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Olifants Camp

Olifants camp has the tag-line, “The place to be...”. This is most appropriate as the camp is situated a few hundred meters up on a cliff in the Kruger Park, providing magnificent views of the river and plains below...

The area is good for seeing lions, leopard, giraffe, zebras, wildebeest, hippos, crocodiles, martial eagles and many other birds.

The river-facing bungalows are great - this is a photograph of family cottage number 14 that is situated on the corner of the hill, providing superb views of the river and the animals below...

This page has been created to allow visitors to post their special stories and pictures for others to see.

When guests return home and they start getting withdrawal symptoms, they are now able to log on and see the latest sightings, posted by guests and game rangers, from guided bush walks, game drives and night drives.

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Wild Dogs
We went for a drive along the dirt road that follows the Olifants river to where it joins with the Letaba river and this is where we saw this pack of wild ...

Martial Eagle in flight
We photographed this martial eagle from our bungalow in Olifants camp.
We had been watching vultures and one or two bateleurs with our binoculars when ...

Sundowners from Olifants Not rated yet
There are not many camps in African national parks where you get to watch the sun go down while having sundowners on your own bungalow porch!
The river-...

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