Sirheni Camp
Sirheni Camp is the most secluded bushveld camp in the Kruger Park. In addition it is the bushveld camp that contains the most bush and trees so the bungalows are very private.
This photograph shows the lounge area of one of the cottages with the kitchen in the background...

There is a resident leopard that is often seen patrolling the Mphongolo River from the bungalows and every bungalow can see some of the river and some bungalows have a view of the dam...

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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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Saddlebilled Stork
   
This saddlebilled stork was fishing in the Sirheni dam and we took this photo from bungalow number twelve next to the hide.
Roan Antelope
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The Roan is one of the rare sightings in the Kruger - they are found mainly in the north of the park around Punda Maria and Sirheni. We saw this one along ...
Resident Sirheni Leopard
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Sirheni is famous for its resident leopard. It is seen most often from the low-level bridge that crosses the Shisha river, 6 kiliometers from camp, or ...
Nile Crocodile in the Mphongolo River
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We photographed this croc from our bungalow in Sirheni camp. He was gliding up and down catching fish - he had just swallowed a large fish when we took ...
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