Guest Stories at Kirkman's | South Africa Safari

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Tell us about your journey and your thoughts and impressions of Africa.

It is always a pleasure to receive feedback on how the &Beyond experience has touched our guests. For many of them, a life-long love affair with Africa's wide open spaces and its incredible wildlife has started at one of our lodges across the continent. Others have formed lasting friendships with the warm and welcoming &Beyonders they have met on safari. Here is just a sample of the incredible comments we have been receiving from our guests staying at Kirkman's Kamp.

Steffenson, Sheila - Best vacation adventure ever!

"Our time at Kirkman's was unparalleled! We spent 4 nights there and each day brought new sights and adventure."

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Bill and Karen, Boulder, Colorado - Flying legs and leaping lions

"We spent two days at Kirkman's Kamp adjacent to the Kruger National Park, where our guide was Grant and tracker was Ekson; our butler was Sonny Boy. This was an entirely different experience from Phinda but equally thrilling. The first evening we were there Grant found a young male leopard in a tree. The light was perfect, the animal stunning."

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Pain, Jenny - Introduction to Africa

"My first major overseas trip was to South Africa with my friend Elaine who has travelled to Africa on many occasions. Elaine planned the whole trip and I just tagged along. Well, the first safari that I experienced was at the wonderful Kirkmans Kamp. From the time that we arrived at the camp until the time that we left, I was made to feel so welcome and like part of the Kirkmans family."

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Rinderknecht, Marc - Just some videos for you...

"Here are a few videos that I took during my stay at Kirkman's. Including the mating leopards..."

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Van Dyne, Lisa - Kirkman Kamp Adventure

"I traveled to Kirkman's Kamp after first visiting &Beyond in Ngala with five friends to celebrate a 50th birthday. The two camps could not be more different. Ngala is family-style camp and Kirkman's has a more adult feel to it. Duncan, the GM went above and beyond for me - I broke my arm at Ngala and he met me at half way and took me to the hospital at Nelsprit and then back to the camp. Yes, I kept going! And yes, there are still knights in shining armor - they just live in Africa!"

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