Daunara Safari Camp

08/06/2026

They're out there...
We just need to go find them...
Leopard viewing has just been getting better and better since Daunara opened, and seldom does a drive go by that we don't at least see signs of a leopard, if not more than one.

07/06/2026

The view from the walkway on a fairly average Tuesday morning.

05/06/2026

Daunara's rooms and main area are all linked by beautiful, raised wooden walkways, along which guests can move freely and in perfect safety during the day.
The Luxury Suites are the perfect distance from each other to maintain a distinct combination of intimacy within the whole but privacy within each unit.

03/06/2026

The soft glow of evening in the Delta comes with all the intangibles that are almost impossible to describe to those who have never been on safari...

02/06/2026

Enjoy sightings like this... then sit around the bar in the evening and marvel about what you just saw.
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01/06/2026

Our favourite way to finish an evening stint in the mokoros...
Come and join us for sundowners...
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01/06/2026

There are sounds you will hear at Daunara that have no equivalent in the world you come from. They will find you in the dark, in the early morning, in the spaces between conversation — and they will, without asking permission, change something in you:

5 Sounds of Daunara That WILL Change You | Daunara Safari Camp

25/05/2026

Amazing work is being done at the Daunara Foundation, and with George running the show - Mr Green Finger himself - the crops and herbs grown there continue to supply both the camp and the village with wonderful fresh produce.

16/05/2026

As winter sets in and temperatures drop, these magnificent cats will be on the prowl much later in the day, making for sublime viewing.
With large buffalo herds being seen on the grasslands close to camp, expect some wild interactions in the coming months...

15/05/2026

The various fires of ...
As the temperatures drop towards winter, we find ourselves clustering more and more around these small oases of warmth and light...