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Kanga Bush Camp
Kanga Bush Camp
Kanga Bush Camp
Kanga Bush Camp
Kanga Bush Camp
Kanga Bush Camp
Kanga Bush Camp
Kanga Bush Camp
Kanga Bush Camp

Kanga Bush Camp: gallery


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Kanga Bush Camp: video gallery


Kanga Bush Camp: picture gallery


Kanga Bush Camp sits beside Kanga Pan in a remote region of Mana Pools National Park
A series of decks divides the main area into dining and seating areas, all with views over the pan.
Plenty of comfortable, cushioned seats provide great areas to relax and unwind...
...or even update that travel journal or pen a few postcards home
Plenty of locally sourced ornaments and decorations give Kanga Bush Camp a very authentic feel...
...with a very open plan meaning you certainly won't forget you're deep in the wilderness
The dining table, a well stocked bar and a decent selection of books are also found in the main area
The accommodation at Kanga consists of 6 Meru-Style tents
Comfortable double beds along with a couple of tables and some luggage space are found on entry...
...mesh windows with canvas covers ensure the tents never get too hot or too cold
Through the back of the tent there is an outside bathroom, very rustic and full of character
In the corner is an open-air shower with hot and cold water...
...and there is a separate room containing the canvas sheltered toilet
For the adventurous traveller you can spend a night out at "Kanga under the Stars"
Drinks and dinner are served around the campfire before retiring to your platform for the night.
Kanga has its own airstrip, called Dandawa, which is 20 minutes from the camp.
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Kanga Bush Camp sits beside Kanga Pan in a remote region of Mana Pools National Park
Kanga Bush Camp sits beside Kanga Pan in a remote region of Mana Pools National Park
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A series of decks divides the main area into dining and seating areas, all with views over the pan.
A series of decks divides the main area into dining and seating areas, all with views over the pan.
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Plenty of comfortable, cushioned seats provide great areas to relax and unwind...
Plenty of comfortable, cushioned seats provide great areas to relax and unwind...
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...or even update that travel journal or pen a few postcards home
...or even update that travel journal or pen a few postcards home
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Plenty of locally sourced ornaments and decorations give Kanga Bush Camp a very authentic feel...
Plenty of locally sourced ornaments and decorations give Kanga Bush Camp a very authentic feel...
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...with a very open plan meaning you certainly won't forget you're deep in the wilderness
...with a very open plan meaning you certainly won't forget you're deep in the wilderness
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The dining table, a well stocked bar and a decent selection of books are also found in the main area
The dining table, a well stocked bar and a decent selection of books are also found in the main area
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The accommodation at Kanga consists of 6 Meru-Style tents
The accommodation at Kanga consists of 6 Meru-Style tents
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Comfortable double beds along with a couple of tables and some luggage space are found on entry...
Comfortable double beds along with a couple of tables and some luggage space are found on entry...
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...mesh windows with canvas covers ensure the tents never get too hot or too cold
...mesh windows with canvas covers ensure the tents never get too hot or too cold
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Through the back of the tent there is an outside bathroom, very rustic and full of character
Through the back of the tent there is an outside bathroom, very rustic and full of character
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In the corner is an open-air shower with hot and cold water...
In the corner is an open-air shower with hot and cold water...
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...and there is a separate room containing the canvas sheltered toilet
...and there is a separate room containing the canvas sheltered toilet
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For the adventurous traveller you can spend a night out at "Kanga under the Stars"
For the adventurous traveller you can spend a night out at "Kanga under the Stars"
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Drinks and dinner are served around the campfire before retiring to your platform for the night.
Drinks and dinner are served around the campfire before retiring to your platform for the night.
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Kanga has its own airstrip, called Dandawa, which is 20 minutes from the camp.
Kanga has its own airstrip, called Dandawa, which is 20 minutes from the camp.

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