Letaba Camp
Letaba camp is a very lush camp - when you drive in the entrance gate the foliage tends to envelope you, making it a very shady and welcoming camp.The camp has an elephant museum that is well worth a visit. You can see first hand just how large the tusks are of the Kruger's
'magnificent-seven' elephants.

If you would like to read more about the Kruger Park's big tuskers please download the PDF document
here
It describes all the known elephants that carried big ivory tusks, including the famous Magnificent Seven who all died in the 1980's.
The document contains detailed descriptions of the elephnats, their territories and photographs of these impressive animals.
The retaurant overlooks the river...

and there are many bungalows that also overlook the river...

The bungalows were renovated in 2009/2010 and privacy has been enhanced by the addition of these staggered walls on each bungalow...

The area is good for elephants, buffalo, leopard and lion. Bird-life is prolific here due to the river and dense bush.
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The photographs should be taken from the camp or close to the camp area.
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