Idube Loge is located in Marloth Park, a wildlife sanctuary situated on the southern boundry of the Kruger National Park. (Approximately 390 kilometers from Pretoria).
15 on Pinehurst is a large new luxuriously furnished modern home offering 5 star amenities on a championship golf course estate.
This luxury self catering villa is situated on a championship golf course & within 60km from the Kruger Game Park. It consists of 4 air conditioned bedrooms (all en suite). Open plan living areas with lounge, dining room & fully equipped kitchen.
Alegria is a beautiful Cottage which sleeps 6/8 people and has airconditioning throughout. The Cottage is a 4 minute walk from the Kruger Park Fence and a 15 minute drive to the Crocodile Bridge entrance to Kruger Park.
Our house is situated along the 8th fairway with a large patio overlooking the fairway with views over the Sabie valley and countryside. Relax in one of our swing chairs, sipping on a glass of wine
Tranquil and safe bush camp in the Lowveld. Rustic self-catering camp sleeps 18 people on a 400Ha Game farm.
All accommodation is set on the floodplain of the Komati River no more than 50 meters from the waters edge. The riverfront is beautifully kept and guests are able to enjoy relaxing walks along the river and through the riverbank forests.
Kata Charis is truly a Nature Lover's paradise: Boasting breathtaking views of the beautiful Sabie River Valley. Situated on a 42ha farm on the inside edge of the untouched mountains of the Hazyview.
Welcome at Stoep Cafe Guesthouse where you can enjoy an old world atmosphere. Stoep Cafe is one of the oldest railway houses in town and beautifully restored to its old age glory - Komatipoort, Mpumalanga.
There is one self catering cottage (2 plate stove available) that can typically be described as home away from home. It has a queen size, a three quarter and a single bed.
Kiaat Bungalows can sleep 13 guest in 5 different type units.
Each chalet is nestled amongst indigenous trees, home to a wide variety of birds, overlooking The Sabie River Valley which lies at the edge of the escarpment of the misty Drakensberg Mountains. Various small animals frequent the property
Marloth Kruger Whispering Ants is a beautiful holiday home in the Marloth Park Conservancy that borders the Kruger National Park, separated by the Crocodile River. The house has a elegant rustic look and is surrounded by bush veld, bird and animal life...
Our luxury double storey thatched Villa is nestled in the secure confines of the magnificent Kruger Park Lodge, on the banks of the Sabie River and only 7 minutes drive from the entrance to the world renowned Kruger National Park. Surrounded by ...
Relax in your accommodation or under the trees and enjoy the song of the many birds or listen to the snort of warthogs and the grunts of impala or the barking of zebra in the day or just drink in the beautiful bush scenery.
GETAWAY BUSH is a Safe and Comfortable, Self catering Holiday Home. Nestled on a Nature Reserve called Marloth Park, it borders the famous Kruger National Park (Big5)
A lovely, spacious, fully air-conditioned three-bedroom, house with splash pool and a four poster bed. It has 2 lounges, a TV lounge with full DSTV, looking out over the pool deck and the other looking into the garden through large picture windows
Marloth Kruger Little Manor is a holiday home with lots of privacy situated in the Marloth Park Conservancy where game like Giraffe, Kudu, Wildebeest, Impala, Warthog, Ostrich, etc roam freely. Marloth Park is next to the Crocodile River which boarders th
Escape@Butterfly is a brand new thatched roof house situated in the popular Marloth Park Conservancy, just outside of the Kruger National Park. It is a two bedroom house with an upstairs loft area. The main bedroom has a queen size bed and an en-suite bat
6 Miller is a tastefully decorated self-catering apartment situated in the heart of a lush suburb in Nelspruit, Mpumalanga. The spacious accommodation consists of two bedrooms, a fully equipped granite kitchen, full bathroom and an additional toilet
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