Ingwelala offers a variety of day hides and bomas, as well as guided walks to enrich your bush experience:
Argyle Boma
This boma, overlooking the Shlaralumi River with magnificent sunsets, is a ten minute drive from the main camp.
It is a popular venue for sun-downers or an "off-bungalow" braai, but has no water.
It also boasts a "long-drop" loo with a spectacular view!
Cost: R270,00 - per afternoon/evening braai, incl. firewood.
Book at Reception, check availability here.
Buffelsbed Hide
Built by a team of five Architectural and Engineering students, this multi-level hide overlooks a water hole which is well-frequented by elephant, buffaloes, and lion.
It is also adjacent to the border of the Kruger National Park and situated at the intersection of two rivers.
Facilities include running water and a toilet, but no braai area
No charge or booking required
Elephant Pan Hide
One of the most picturesque spots in Ingwelala, Elephant Pan Hide is situated next to the Shlaralumi River on Argyle. It overlooks a waterhole in a shady grove.
This is leopard country, and the perfect place to sit with a book, waiting for the animals to come to you.
It has running water and a toilet
No charge or booking required
Bird Hide
Situated at the North-West corner of Argyle, Bird Hide has a large water hole, and is frequented by giraffe, a variety of buck and, as its name suggests, spectacular bird life.
There is no toilet or running water
No charge or booking required
Viewing and picnic sites
There are a number of other sites with tables and benches on the reserve.
They have been carefully chosen for their privacy, view and ambience, be it at a waterhole or on the banks of a river.
There are no toilets or running water
No charge or booking required
