Manyeleti Game Reserve offers excellent possibilities for viewing Africa's Big Five.

Children of all ages are welcome at Honeyguide Khoka Moya Camp. Children under the age of 16 years are not allowed on game walks.