Khoisan Safaris

Khoisan Safaris is a retreat located in the Karoo region of South Africa. It offers a secluded bush camp situated in a valley with a waterhole, which is frequented by various game animals and Nguni cattle. The camp consists of a rondavel (a round-room hut) that can accommodate up to three guests, and a six-man tent that can be erected alongside it.

The area surrounding the bush camp was once a sacred sanctuary for the Bushmen, and it is filled with remnants of their time there, including ancient rock engravings, buried ostrich egg caches, and tools they once used. Visitors can explore the area on foot or on horseback, either on the hiking trails or across the veld, and have the opportunity to spot various wildlife such as springbok, black wildebeest, red hartebeest, gemsbok, kudu, steenbok, duiker, mountain reedbuck, meerkats, and genets.

The bush camp is situated under a large thorn tree and is enclosed within a protected boma area. It provides a kitchenette, braai facilities, an outside shower, and a toilet. Other activities available in the area include visits to the Bushman rock engravings, hiking trails, horse riding, game viewing, exploring fossil formations, stargazing, and swimming in the dam.