andBeyond is set to launch an overnight treehouse property in South Africa’s Kruger National Park.

Opening on Monday, February 10, Ngala Treehouse has been designed to complement a stay at one of the reserve's two permanent lodges, andBeyond Ngala Safari Lodge or andBeyond Ngala Tented Camp. 

The four-level treehouse features two sleeping areas – an enclosed, weatherproof bedroom with a king-sized bed or an elevated sleep-out platform set beneath a retractable awning on the rooftop – as well as a bar, coffee station and selection of snacks. 

Guests can choose to arrive at the solar-powered treehouse in time to toast the sunset with cocktails or after their late-afternoon game drive. 

A tapas-style picnic dinner is set up in the safety of an enclosed boma before guests are left on their own for the night, with a radio and mobile phone in case of emergencies. 

A room at one of the other two properties at andBeyond Ngala Private Game Reserve must be booked in addition to the Treehouse.

Ngala Treehouse can cater for a maximum of two adults and two children aged between 10 and 16.

One night at Ngala Treehouse costs from ZAR 8,500 (approx.. £435) per night based on two people sharing.