
Thatched, private, and entirely yours.
Every room, deck and fireside corner at Khami is held for one group at a time. Never shared, never rotated between bookings.
Built into the granite.
Khami's living spaces sit thatched and open-sided along the rock, looking out over the reserve rather than in on themselves. There is no reception desk and no set mealtime. The lodge simply runs around whichever group is staying.
Rooms, meals and days are shaped around your group, not a printed schedule.


Built for rest, not passing through.
Thatched roofs, stone and timber, and furnishings drawn from the region rather than a catalogue. Each room looks out onto the bush: a place to properly stop, not just sleep.


One long table, open on every side.
Meals are cooked for your group alone and served when you are ready for them: around the dining table, on a deck, or by the fire, depending on the evening.


Set straight into the rock.
A pool built onto the granite itself, deck chairs and a thatched bar within reach, and the reserve running off in every direction below.
Every corner, at a glance.
The pool, the fire, the lodge from the air and the ruins next door: a few more of what makes up a stay at Khami.

The pool 
Under the net 
Fireplace at sunset 
The lodge at dusk 
The boma, at dusk 
On the granite 
Sunset 
Khami Ruins, next door
Tell us when, and who is coming.
Send the dates, group size and the kind of stay you have in mind. We can shape the rest around you.