Biyamiti Bushveld Camp

On the banks of the Mbiyamiti river, surrounded and hidden away by delagoa thickets, nestles one of the most beautiful bush camps - Biyamiti Bush Camp in Kruger National Park. Here service, hospitality and "old world" values are part and parcel of the management and staff's way of life. The camp is ideally situated between huge wild fig and jackalberry trees with vast numbers of other fauna and flora species in abundance. The area is a game spotter’s dream come true. Where the Mbiyamiti and Mhlambeni Rivers meet the Crocodile River, the Ndlolakayeni (road without end) crosses the river in a southerly direction towards Maputo and northerly direction into the wide Karanga hinterland.

Accommodation at Biyamiti

Guest Cottages

2-Bedroom units. Both bedrooms have ceiling fans; one has 3 single beds, and the other 2 single beds. One bedroom has a bathroom en-suite (bath, toilet, and washbasin), there is a separate toilet, shower and washbasin. The kitchen has a gas stove (with oven), fridge/freezer combination, sink, cooking utensils, crockery and cutlery. An open veranda serves as both dining room and lounge.

Cottages

1-Bedroom units. The bedroom contains two single beds and has a ceiling fan. There are two bench-beds in the living room with a ceiling fan. The bathroom has a bath, shower, toilet and washbasin and inter-leading doors to the bedroom and living room. Meals can be taken on the open veranda. The kitchen has a two-plate electric stove (without oven), sink, fridge / freezer combination, cooking utensils, crockery and cutlery.

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Facilities

Information at Reception
Public telephones
Basic First Aid assistance
Mini Shop - stocks basic items such as firewood, ice and Telkom phone cards, there are no foodstuffs such as meat available.
Each accommodation unit has it’s own braai (barbecue) facilities

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Activities

Morning, Sunset and Night Drives
Morning and Day Walks
Guided Bush Walks and Drives (in the company of trained field guides)
Picnic Sites in Kruger National Park

These activities will ensure an exciting bush experience. All bookings as well as further details for these activities are available from reception.

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Extra Information

Plan your trip – do not try and cover too great a distance. Kruger is a massive tract of land and frequently visitors try to cover too much ground. Slow travel and regular stopping produces much more action than covering a lot of ground.
Early mornings and evening time are usually the most productive game viewing periods.
Remember to bring a camera, binoculars, bird and wildlife reference books, a hat and sunscreen lotion. Also remember to take along medicines such as anti-histamine and lotion for insect stings and bites.
Do not leave any food unattended, as thieving monkeys and baboons are a constant threat.
The speed limit is 50 km/h on tar and 40 km/h on gravel.
Visitors are not permitted to leave their vehicle other than at designated get out points and rest camps.
Pets are not permitted in a national park.
Firearms must be declared at the entrance gate and sealed. The seal will be broken upon departure.
Open vehicles must obtain the necessary permit.
Feeding of the animals is strictly prohibited for yours and the animal’s safety and well-being.
Kruger is a malaria zone. See Malaria Map / Info for further details.

Climate
Kruger Park lies in a summer rainfall area with possible downpours occurring later in the day. The summer months (October to April) are hot. Winter’s are warm and mild, with very cool evenings.

Gate Hours

Gate Times	Nov-Jan	Feb	Mar & Oct	Apr	May-July	Aug-Sept
Park Gates Open	05:30	05:30	05:30	06:00	06:00	06:00
Camp Gates Open	04:30	05:30	05:30	06:00	06:00	06:00
Park& Camp Gates Close	18:30	18:30	18:00	17:30	17:30	18:00