Ko ka Tsara bushcamp

And so we made it to Ko Ka Tsara Bush Camp which is really 9 chalets with a pool, lawn, bar and breakfast restaurant. It was our home for the next 2 nights. I’m super glad we chose it.

The house/hut/chalet/spot we stayed had a main bedroom, small kitchen and bathroom down-ladder. And up-ladder had another 2 beds for the kids. Well, the kids were up like a shot and had to be discouraged from taking everything they owned up there as parents didn’t feel like Hlungwane to take everything they owned back down again.

The first animal we saw was a massive (leopard?) tortoise that had come down the mountain for some fresh juicy grass. On the way to say hi to the tortoise (Nathan was very please that he said both “hi tortoise” and “bye tortoise”) I spotted a pair of Cape Wagtails (parent and juvenile) and my first ever Fairy Fly-Catcher (followed very closely by my second). The garden also contained Pririt Batis, White throated and Black headed Canaries.Læs mere