Loapi Tented Camp

Yes, Loapi offers coordinated arrivals with the camp team and transfers from Tswalu airstrip. Please contact the concierge to confirm the arrangements for the day.

Early check-in depends on operational availability and arrival times at Tswalu. Please contact the concierge to confirm the arrangements for the day.

Yes, transfers can be arranged via Tswalu airstrip and charter flights serving the reserve. The journeys are generally coordinated with the camp team.

Breakfast is prepared to order by the private chef, according to the schedule chosen by the guests. The service is included in the stay.

Meals are prepared by a private chef and served according to the guests' schedule. The camp also provides a selection of South African wines.

Yes, the homes have an interactive kitchen and a private chef. Menus can be tailored to the pace of the safari and the guests' preferences.

Yes, Wi-Fi is available in the homes, with access indicated in the private office space. The connection may vary depending on the location within the reserve.

Yes, each home has a private plunge pool. There is no communal pool at the camp.

Loapi has six private homes, with four one-bedroom units and two two-bedroom units. Each home operates as a mini-camp independent of shared common spaces.

Each home is approximately 303 m² for the one-bedroom units and 433 m² for the two-bedroom units. The spaces include an interactive kitchen, a private office, and a large shaded terrace.

No, the rooms do not have bathtubs. They offer indoor and outdoor showers, as well as a large sleeping area.

Yes, each home has a shaded private deck with a fire pit and plunge pool. The entire area offers a fully private outdoor space.

Loapi is a luxury tented camp made up of private homes, with dedicated chef, guide, and safari vehicle service. The concept is closer to an exclusive campsite rather than a traditional lodge.

Yes, the villas are isolated from each other within the reserve. The layout prioritises tranquility and confidentiality.

Yes, each home has a private office and advertised Wi-Fi connection. The workspace is integrated into the accommodation.

No, Loapi does not accept pets. The reserve operates as a conservation environment with strict wildlife management.

Public information does not mention specific facilities for assistance animals. Please contact the concierge to confirm the arrangements for the day.

The camp is located in the Tswalu Kalahari Reserve, in the Northern Cape, South Africa. Access is via the reserve, away from major cities.

Tswalu Kalahari Reserve is the largest private reserve in South Africa. It is located in the Northern Cape, in the heart of the Kalahari.

Tswalu Kalahari Reserve is presented as the largest private conservation area in South Africa. It covers a vast part of the Kalahari, in the Northern Cape.

Tswalu Kalahari Reserve is located in the Northern Cape, South Africa, near Van Zylsrus. Access is mainly by charter flight and private road.

The locality of Van Zylsrus is the nearest reference point associated with the reserve. Transfers are then organised to the camp.

The journey to Tswalu depends on the starting point, but the most common arrivals are by charter flight or private transfer. Contact the concierge to confirm the arrangements for the day.

The cancellation conditions depend on the rate booked, the season, and the policy applied at the time of booking. Please contact the concierge to confirm the arrangements for the day.

No specific occupancy tax is indicated in the camp's public information. Please contact the concierge to confirm the arrangements for the day.

Yes, Loapi operates as an all-inclusive camp based on the announced private services. Meals, the private safari, and certain services are included in the stay.

Rates vary according to the season, the type of home, and the duration of the stay. The public prices listed indicate a very high-end positioning, upon request.

The camp is designed for very private stays, with only six homes. The positioning is therefore intentionally exclusive and limited in capacity.

Yes, Loapi is generally considered a luxury address for travellers seeking privacy and dedicated service. The experience relies on an almost total privatisation of the stay.

Cancellation and refund policies vary depending on the rate booked. Please contact the concierge to confirm the arrangements for the day.

Each home has a private chef, a homathi, a dedicated guide, and a tracker. The service is designed as a fully private camp experience.

Yes, each home has a private safari vehicle, along with a dedicated guide and tracker. The experience is organised at your own pace.

No, Loapi does not have a communal spa on site. Spa treatments can be arranged directly in the home.

Yes, treatments can be performed in the home upon request. Arrangements are made with the camp team based on availability.

The camp offers private safaris with a guide and tracker, as well as wildlife observation in the reserve. The routes are adapted to the pace of each villa.

Yes, wildlife observation is the main activity, with outings in different sectors of the reserve. Encounters depend on the movements of the wildlife.

White can be difficult to keep clean on safari due to dust and tracks. Neutral and discreet clothing is generally more practical.

Yes, stays at Loapi generally include safari experiences within the reserve. The exact programme depends on the duration and the package booked.

The reserve is known for its vast Kalahari landscapes, semi-arid plains, and the Korannaberg hills. Wildlife sightings vary depending on the areas visited.

Yes, children are accepted at the camp. However, the stay is organised in a safari environment that requires close supervision.

Children's activities depend on their age and the programme set by the guides. Please contact the concierge to confirm the day's arrangements.

Yes, family stays are possible, with one or two-bedroom homes. The most suitable format depends on the age of the children and the level of independence desired.

No, the camp is not presented as a facility with a kids' club or dedicated childcare. Family stays rely on the support of parents and guides.

No, access is not adapted like a typical urban hotel. The reserve prioritises guided movements and facilities on natural terrain.

Accessibility arrangements are not publicly detailed for all homes. Please contact the concierge to confirm the day's arrangements.

The reserve is committed to conservation and low-density accommodation. Loapi operates with only six independent homes, which limits the impact of visitation.

Tswalu protects a vast private area of the Kalahari and strongly limits accommodation density. The positioning of the camp is part of a conservation and exclusivity strategy.