Bar Counter at Africa on Foot
Bar Counter at Africa on Foot
Photographer credit: Em Gatland
Aerial of Africa on Foot Camp
Aerial of Africa on Foot Camp
Photographer credit: Stew Nolan
Thatched Chalet
Thatched Chalet
Photographer credit: Em Gatland
Bar and Seating Area
Close-up of Bar
Photographer credit: Em Gatland
Treehouse with a View
Treehouse with a View
Photographer credit: Em Gatland
Elephants at the Africa on Foot Swimming Pool
Elephants at the Africa on Foot Swimming Pool
Photographer credit: Russell MacLaughlin
The New Pool at Africa on Foot
The New Pool at Africa on Foot
Photographer credit: Em Gatland
Walking Safari at Sunrise
Walking Safari at Sunrise
Photographer credit: Em Gatland
Getting Close to Lions
Getting Close to Lions
Photographer credit: Gemma Thomas
Animal Dung Lessons with Enoch
Animal Dung Lessons with Enoch
Photographer credit: Em Gatland
Leopard at Vehicle
Leopard at Vehicle
Photographer credit: Em Gatland
Looking at what lies in the bush on walking safaris
Looking at what lies in the bush on walking safaris
Photographer credit: Em Gatland
Em Gatland
Em Gatland
Photographer credit: Em Gatland
Em Gatland
Em Gatland
Photographer credit: Em Gatland
Em Gatland
Em Gatland
Photographer credit: Em Gatland
Em Gatland
Em Gatland
Photographer credit: Em Gatland
African Wild Dogs
Wild dogs arrive around May time
Photographer credit: Em Gatland
Close-up of a Leopard
A local leopard of the area
Photographer credit: Em Gatland
General Game in the Klaserie
Plains game are prolific
Photographer credit: Em Gatland
Hyenas and Vultures
We have ample predators, which means tons of scavengers
Photographer credit: Em Gatland
Birdlife in Klaserie
Birdlife against the sunset
Photographer credit: Gemma Thomas
Gemma Thomas
Gemma Thomas
Photographer credit: Gemma Thomas
Gemma Thomas
Gemma Thomas
Photographer credit: Gemma Thomas
Gemma Thomas
Gemma Thomas
Photographer credit: Gemma Thomas
Gemma Thomas
Gemma Thomas
Photographer credit: Gemma Thomas
Gemma Thomas
Gemma Thomas
Photographer credit: Gemma Thomas
Gemma Thomas
Gemma Thomas
Photographer credit: Gemma Thomas
Rogan Kerr
Rogan Kerr
Photographer credit: Rogan Kerr
Treehouse Aerial View
Treehouse Aerial View
Photographer credit: Rogan Kerr
Areial of Africa on Foot Entrance
Areial of Africa on Foot Entrance
Photographer credit: Stew Nolan
Aerial of Africa on Foot Chalet
Aerial of Africa on Foot Chalet
Photographer credit: Rogan Kerr
Facade of Africa on Foot
Facade of Africa on Foot
Photographer credit: Rogan Kerr
Outdoor Shower and Bathroom
Outdoor Shower and Bathroom
Photographer credit: Em Gatland
Bar Area Decor and Wall Art
Bar Area Decor and Wall Art
Photographer credit: Em Gatland
Treehouse Interior
Treehouse Interior
Photographer credit: Em Gatland
Chalet Interiors
Chalet Interiors
Photographer credit: Em Gatland
The Dining and Serving Area
The Dining and Serving Area
Photographer credit: Em Gatland
Main Lounge Area
Main Lounge Area
Photographer credit: Em Gatland
In Camp Swimming Pool
In Camp Swimming Pool
Photographer credit: Em Gatland
Lounge and Bar Area
Lounge and Bar Area
Photographer credit: Em Gatland
Lounge and Library
Lounge and Library
Photographer credit: Em Gatland
Treehouse Balcony with View
Treehouse Balcony with View
Photographer credit: Em Gatland
Entrance to Africa on Foot
Entrance to Africa on Foot
Photographer credit: Em Gatland
Lounge and Dining Overview
Lounge and Dining Overview
Photographer credit: Em Gatland
Treehouse with Views
Treehouse with Views
Photographer credit: Em Gatland
Bar at Africa on Foot
Bar at Africa on Foot
Photographer credit: Em Gatland
Boma Leading off Dining Area
Boma Leading off Dining Area
Photographer credit: Em Gatland
Dining Area Leading into Boma
Dining Area Leading into Boma
Photographer credit: Em Gatland
Designer Chalets
Designer Chalets
Photographer credit: Em Gatland
Africa on Foot Rooms
Africa on Foot Rooms
Photographer credit: Em Gatland
Chalet Showers at Africa on Foot
Chalet Showers at Africa on Foot
Photographer credit: Em Gatland
Located in the heart of the Klaserie Private Nature Reserve, Africa on Foot offers guests the opportunity to experience a professional Big Five walking safari in the Kruger. The Klaserie shares unfenced borders with the Kruger, which means wildlife roams freely throughout.
