Two Restaurants · Two Bomas

Cuisine drawn from
the land itself.

Two restaurants - one formal, one relaxed. Two bomas - one beneath the open sky, one sunken on the edge of the dam. Cuisine that draws from local ingredients, African tradition, and contemporary fine dining.
Chapter V — Dining
Four ways to gather
The Restaurants

One kitchen.

The formal table

Mhlaba

A nine-course tasting menu paired with South African terroir wines. Long, slow, quiet - served at the central oak table.

Dinner only · 7pm seating · 24 covers
The relaxed kitchen

Inkwazi

An all-day kitchen for the long, golden hours between game drives. Lowveld brunches. Pool-side lunches. Local, considered, unhurried.

All day · pool & lounge · à la carte
The Bomas

Two fires.

Rare in the segment. One traditional, beneath the open sky. One sunken on the edge of the dam - a dramatic, intimate experience where guests descend into the earth beside the water as firelight plays on the surface.

Outdoor Boma · under open sky

The Outdoor Boma

A traditional fire-lit gathering space under the open sky. Storytelling, celebration, belonging. The campfire at the centre of camp.

Sunken Boma · on the dam edge

The Sunken Boma

Descend into the earth beside the dam. The fire ring sits at eye level with the water; firelight plays on the surface. Dinner becomes ceremony.