Pangolin Photo Camp

This is a small, intimate camp and it only has five rooms, catering to a maximum of eight guests. As this camp is semi-mobile, the tents are fairly rustic and simple in their design but they have everything you will need for a comfortable stay. The tents are Meru in style with two single beds or a double bed, complete with storage areas for your clothes and a small seating area at the front of the room. Towards the back is an ensuite bucket shower, basin and flushing toilet. Solar power in the rooms is also on hand to use for electric lights, charging batteries, a fan and even a CPAP machine if required.  

Don’t let the basic nature of the rooms put you off, given the wildlife action on the reserve you are likely to be out on night and day game drives in the specially adapted photographic vehicles most of the time or perhaps relaxing in the central lounge tent or reviewing images in the editing suite. 

Plans are also afoot to construct a wildlife hide nearby which will overlook at waterhole, giving the chance for wonderful images of animals as they come to drink.   

Facilities include a comfortable lounge, firepit and dining area, photo editing suite, access to photographic equipment, guidance, and specially adapted vehicles. 

Dining is normally communal at this small camp and consists of a hot drink and snack before you head out on a game drive. Enjoy a caffeine top up and a rusk during the drive and then a hearty brunch when you arrive back to camp. High tea is served just before you head out again in the afternoon before returning (after sundowners) to camp for dinner.