Camp Amalinda is a Safari lodge offering luxury accommodation with the surrounding rocks giving an impression that it has almost grown out of the landscape itself. There are nine thatched chalets, including two suites, individually designed and decorated, with polished concrete floors throughout decorated with rugs and mats. The large beds and mosquito nets are standard, as are en-suite bathrooms and a private seating area which provides a good place for writing postcards and the private balcony has views of the surrounding landscape. The main area at Camp Amalinda is linked to the chalets via pathways that meander through the boulders, wild fig and paper-bark thorn acacia. A cavernous lounge has comfortable and colourful cushioned sofas, a small library and bar area. Meals are communal and the large wooden dining table can comfortably cater for 18 guests. A large swimming pool built into the granite overlooks a waterhole.