Hamiltons Tented Camp

Hamiltons Tented Camp is named after Colonel Stephenson Hamilton, who played a crucial role in establishing the renowned Kruger National Park. The camp takes pride in its heritage and showcases a magnificent colonial-style decor that transports guests back to the bygone era of safaris. The luxury guest suites feature authentic elements such as teak floorboards, mosquito nets, slipper baths, and secluded outdoor showers. Each tented suite features a private deck overlooking the seasonal river, which attracts wildlife throughout the year, whether flowing or not. The suites are connected to the main lodge area through raised timber walkways that meander between giant old jackalberry trees.

Hamiltons Tented Camp is renowned as one of the gems of Kruger. It is situated within the 10,000-hectare Mluwati Concession, offering outstanding safari experiences without the crowds. The camp's authentic tented feel is reflected in various touchpoints, including staff uniforms and antiques displayed in the main area. Each object is carefully curated to tell a story, and a portrait of Colonel Hamilton presides over the lounge, his stern gaze ensuring that every detail meets the high standards he lived by.

Hamiltons Tented Camp sets itself apart with an aura of uncompromising elegance, complementing the breathtaking beauty of the wilderness it resides in. The camp is designed to invite the outside in, and guests will find the call of the wild irresistible. Open-vehicle safaris explore some of the most spectacular parts of the Kruger, and Hamiltons guides excel at finding and identifying the extraordinary variety of wildlife, birdlife, and plant life found in the area.

Hamiltons Tented Camp maintains the finest traditions of luxury in true 'Out of Africa' style, with Nomadic African Spa treatments ensuring that guests feel pampered in every way. Spa treatments are available in the privacy of guests' rooms at an additional charge. The camp offers guided one and a half hour bush walks, bird watching, self-drives, and bush dinners under the African skies. Six magnificent tented suites, complete with teak floorboards, mosquito nets, slipper baths, outdoor showers, and a superb view of the seasonal river, are linked to the main lodge area by raised timber walkways among ancient Jackalberry trees. Rates include accommodation, meals, selected beverages, and safaris but exclude gate entry fees.