Camp Shawu, Kruger National Park, South Africa

Camp Shawu, Kruger National Park is situated in a 16,000-hectare private concession in South Africa‘s world-renowned Kruger National Park, this secluded camp …

Camp Shawu

The Magnificent Seven’s ‘Shawu bull’, a massive South African elephant bull, long since past, was the inspiration for the commanding Camp Shawu, Sporting no-nonsense decor and an authentic buffalo dung construction, the camp a satellite entity to the Kruger …

Camp Shawu

Camp Shawu captures the character of the real Africa with authentic buffalo dung walls – this camp is located in a private concession of 15,000 hectare in South Africa‘s world-famous Kruger National Park, Camp Shawu offers guests on a Kruger Park holiday excellent game viewing opportunities, Join one of our exciting game drives and spot Lion

Camp Shawu

Kruger National Park, South Africa, Camp Shawu offers guests a range of activities and elegant Kruger National Park accommodation in comfortable suites on the edge of a dam that attracts wildlife, The essence of Camp Shawu is based on one of Africa‘s most famous Elephants called ‘Shawu,’, This large bull had the longest tusks ever recorded in

Camp Shawu

With authentic buffalo dung walls, Camp Shawu captures the spirit of the ‘real Africa’ described by famous explorers of colonial times,Camp Shawu is situated in a 15 000 hectare private concession in South Africa‘s world-renowned Kruger National Park, Private decks overlooking the Mpanamana Dam, allow you a privileged view of game gathering to drink, Explore Africa‘s wildlife in and around

Camp Shawu

Camp Shawu aims to do the same, With authentic buffalo dung walls, Camp Shawu captures the spirit of the ‘real Africa’ described by famous explorers of colonial times, This camp is situated in a 15,000-hectare private concession in South Africa‘s world-renowned Kruger National Park, Private decks overlooking the Mpanamana Dam, allow guests

Camp Shawu – Kruger National Park

The Kruger National Park, land of giants, was once home to the Magnificent Seven: a group of elephants who roamed across its plains for decades and sported illustrious tusks, One of these great tuskers, Shawu, traversed a particular valley in Kruger for over half a century – owning the longest tusks ever recorded in South Africa,