An Overview

Tucked into the greenery on the banks of the Majali River lies Nitani Lodge. A quiet mecca in the middle of the wild, the camp lies elevated on stilts two metres above the earth (safely allowing elephants to browse almost within touching distance) and is entirely constructed of wood and timber. Lengthy walkways meander between the suites and the centralized facilities. The entire camp was designed for optimum appreciation of the bush (and not a single tree was cut down in the process). Solar power and generator provide the electricity for the camp.

There are only five suites at Nitani Lodge catering to no more than 10 guests at any given time. Whilst Nitani pride themselves on a superior service ethic, with sufficient staff to cater to every guests’ need – privacy is sacrosanct, making Nitani a private Eden.