Overlooking the Timbitene plain and waterhole, the Rhino Walking Safaris offers boutique accommodation in the Kruger National Park. The Rhino Walking Safaris camp is located in a private 12,000-hectare concession near to Skukuza in the heart of the Kruger National Park, which is the largest game reserve in South Africa. This South Africa safari camp in the Kruger National Park is the ideal spot for eco-tourists wanting to go on game drives or walking safaris, tracking rhinos and following elephants. The Rhino Walking Safaris camp is built in true 19th century explorer style, raised up on wooden decks and been built using natural materials such as wood and canvas. Furthermore, energy saving lighting ensures that building has the lowest possible impact on the environment and it is totally self-sufficient for its electricity needs. You will wake up to a mug of coffee and traditional homemade rusks every morning and then set out on a morning walk, following rhino tracks and elephant paths. Brunch is served when you return under the safe of acacia trees, and then you set out again after high tea, on another walking safari or a game drive to watch lions, buffalo or leopards and other wildlife.