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Mabula Game Reserve, Ouklip, 0480, South Africa

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Um Mabula Game Lodge

Located in a private game reserve, against the backdrop of the lush green Waterberg Mountains, Mabula Game Lodge offers luxurious rooms. It features an outdoor pool and spa facilities. Only two hours North of Johannesburg, this 12000 hectare reserve is home to an abundance of animal and bird life. Mabula Game Lodge has spacious rooms with twin or double beds. All rooms are elegantly decorated in neutral colors and some rooms offer a seating area. Each of the air-conditioned rooms has a flat-screen satellite TV and tea-and-coffee-making facilities. The hotel's restaurant serves a large buffet or local and international dishes, while the elegant bar offers refreshing drinks, as well as a whiskey and gin collection. Guests can choose from a variety of facilities, including spa treatments at the Mabula Spa and tennis court. Two daily safaris in an open safari vehicle are included in the rates at Mabula Game Lodge. Parking is possible on site and an airport shuttle can be arranged at a charge upon request.

Ausstattung

Kinderspielplatz

24-Stunden-Rezeption

Die Unterkunft wird mit Desinfektionsmittel gereinigt.

Restaurant

Die Unterkunft bestätigt, dass sie Maßnahmen zur Sicherheit der Gäste umsetzt.

Bettwäsche und Handtücher werden bei mindestens 60°C gewaschen

Whirlpool oder Spa

Portier

Babysitting-Service

Swimmingpool - Aussenbereich

Es sind auch einzeln verpackte Speisen erhältlich

Zimmersafe

Internetzugang - Kostenloser öffentlicher Zugang

Tennisplatz

Spielzimmer

Wäscherei

Lounge/Bar

Häufig gestellte Fragen

Gäste des Mabula Game Lodge können eine breite Palette an Annehmlichkeiten nutzen, wie zum Beispiel:

Außenpool

Whirlpool

Tennisplatz

Restaurant

Bar/Lounge

Kinderspielplatz

Spielzimmer

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Familien können sich über kinderfreundliche Annehmlichkeiten freuen, wie:

Außenpool

Babysitter-Service

Kinderspielplatz

Spielzimmer

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About Mjejane River Lodge

Mjejane River Lodge is located outside the Greater Kruger National Park and offers 8.7 mi of Crocodile River frontage. The lodge has an outdoor pool overlooking the river. All suites at Mjejane have an private bathroom and feature views of the river and Kruger Park. Meals are included in the rates and are served either in the dining room or on the outdoor terrace overlooking the gardens and bushveld. Two daily safaris in an open safari vehicle are also included at Mjejane. Kruger Mpumalanga International Airport is 62 mi from the property.

Amenities

Property is cleaned with disinfectant

Restaurant

Property confirms they are implementing guest safety measures

Bed sheets and towels are washed at a temperature of at least 60°C/140°F

Property uses a professional cleaning service

Babysitting Services

Masks are available to guests

Swimming Pool - Outdoor

Contactless check-in and check-out are available

Guests are provided with free hand sanitizer

Individually-wrapped food options are available

In room safe

Social distancing measures are in place

Internet Access - Free Public Access

Acrylic shield between guests and staff in main contact areas

Lounge/Bar

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A green and thriving oasis, Letaba Rest Camp offers comfortable accommodation in Kruger Park with excellent Elephant and bird viewing opportunities.

The idyllic Letaba Rest Camp is situated on a sweeping bend of the Letaba River, midway between the southern and northern boundaries of the Kruger National Park, South Africa.

The character of Letaba Camp depends heavily on the tall shady trees (Sycamore Fig, Natal Mahogany, Sausage Tree and Apple Leaf), expansive lawns and indigenous gardens where tame Bushbuck wander. Visit in winter and you will find the gardens a riot of colour, with several species of Aloe and the Impala lily in full bloom at your accommodation in Kruger Park. The Aloes attract a variety of birds, including the White Bellied and Marico Sunbird, Crested Barbet, Blackheaded Oriole and Black Eyed Bulbul.

