Bush braais, a unique experience where guests dine under the stars in nature, are now being offered to visitors at Mountain Zebra National Park (MZNP) outside Cradock in the Eastern Cape.
This dining option is already well established in other parks such as Kruger and Mapungubwe National Parks.
This special pocket of Karoo veld in MZNP, which is untouched other than the area directly identified for this new activity, is known as the Ebuhlanti Bush Braai.
Ebuhlanti means kraal in isiXhosa a place where rituals that connect the living with their ancestors are performed, marrying the two worlds for the vitality and harmony of African homes, and so too, to this African adventure.
A game drive into the heart of the park ushers guests to the open-air restaurant, where they are welcomed to the kraal by awaiting staff and a bonfire.
