• Beyond ordinary luxury
  • Where nature sets the pace

    Untouched Luxury

  • Space to breathe, room to dream
  • Your story in the wild begins here

    Klaserie Private Nature Reserve, Greater Kruger National Park
WHERE WILDERNESS WHISPERS ITS MOST INTIMATE STORIES

Two lodges comprising 17 exclusive suites, sharing thousands of hectares of untamed South African wilderness

In the heart of Klaserie Private Nature Reserve, we’ve crafted a different kind of luxury.

Where solar power illuminates intimate moments, and sustainability meets sophistication in every detail.
Our sanctuary offers more than just Big Five encounters.

Here, among ancient trees and along the flowing Klaserie River, each stay writes its own story of conservation. From your personal reusable water bottle to our native Spekboom gardens, every choice reflects our commitment to preserving this pristine wilderness.

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17 exclusive suites across two lodges

100% solar-powered sanctuary

Intimate guest-to-land ratio

Measurable sustainability impact

Accommodation

Whether you seek a luxury, honeymoon suite with a private plunge pool, panoramic river views from your bed, interlinking family rooms or the tranquil peace of our wild gardens, you'll find something to suit every occasion at Misava and Amani Safari Camps.

About Misava

Celebrate

Celebrate life's wonderful moments with an African adventure. From boutique weddings and anniversaries to birthday celebrations and family reunions, we offer custom packages for every occasion.

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Experiences

Discover nature from a new perspective. Alongside thrilling game drives and walking safaris, we offer rejuvenating spa treatments, fun family activities and specialist packages for avid birders and yoga lovers.

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Family

With specially planned activities and a dedicated, spacious family unit, Klaserie Drift is the perfect place to create lasting memories of your family adventure. Children age 6 and over are welcome on game drives.

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Guest Reviews

  • An incredible place to have our first African safari experience! Wild dog pups, elephant, rhino, hippo, lionesses, giraffe, zebra, hyena and impala all in one day - what an incredible experience! Vusi's food and smile 10/10, Molly and Grace's pampering 10/10 and all the staff just lovely - thank you!

    Anna, Gareth, Holly and Sophie Grant

  • Heaven on Earth. 15 years in the Tourism Industry but I have never stayed at a more awesome place like this one. Your hospitality and service, the food...just everything is perfect! Thank you all!

    Edith B and Robert R

    The Netherlands

  • Thank you for a breathtakingly beautiful weekend away. You have created an exquisite and serene space that is truly amazing! We have been privileged to see and experience the true beauty of Africa, up close and personal. The entire team is amazing and the service was out of this world. We can't wait to be back!

    David and Siobhan

  • Everything about our stay has been excellent. All the staff, from the driver to butlers and guides have been incredibly welcoming and friendly, making our stay memorable and incredibly special. Thank you MISAVA we hope to return one day.

    Ellen and Ryan Deasy

    Australia

From our blog

How Many Days Do You Need on Safari? Sun April 26, 2026

It’s one of the most common questions we’re asked: how long should I stay on safari? The honest answer is – it depends. But if you’re travelling all this way to experience the wild beauty of the Greater Kruger, we would always recommend a minimum of two nights, with three or more being ideal. In our latest blog, we discuss the difference between spending one, two, or more nights on safari.

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Tiny leopard cub
A Hidden Beginning: The Discovery of Maribye’s Cubs Mon March 30, 2026

It started as a tracking conundrum. Though we often see leopard tracks following familiar routes as they cross the winding roads of the Klaserie, they rarely stay in one place for long - unless there’s a kill nearby. Every now and then, however, something doesn’t quite add up. A glitch in the pattern. That was the case one morning in mid-March. Little did Guide James know that he was about to stumble...

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What happens behind the scenes before a Game Drive? Mon March 2, 2026

Not many people start their day before the sun. For safari guides, however, this is simply part of life in the bush. Many predators, including lions and leopards, are crepuscular - most active at dusk and dawn – and often retreat into shade once the heat begins to rise. To have the best chance of seeing them while they are still active, our morning drives begin at sunrise… which means the preparation...

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