Name: Africa on Foot
Address: Klaserie Game Reserve Greater Kruger National Park Mpumalanga, Kruger National Park, Kruger National Park, Kruger National Park, 1380, South Africa
Rating: 10

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We were in South Africa for 3 weeks and our 2 night stay at Africa on Foot has given me my favorite memories. The staff is incredibly friendly and Connie is the best guide we have had on our 3 trips to Kruger area. She knows her stuff and she inspired confidence in her ability to keep everyone safe on our bushwalks. We stayed here 8 years ago and we were not disappointed upon our return. It is a very special place and we had some outstanding elephant encounters. We enjoyed getting to eat meals with fellow travellers and all the guides made an effort to engage with us beyond the call of duty. I was very sad to leave and highly recommend this amazing place that I carry in my heart now,

A Magical Place

Absolutely wonderful. The location, the rooms, the food, it's all excellent! Elephants came to drink from the pool twice while I was there. The guides are AMAZING! I can hardly imagine any guides being better than Matt, Nicollete, Connie and Anti. They truly love what they do and you learn a lot on their drives and walks. The tree house is a must! I loved it. Truly can't say enough good things about this place. You will feel like family here!

Fabulous!

I've been to the Africa on Foot Camp for three days in march 2024. If you like beeing in the nature, this is your place to be. There is a game walk in the early morning and a game drive in the evening, both with the guides Connie and Calvin. Between the safari activities you can relax at the lapa or the two pools the camp has to offer. I took lots of photos with interesting animals, wildlife and landscape. The guides are very experienced and if you want to, you will learn an lot about the wildlife.  
I highly recomend Africa on Foot and I am looking forward to beeing there again on my next trip to south africa.

Looking forward to beeing there again

With a friend, we spent 3 wonderful days in this camp. The little "round" houses are really cute and beautifully decorated. The shower was outside with views into the bush - really nice in summer (not sure how it is when it's cooler). All 3 meals per day were always very tasty. Included were also 2 safari drives per day or in the morning, one can also chose a bush walk with 2 armed rangers instead. We did this once and the experience was absolutely interesting, very different: one focusses more on the small things (in summer lots of spiders, but also mongoose, a warthog, birds...). The safari drives were amazing as well. In the 3 days we saw ellies, buffaloes, lions eating on a kill, leopard, giraffes, zebras, hyenas etc. Our guide Conny was super knowledgeable, one could ask her pretty everything. A special thanks to her. Hope to be back sometime.

Excellent Camp in the Klaserie Reserve

We had a short but sweet experience at Africa on foot.

We only had time for 1 night drive but saw a lot of elephants and a lion. JD the guide was full of life and a great guide/person to be around and always willing to help. The camp itself is similar to that of a group camping set up although with private sleeping + showering quarters. One of the couples in camp were on their honeymoon. The team set up a gorgeous little area over looking a water hole and the sunset for the couple wine and snacks. Highly recommend Africa on foot for those searching for a well priced rustic -+ raw Safari experience.

Africa on foot

We really enjoyed our stay at Africa on Foot. All the staff were friendly, welcoming and very knowledgeable.  The morning walks and afternoon game drives provided amazing immersion in the African bush and we have great memories of close encounters with lions and elephants as well as great sightings of other wildlife and birds. The accommodation is comfortable with all the facilities you need and the meals were all very good.
No negatives at all, everything was great.


Great place to experience the African Bush

It was my first time in Africa and I couldn’t have had it any other way than how I experienced it with Africa on Foot! The small group (6 pax) made it easier to experience a personalised approach in terms of game drives, bushwalks, and meals together.
The tour guides (Calvin, Tyler, Connie), Meallie and the rest of the staff made my stay memorable. I went to Africa for a marathon and stayed with Africa on Foot a week prior. I was really worried about running in a game reserve (Entabeni) where animals were free to roam. Talking with Calvin calmed my fearful nerves. His knowledge and understanding of animals and how they behave helped in terms of me being comfortable and safe to be running in the wild.
We got really close to the animals but I always felt safe mainly due to the presence of knowledgeable tour guides. It was more than seeing the animals or chasing them down. It was about understanding them and realising that we are all part of nature. It was a very humbling experience in a very majestic environment.


A Great Orientation for Those Going on a Safari for the First Time!

Africa on foot camp was a perfect lodge and experience for us. Located within a magic landscape, the rooms and infrastructure offer a super quality environment . Connie and her team welcame us with lots of attentions and I want to particularly mention the passionate rangers team who guided us during the incredible safaris we made. Thanks Meillie , Calvin, Tyler ...
Food was amazing too and the cocktails at sunset in the bush completed our satisfaction !
Thanks to all for having offered us these days and opened our eyes and understanding the wildlife around
We recommend Africa on foot camp with no hesitation!
Thanks to all the team!
Anne and Stéphane Bulle

A very special lodge and team who made our expérience unique 

Africa on foot provided a very different perspective on safari, allowing us to a closer experience with nature and also appreciate the lodge's eco-friendly approach, such as generating hot water through a simple woodfire. The guides, Luke and Tyler were incredibly knowledgeable, and their passion for wildlife was evident. Spotting wild dogs, cheetahs, and lions stealthily stalking a wildebeest added an extra layer of excitement. The personalised approach of Konnie, Meallie, Tyler and Luke made us feel part of something very special. Thank you everyone for a memorable experience.

Getting closer to nature 

Just left AOF camp this morning. I couldn't wait to leave a review while the experience was still so fresh in my mind.
My wife and I stayed for 2 nights. We were met on arrival by the lovely Mellie. After a friendly but thorough briefing (including the important safety do and don't warnings) we went to our chalet. This was spacious and comfortable but don't expect luxury hotel accommodation.  If you are used to ecolodges then you will know the drill: solar powered (so odd power outages now and again); wood-fired boiler for the hot water etc. But beds are comfy and clean. You might have the odd lizard on the wall but they won't charge extra for it!
I was genuinely impressed with the quality of the food. I am a vegetarian and was catered for wonderfully - if the cook was for sale in the shop I would have brought her home with me.
Our guides were Luke and Tyler. I was told about Luke by another guide from a lodge I had visited earlier. My expectations were high but they were exceeded - he really knows his stuff.  I can't say too much here about everything we did out in the bush, but you get much more than you pay for. It's just like having a masterclass with Ray Mears or Bear Grylls. Even if you can't find too many animals on the walk you will still learn how to track and identify animals, as well as pick up tips on how to survive in the Bush (elephant poop tea, source water with a magic bush, or light a fire with wild cotton, after removing the seeds of course). 
The best part of the day for me was the chats around the fire and over dinner. Tyler, Luke and Connie are great company, very funny and smart. Guests really are lucky to be in this group.
We saw too many animals to remember.  I have been on safari before but this was my first time to be amongst African Wild Dogs for two days. Luke managed to keep up with them across country at speed which was really thrilling. We also followed a cheetah (my favourite big cat) and lions stalking wildebeest and zebra.
My wife and I are already planning to revisit towards the end of 23 (fingers crossed we are lucky enough to get Tyler and Luke again).

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