The lodge offers 15 tents furnished in a contemporary minimalistic style with an en-suite bathroom

Babysitting can be arranged at Khoka Moya Camp, provided advanced notice is given for the necessary arrangements to be made.

Khoka Moya Camp has a reception area made from recycled wood and thatch. It also houses a locally crafted curio outlet/shop. The main dining, lounge and bar area is designed to resemble and recalling the pioneer-dwellings of the early gold prospectors. Outside lies a newly built pool set amidst lush lawns, a renovated bird hide and 15 large, free-standing tents. 

Each has canopied king or twin beds (with cotton sheets and down duvets), a large sofa, a writing desk and a fan with an outside deck for relaxation. Behind a screen is an over-sized ‘wet-room’ with twin showers, twin basins and a flush-toilet. There’s plenty of space – each tent is 10 x 5m; and plenty of privacy – the doors and window flaps roll down at night.

Tents can accommodate a family of four.

The food is a highlight, usually served outdoors at a long table, with log fires and torches to create a really authentic bush feel. Simple homemade dishes, using predominantly local produce, are plentiful and exquisitely presented. N.B. Special arrangements can be made for in-room dining or a private bush dinner.

Your day starts with Honeyguide’s famous dawn drumbeat, before a picturesque morning safari game drive. On your return, a scrumptious breakfast follows with a choice of cereals, fruit, and a traditional cooked breakfast. Lunch is a light 3-course meal, served around 2 pm. Dinner is server later in the evening, after a sunset game drive. Dinner is a 3-course meal served either in the boma (fenced-in campfire) accompanied by the authentic sounds of the African night or a buffet in the main dining area on certain nights. There is a well-stocked bar with an excellent wine selection, stored in a temperature-controlled cellar.