The name Kuhama is a Swahili word that means “to move”. Kuhama Camp will literally be relocating according to the movement of the wildebeest and other migratory animals and the seasonal concentration of wildlife. In harmony with the National Park’s conservation policy, Kuhama Camp will be discreetly set in private campsites blending into the surrounding natural environment.

The 15 spacious walk-in tents are tastefully furnished with beds and bedside tables made of tropical hardwood, mattresses, pillows, fine beddings including duvets, natural sisal rugs, lamps, luggage rack and safari armchairs and table on the verandah. The ample windows with mosquito netting keep the tents well ventilated and insect-free. All the tents have en suite bathrooms with dressing table, bucket shower and wash basin and flushing toilet.

The spacious and airy dining-tent provides all the facilities of a classic restaurant including tables and chairs, table cloths and napkins of quality fabric, crockery, glassware and cutlery.

The chef will pleasantly surprise you with a wide selection of freshly cooked food combining local and international cuisine.

A typical day on safari starts with a soft wake up call before sunrise, with an early morning coffee, tea or hot chocolate and pastries served on the verandah of your tent. Full breakfast, lunch and candle-lit dinner will be served in the spacious mess tent or alfresco in the bush.