The atmosphere at camp is relaxed. The focus is on authenticity and the "bush" as opposed to luxury. Guests will be made to feel like they are part of the Africa on Foot family. There are only five chalets which means a personalised, intimate service.
There are 2 chalets available for families with adjoining rooms and space for 4 people. A luxury treehouse is beautifully constructed just outside camp for adventurous guests wanting to sleep out in the wild in an elevated wooden "house" on stilts. Two swimming pools adorn the property - one is located inside the camp, which is ideal for families. The other swimming pool is adjacent to the treehouse, a few steps outside of the entrance to camp.
Two of the 5 chalets are subdivided into two rooms and come standard with an en suite bathroom, mosquito nets, a clothing rack, bedside tables, solar powered lamps, and bathroom toiletries.
Maroela is a family chalet and has a queen size double bed, twin beds and an en suite bathroom. The chalet has two subdivided rooms, with a dividing wall and suitable for parents with children, or four people travelling together.
Hardekool is a family chalet and has a queen size double bed, twin beds and an en suite bathroom. The chalet has two subdivided rooms, with a dividing wall and suitable for parents with children, or four people travelling together.
Two of the 5 chalets are subdivided into two rooms and come standard with an en suite bathroom, mosquito nets, a clothing rack, bedside tables, solar powered lamps, and bathroom toiletries.
Maroela is a family chalet and has a queen size double bed, twin beds and an en suite bathroom. The chalet has two subdivided rooms, with a dividing wall and suitable for parents with children, or four people travelling together.
Hardekool is a family chalet and has a queen size double bed, twin beds and an en suite bathroom. The chalet has two subdivided rooms, with a dividing wall and suitable for parents with children, or four people travelling together.
All 5 chalets are of the same standard with en suite bathrooms, mosquito nets, a clothing rack, bedside tables, solar powered lamps, and bathroom toiletries. Three chalets are designed to sleep two people each, and are named as follows:
Ghwarrie: One double bed, en suite toilet and adjoining outside shower. It sleeps a maximum of two guests.
Rooibos has one double bed and an en suite bathroom with shower indoors. It sleeps a maximum of two guests.
Tjankbos has twin beds (can be converted to double), en suite toilet and outside shower. It sleeps a maximum of two guests.
All 5 chalets are of the same standard with en suite bathrooms, mosquito nets, a clothing rack, bedside tables, solar powered lamps, and bathroom toiletries. Three chalets are designed to sleep two people each, and are named as follows:
Ghwarrie: One double bed, en suite toilet and adjoining outside shower. It sleeps a maximum of two guests.
Rooibos has one double bed and an en suite bathroom with shower indoors. It sleeps a maximum of two guests.
Tjankbos has twin beds (can be converted to double), en suite toilet and outside shower. It sleeps a maximum of two guests.
All 5 chalets are of the same standard with en suite bathrooms, mosquito nets, a clothing rack, bedside tables, solar powered lamps, and bathroom toiletries. Three chalets are designed to sleep two people each, and are named as follows:
Ghwarrie: One double bed, en suite toilet and adjoining outside shower. It sleeps a maximum of two guests.
Rooibos has one double bed and an en suite bathroom with shower indoors. It sleeps a maximum of two guests.
Tjankbos has twin beds (can be converted to double), en suite toilet and outside shower. It sleeps a maximum of two guests.
