Marloth Park 7 Night Voucher 6 People
In or out of season
Marloth Park is a wildlife sanctuary situated on the southern boarder of the Kruger National Park. (Approximately R390 kilometers from Pretoria)
Marloth has its own wildlife and boasts four of the big five with the exception of elephant , however as the crocodile river forms the boundary between Marloth Park and the Kruger National Park you are lightly to spot elephants playing in the river.
Buffalo and lion are confined to Marloth's game reserve "Lions Spruit" where as the rest of the game such as Kudu , Zebra , Giraffe , Blue wildebeest , Nyala , Impala , Warthog and plenty more aren't restricted by fences and roam freely between the units that are built on 1500 hectares.
With the dangerous game restricted you can take a walk along the river or a mountain bike ride on many a dirt roads and is a birders paradise.
Situated between Malelane and Komatipoort two entrance gates can be used to the Kruger National Park.
Crocodile bridge gate 14 Kilometers and Malelane gate 35 Kilometers.
Activities that can be arranged: Bush breakfast , Game drives inside Marloth as well as in the Kruger Park (You may do your own), Night Drives in Kruger National Park, Tiger fishing , Quad bikes , Mountain Bikes, Three Restaurants , Micro Light Flights , Elephant Rides , Mozambique Tours , Swazi Tours , horse riding , guided game walks and more ;
You can even arrange a game of golf inside the Kruger Park at Skukuza.
You are bidding on a 7 night stay (For the unit NOT per person) at a 3 Bedroom Cottage that sleeps six.
Air conditioned
Fully equipped kitchen
One double bed four singles
Shower and bath (Two seater Jacuzzi)
Splash pool
DSTV (Bring own smart card)
Free game drive in Marloth Park for the first two people
The designated time period is Arrival Date 1 July - Departure Date 8 July (7 Nights) however should this time period not exactly fit you we will provide you with a voucher for the same number of nights that you may use within the next 18 months subject to availability.