Getting There

Where is Letaba Rest Camp?
Letaba Rest Camp is located in the central northern part of Kruger National Park on the bend of the Letaba River.

What is the closest Kruger Park entry gate to Letaba Rest Camp?
Letaba Rest Camp is 51 km from Phalaborwa Gate.

What is the closest airport to Letaba Rest Camp?
Gateway Airport in Phalaborwa (3km from Phalaborwa Gate) is the closest airport to Letaba Rest Camp.

How long does it take to drive to Letaba Rest Camp from Johannesburg?
The drive from Johannesburg to Phalaborwa Gate takes about 6-7 hours followed by another 2 hour drive (51 km) to Letaba Rest Camp.

What is the GPS coordinates of Letaba Rest Camp?
-23.854156, 31.574433

Facilities
What facilities does Letaba Rest Camp have?

Information at Reception

Public telephone

ATM

Post box

Basic first aid assistance

Swimming Pool

Cutlery and plates hampers (from Reception)

Restaurant

Cafeteria

Shop

Petrol station

Laundromat

Communal kitchen

Communal bathroom

Limited DSTV only available in Guest Houses

Cellphone reception

Conference facilities

Day Visitors picnic area on the perimeter of the camp with own swimming pool

Accommodation
Where can I stay at Letaba Rest Camp?
Letaba Camp comprises of guest houses, cottages, bungalows as well as huts, tent and caravan sites and furnished safari tents to choose from. All units are serviced daily and supplied with bedding, towels and soap.

The fifth largest rest camp in the park, Letaba Camp has a wonderfully relaxed atmosphere. The units are comfortably spread out in spacious semi-circles facing the wooded lawns and the river beyond.
Accommodation Types
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Dining
Where can I eat at Letaba Rest Camp?
Letaba Rest Camp offers several dining options for guests. By day, the cafeteria provides a casual, grab-and-go setting ideal for breakfast before a sunrise game drive or a light lunch between safari adventures.

Tindlovu Letaba Restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and supper overlooking the Letaba River floodplains, allowing diners to watch wildlife wander by.

When in the mood for something more communal and relaxed, guests can book the boma braai - an outdoor barbecue enclosure seating around 50 people, where traditional meals are served under the stars.

Accommodations at Letaba Rest Camp either have a private kitchen or communal kitchen as well as braai facilities.

Wildlife
What wildlife can I see around Letaba Rest Camp?
Letaba means 'river of sand' and the sandy riverbed makes for great game viewing, particularly Elephant, Waterbuck and Buffalo which abound in the area.

Being close to 3 major dams, provides for excellent wildlife viewing. Letaba is a green oasis in the surrounding mopane veld, and remains a firm favourite with holiday visitors for accommodation Kruger Park. Other animals around camp include Squirrels, Fruit Bats and Vervet Monkeys.

Letaba Rest Camp offers excellent bird watching opportunities all year round. Pearl-spotted, Barred and Scops owl can be spotted in camp, while the Giant Eagle Owl is regularly recorded along the river. Green Pigeon and Brown-Headed Parrot can be found high in the tree canopies.

Activities
What activities can I do at Letaba Rest Camp?
Guided game viewing at Letaba Rest Camp include sunrise and sunset game drives, as well as morning and afternoon bush walks led by expert ranger-guides that bring you close to elephants, buffalo, waterbuck and even the occasional lion or cheetah .

For bird-lovers, the Matambeni Bird Hide beside Engelhardt Dam (10 km north of camp) is a must-visit vantage point to spot egrets, kingfishers and sunbirds

Elephant Hall is worth a visit - this small but compelling museum is filled with tusks from Kruger's legendary 'Magnificent Seven', along with animal skeletons and anatomical displays.

There's also a self-guided riverside trail perfect for a stroll around Letaba Rest Camp. Or spend your free time taking a dip in the swimming pool, or have a casual braai by the restaurant overlooking the river.

