aha Thakadu River Camp

Set within a riverine canopy surrounded by an impressive diversity of fauna and flora, aha Thakadu River Camp offers guests beautifully appointed, tented suites. Aha Thakadu River Camp is nestled between the Marico River and its tributary, offering a serene African bushveld experience. The open-plan lounge, dining area, and reception create a welcoming atmosphere, complemented by exciting game drives. The lodge features a relaxing bar, pool area, and family-friendly environment, with wood and thatched roofs blending seamlessly into the natural surroundings. A traditional lapa in a riverine forest glade provides stunning panoramic views, while guests enjoy the warm hospitality and personal care from the staff.

FeesMandatory FeesYou'll be asked to pay the following charges at the property. Fees may include applicable taxes: Destination fee: ZAR 420 per person, per stay. This fee does not apply to children under 2 years of age. Additional fee: ZAR 180 per person, per night We have included all charges provided to us by the property. This property is located in Madikwe National Park. The additional mandatory fee covers entrance to the national park.Optional Fees Fee for buffet breakfast: approximately ZAR 190 per person The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change. PoliciesKnow Before You Go 24-hour pool accessNo pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.

Room

12 x Tented Suites that boast a strong Afro-Asian safari ambience and viewing decks overlooking the Marico River. These spacious tents offer every comfort and luxury with features including air-conditioning. The main lodge at Aha Thakadu River Camp offers a tranquil oasis, where guests can relax on the traditional lapa surrounded by natural forest and enjoy panoramic views. The open-plan reception, lounge, dining area, bar, and pool provide a welcoming space for relaxation and leisure, making it the perfect retreat in the heart of the bushveld.

dining

Expect international favourites and local dishes to be expertly prepared by the chefs. Dine in the boma for a traditional African spin on “eating out”.

Recreation

Start and end your day immersed in nature. Highly trained rangers, who have vast knowledge of native fauna and flora, lead all game drives. Chances of spotting the “Big Five” are high! Early Morning Game Drives – Get an early start to the day and enjoy the sights, sounds and smells that accompany the dawn. Expect to see everything from elephant and rhino to lion and giraffe. Leopards are a bit more difficult to spot; so evening game drives are your best bet. Evening Games Drives – As the sun sets, an entirely new game viewing experience presents itself. Departure time will differ depending on the time of year, but guests are offered a host of wildlife: hyena, lion, jackals, leopard, birds of prey and various other animals. Bird watching – The great variety of habitats provided by the Reserve – from forests and rocky hills to open grassland and dams – offer perfect settings for a wonderful diversity of bird species. Stargazing – The African sky offers spectacular starry nights.