Yesterday was our last day at nDzuti Safari Camp. There is always a sense of sadness that descends upon you when you leave a lodge. The camaraderie around the campfire at night, the lessons learned while on a game drive and the new-found friends are just a few of the things that make you want to stay. After a few days at nDzuti we said goodbye to Bruce, Judy, AK and the team. Being pretty flexible about our schedule, Judy decided to reward us with a bush breakfast on our last day.
After the morning game drive, AK drove us to a secret spot. Previously a boma area for avid campers, it now serves as bush breakfast/bush dinner spot. The area has a pit for a fire, wooden table and the remnants of a small outdoor jacuzzi size pool. Located high up on a plateau overlooking the river, it’s a spectacular spot. A white tablecloth laden with a feast of fruit, fried eggs, lamb chops, sausage and coffee awaited us.
This was the first bush breakfast in the Kruger that I have experienced and there is nothing quite like the feeling of eating exquisite food in the middle of the bush.
The fantastic Ciena cooking up a storm in the bush
Views of the Klaserie River from the Bush Breakfast Area
The Land Rover delivering food for our bush breakfast in the Klaserie
Bush breakfast area around the table at nDzuti
Michaela Burningham
Myah Pierce