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History of Letaba Rest Camp

In prehistoric times, parts of the present-day Kruger National Park were inhabited by successive groups of people. One such example is that of picturesque Masorini Hill which is 39km (24 miles) from Letaba.

Human habitation at Masorini has been traced back several centuries to the late Stone Age, while more recently it has been home to the BaPhalaborwa tribe's people who inhabited it in the early 19th century. They were cattle and crop farmers, as well as iron smiths of note, who made a living by manufacturing iron artifacts and trading with Arab merchants on the east coast.

Archaeological excavations have revealed hut floors, packed stone walls and terraces, grinding stones, pot shards, glass beads, ash and even food remains. Most impressive, however, are the iron-melting furnaces, smithies and worked artifacts. The village offers an example of a specialized economy and well-developed technology that existed well before the arrival of the white man in South Africa.

The origin of a typical Portuguese cross, carved into an old leadwood tree along the S95 road just north of Letaba, remains shrouded in mystery. It may have been carved by the Portuguese explorer, Ferdinandes das Neves, during his expedition to the Soutpansberg in 1860-61.
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Skukuza Rest Camp is the capital of Kruger National Park. It is the biggest camp and includes facilities such as a shop, deli, ATM (bank), restaurant, swimming pools, car hire, car wash, fuel station, picnic area and more.
Skukuza Highlights and Attractions

Activities: walks along the Sabie River, guided bush walks and game drives

Golfing: 9 hole (18-tee), Par 72 Skukuza Golf Course

Skukuza accommodation: Bungalows, campsites, guest houses and a luxury hotel

Attractions: Skukuza picnic area, Skukuza Indigenous Plants Nursery, Stevenson Hamilton Memorial Library

Conveniences: Restaurants, a shop, deli, petrol station, bank, car hire and car wash, laundromat, AM Spa, medical doctors

Wondering what is the best camp to stay in Kruger National Park? Many visitors think Skukuza Rest Camp is the best camp in Kruger Park. The activities, attractions and facilities are diverse, as are the animals and plants found both within Skukuza Rest Camp and the surrounding area. Skukuza Rest Camp is an excellent rest camp from which to pursue the Big Five and birds in the vicinity.

Getting There

Where is Skukuza Rest Camp?
Skukuza Rest Camp is located in southern Kruger National Park on the banks of the Sabie River.

What is the closest Kruger Park entry gate to Skukuza Rest Camp?
Skukuza Rest Camp is just 12 km away from Paul Kruger Gate.

What is the closest airport to Skukuza Rest Camp?
Skukuza has its own airport located 4 km away. Skukuza Airport offers daily flights from Johannesburg and Cape Town.

How long does it take to drive to Skukuza Rest Camp from Johannesburg?
It takes 6 hours to drive from Johannesbrg to Skukuza Rest Camp on the N12 via Nelspruit (465 km).

What is the GPS coordinates of Skukuza Rest Camp?
-24.996408, 31.591885

Facilities
What facilities does Skukuza Rest Camp have?

Information at Reception

Public telephone

Post office

Public telephone

Bank

Car hire

Car wash

Restaurant

Delicatessen

Shop

AM Spa Kruger

Auditorium and conference facilities

Communal ablutions

Communal kitchens

2 swimming pools in camp

Laundromat

Filling station

Cutlery and plates hampers (from Reception)

Basic first aid assistance

TV and DSTV (limited channels) available in Luxury Units only

Day visitors picnic area (located 4km outside the camp) with own swimming pool

Cellphone reception

Skukuza Golf Course

Skukuza Indigenous Nursery (4 km from camp)

Stevenson Hamilton Memorial Library

Are facilities at Skukuza Rest Camp accessible for disabled visitors?
The reception area at Skukuza Rest Camp is accessible with drop curves providing access from the parking area to the buildings, which include the reception office, a bank, a post office and public toilets (including a barrier free toilet). The auto-bank is up a step and is thus inaccessible for wheelchair users. The camp's shop, restaurant and cafeteria are all designed to be all easily accessed in a wheelchair, as is movement along the camp's perimeter fence adjacent to and overlooking the Sabie River.

