Gharagab Wilderness Camp is a property for self catering in Kgalagadi for anyone visiting the Kalahari region.
Nestled within the untamed expanse of the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, the Gharagab Wilderness Retreat beckons adventurers seeking an escape into nature's embrace. Tucked away in the remote northern reaches of the Kgalagadi park, this sanctuary offers a panoramic spectacle of Kalahari dunes and the sprawling thornveld savannah below.
Access to Gharagab is exclusively reserved for rugged 4x4 vehicles, navigating a solitary sandy trail branching off 20 kilometers from the main route beyond Grootkolk. Positioned near Union's End in the park's northern precinct, it unveils the captivating tapestry of Kalahari's tree-dotted grasslands, inviting guests to immerse themselves in its serene beauty.
The Gharagab Wilderness Retreat boasts four cozy Log Cabin units, each furnished with twin beds and an en-suite bathroom fitted with a shower, toilet, and washbasin.
A well-appointed kitchen awaits, equipped with a gas-powered fridge-freezer, essential cutlery, crockery, and cooking utensils. Illuminated by solar-powered lights, the kitchenette provides hot water via gas, while the deck hosts barbecue facilities for alfresco dining.
Crafted from a harmonious blend of wood, cane, and canvas, these units epitomize rustic comfort, akin to their counterparts in other wilderness outposts. However, it's worth noting that the water here bears a salty tinge, unsuitable even for culinary endeavors, necessitating guests to bring their own supply.
Powered by solar and gas, the camp eschews traditional electrical sockets, fostering an eco-conscious ethos.
A raised observation deck offers a vantage point for wildlife enthusiasts, while the absence of fencing underscores the immersive wilderness experience, overseen by a diligent Tourism Assistant.
Access to the camp is restricted to robust 4WD vehicles sans trailers, traversing a designated one-way route.
What is loadshedding? It refers to the temporary suspension of electricity provided by Eskom, South Africa's electricity provider, to reduce consumption and thereby the load on the national grid. To compensate, South African property owners are turning to solar power, inverters with backup batteries or in some cases generators to keep the power on, wherever feasible.
Select your check-in and check-out dates to view availability and the rates applicable.
Qty: 4
Sleeps: 2 guests (max 2 adults)
Children: are allowed in this room type
The Log Cabins are made from a combination of wood, cane and canvas. Each cabin is furnished with 2 single beds, and has a bathroom fitted with a shower, a toilet, and a washbasin. There is a well equipped kitchen with a gas fridge-freezer, cutlery, crockery and cooking utensils. The basins have solar-powered lights, gas for hot water, and braai facilities on the deck.
Child policyChildren 12 and over are welcome.
Check-in/-out timesCheck-in from 14h00
Check-out by 10h00
Payment methods accepted by the property EFT or secure online payment via SA-Venues.com
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