SEKENANI CAMP

THE NOBU VIEW

The stay

Sekenani Camp has fifteen tents with en-suite bathtubs near the source of the Sekenani River. A suspension bridge leads to dining and bar spaces, with garden produce and evening fires shaping the stay.

Sekenani Camp is set at the source of the Sekenani River, with fifteen tents arranged for privacy among the vegetation. A suspension bridge separates the accommodation from the restaurant and bar, giving the camp a distinctive layout.

The tents have timber floors, en-suite bathrooms and full-length bathtubs. The camp’s appeal is a traditional under-canvas stay with substantial bathroom comforts and a sheltered setting.

Meals are prepared with produce from the organic garden, and the communal veranda becomes a gathering place around the evening fire. Internet access is advertised.

For Nobu, Sekenani suits couples and travellers who prefer a small, established camp near an eastern reserve gate. The suspension bridge and paths should be considered for mobility needs.