Safari Awards
Awards
Travel and Leisure 2024 It List - The 100 Best New Hotels of the Year
Travel and Leisure 2024 It List - The Most Luxurious New Hotels of 2023
3rd Place for Best Community Focused Safari Property - 2017
What's Special About Tanda Tula Safari Camp
Tanda Tula Safari Camp has always been known for its exceptional hospitality, and the same experienced team is in place to ensure that guests receive the highest level of attention and care during their stay. Activities at the new Safari Camp include twice daily game drives, guided bush walks, bird watching, and stargazing. The secluded hide, library, open-air bar, and fire pit provide plenty of opportunities for guests to gather or enjoy some solitude. The on-site spa and wellness sanctuary offers a range of indulgent treatments and therapies. And its local menus have also been reworked with local flavors and ingredients sourced within 50 miles of the reserve.
Safari Awards
Tanda Tula Safari Camp has been a finalist in the following categories of the Safari Awards:
Best Safari Guiding Team - 2011
Best Value Safari Property - 2015, 2017, 2018
Best Ecologically Responsible Safari Property - 2015, 2017, 2018
Best Community Focused Safari Property - 2017, 2018
Best Safari Cuisine - 2018
Best Safari Property Location - 2018
Best Safari Property Design - 2018
Parks
Timbavati Private Nature Reserve
Greater Kruger National Park
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The newly re-architectured Tanda Tula Safari Lodge is perfectly situated on the Nhlaralumi River, with breathtaking views of the surrounding wildlife and natural landscapes. The camp and its nine hybrid canvas and glass suites, including two family suites, have been designed by renowned safari architect Nicholas Plewman. The suites were constructed using a contemporary combination of glass, canvas, wood and steel. Each offers guests a private deck with an eco-plunge pool, an indoor and outdoor shower, and modern luxury furnishings. The interiors, conceptualised and designed by Nina Scott, are inspired by the traditional designs of South Africa's Tsonga people, the first custodians of the land, while modern luxuries ensure that guests' every need is met.
