Five-star Camp Kuzuma lies on a small land concession in the 12,000-hectare (and very little-known) Kuzuma Forest Reserve in north-eastern Botswana. What makes this region especially important is its position, for this is the wildlife corridor between Chobe National Park (in Botswana) and Zimbabwe’s Hwange National Park. At various times of the year, particularly in the dry winter months, the area sees as many elephants as anywhere in Africa, as the giants move between their two favourite parks. Additionally, the small, strategically placed camp draws wildlife to its own waterhole, making game viewing easy (if somewhat lacking in diversity).

Seven raised, luxurious tented suites are linked to the main area by elevated walkways. The interiors have polished concrete floors with cow-hide rugs, and are furnished in the finest colonial-safari style. King-sized beds are draped with netting, there’s a ceiling fan to cool you, and the canvas flaps can be rolled up or down as you wish. The en-suite bathrooms are all you could dream of, with their double indoor showers, romantic freestanding bath, outdoor shower, and separate toilet.

Seven raised, luxurious tented suites are linked to the main area by elevated walkways. The interiors have polished concrete floors with cow-hide rugs, and are furnished in the finest colonial-safari style. King-sized beds are draped with netting, there’s a ceiling fan to cool you, and the canvas flaps can be rolled up or down as you wish. The en-suite bathrooms are all you could dream of, with their double indoor showers, romantic freestanding bath, outdoor shower, and separate toilet.