Skukuza Rest Camp has several attractions such as a museum hut, the Stevenson-Hamilton Memorial Library, an information centre and an auditorium. Only the library is inaccessible. Wheelchair users will need to be pulled up the stairs to access this facility. The camp has 8, 2-bed huts with barrier free facilities (6 with showers and 2 with baths). There is an accessible 6-bedded cottage with bath and shower facilities.

Accommodation
Where can I stay at Skukuza Rest Camp?
Skukuza Rest Camp in Kruger National Park features a variety of accommodation options:
Accommodation Types
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Dining
Where can I eat at Skukuza Rest Camp?
Skukuza Rest Camp has 2 restaurants - the Cattle Baron Skukuza and the Kruger Station.

The Cattle Baron Restaurant at Skukuza serves breakfast, lunch and supper and has a deck boasting lovely views of the Sabie River.

The Kruger Station is located along the historic Selati line and boasts a deli, bar, restaurant (with vegetarian and gluten-free options), ice-cream, coffee shop and a kids zone.

Wildlife
What wildlife can I see around Skukuza Rest Camp?
The myriad of birds and wild game including the Big Five in the Skukuza area can be spotted by going on bush walks and game drives.

Lions and Wild Dogs are frequently spotted along this route and around Skukuza Rest Camp you can find Warthogs and Vervet Monkeys.

At night, look for the Fruit Bat that hangs under the eaves of the shop, and the Thick-tailed Bush Baby climbing the trees in search of gum.

Wildlife documentaries are shown in an outdoor amphitheater.

Activities
What activities can I do at Skukuza Rest Camp?
At Skukuza Rest Camp, guests can wake early for guided game drives tracking the Big Five wildlife, stroll along walking trails with an armed ranger for a close-up look at the smaller creatures of the bushveld, or relax on the Sabie River's edge watching elephants and hippos drift by.

The Skukuza Rest Camp museum offers a slice of Kruger Park's history, while the Skukuza golf course adds a wild twist - wildlife on the fairway aren't uncommon!

The AM Spa Kruger offers a serene escape at Skukuza Rest Camp where guests can unwind with pampering spa treatments surrounded by the sounds and sights of the wild.

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Golf

There is a magnificent 9 hole (18-tee), Par 72 golf course available for golf enthusiasts on their Kruger Park safari holiday. Read more about golfing in Kruger at Skukuza Golf Course

Stevenson Hamilton Memorial

This is a get-out point with a path to a memorial plaque. The path passes over and between boulders and is not accessible to a person in a wheelchair.

Nkuhlu Picnic Site

Nkuhlu is a picnic site at Skukuza Rest Camp where a ramp has been specially constructed to allow wheelchair users the opportunity to descend from the parking lot down to the pathway adjacent the river's edge. There has been no adaptation of any of the other facilities and no barrier free toilets exist at the time of writing.

Kruger Tablets

Another get-out point where a memorial plaque has been embedded in rock. Reaching the plaque in a wheelchair requires assistance and such visitors are better off reading the plaque through binoculars.

History of Skukuza Rest Camp

Skukuza Rest Camp was originally known as Sabie Bridge or simply Reserve, the name was changed in 1936. Skukuza Rest Camp in Kruger National Park is named after the Tsonga name for James Stevenson-Hamilton, the first warden of the park. Literally translated it means 'he who sweeps clean', a reference to his removal of all the local people to make way for the establishment of the Park.

The Stevenson-Hamilton Memorial Museum houses many interesting artifacts - very well known is the knife ranger Harry Wolhuter used to single handedly slay a Lion and save his own life. Skukuza is the Kruger National Park's largest rest camp and administrative headquarters. It is situated on the southern banks of the Sabie River and is home to some interesting birds and amazing plant life.
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