What images do you conjure up when we say “tented accommodation in Limpopo”, and are most of these invariably negative?  We would certainly understand if you associate the term with traditional camping and if your last experience was less than stellar because you were sodden, or nearly blew away or were devoured by mosquitoes, how can we blame you for your negative attitude towards camping?  Let us redefine tented accommodation.

Start with a Luxury, Five-star Tent

Unlike any tent you have ever seen, our tented accommodation at our luxury lodge in Limpopo comprises thatched, en-suite, five-star tents arranged in six tented camps, each tent completely private.  The six camps are:

• Matumba
• Rafiki
• Utambo
• Kifu
• Madiba
• Safiri

They are all within walking distance of the main lodge and their pathways are lantern-lit after dark.  Each tent has:

• Panoramic Bushveld views
• Private outside shower for two
• A choice of twin single beds or a king-size double bed
• An in-room safe
• A mini bar
• The option of in-tent dining
• A heater, hairdryer and fan
• Tea and coffee facilities
• A private deck

True African Style

Now you can embrace a true African experience in this grand, Colonial-style tented accommodation in Limpopo with their mistrial Victorian-style en-suite bathrooms.  The bathrooms have brass and copper fittings that complement the ball and claw bathtub and the His and Hers wash basins.  From your private deck, you can witness the Bushveld wildlife, so look out for:

• civet cat
• cheetah
• impala
• eland
• red hartebeest
• blue wildebeest
• gemsbuck
• kudu
• eland
• giraffe
• warthog
• ostrich

Over 300 bird species can be seen in this part of the Bushveld and the Nylsvley Bird Sanctuary nearby is also a very popular attraction for bird lovers.  Stay with us today and redefine how you see luxury tented accommodation in Limpopo.

Contact Details of Zwahili:

Contact Number:
+27 (12) 653 4340 or +27 82 452 1735

Fax Number:
0866 849 535

Website:
http://www.zwahili.co.za/

Email:
zwahili@iafrica.com

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Private Safari Game Lodge, Private Hunting Game Lodge and Private Game Reserves and Lodges

Our beautiful safari lodge is a cut above the rest in that we are able bring you the splendour of the Bushveld without any of the obvious disadvantages usually experienced at many other Bushveld lodges.  When you think about safari lodges you have visited, you may recall some of these disadvantages:

• Driving for hours and hours, far into the countryside to get there
• Travelling to a malaria area, necessitating additional precautions
• High, VAT-exclusive rates that include very little as standard except for your accommodation
• Only one or two types of suites or accommodation options available
• Limited lodge activities and available extras

The Location Problem Solved

In terms of location, our beautiful safari lodge certainly exceeds expectations with a central location, halfway between Pretoria and Polokwane (150 km from either), 200 km from Johannesburg, 190 km from O.R. Tambo International Airport and only 36 km from Modimolle, which has its own airfield.  In addition, our location at the foot of the majestic Waterberg is in a malaria-free area.

Nearly Everything is Included

Besides being beautiful, our safari lodge is also superb value and you would be most pleasantly surprised at everything that is included in the standard rate you pay:

• It may seem inconsequential, but we do not cheat you by excluding obvious musts like VAT – both this and your Conservation Fee are included
• A complimentary welcome drink and fruit plate, as well as your early-morning tea and coffee are par for the course too
• A hearty breakfast as well as a full five-course Table D’hôte dinner are standard
• Two game drives per day are pre-paid as part of your rate

Much to Do

You will not lack for anything to do either, whether these are included like the use of the pool or lounges or extras like a game of croquet, silhouette shooting or a spa treatment in your room.  Clearly, our beautiful safari lodge offers more than meets the eye.

Contact Details of Zwahili:

Contact Number:
+27 (12) 653 4340 or +27 82 452 1735

Fax Number:
0866 849 535

Website:
http://www.zwahili.co.za/

Email:
zwahili@iafrica.com

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Private Safari Game Lodge, Private Hunting Game Lodge and Private Game Reserves and Lodges

These self catering chalets have:

• en-suite bathrooms
• with baths and outside showers,
• and offer boma and braai facilities (BBQ) with jacuzzis and swimming pools.

Dunroamin Safaris supplies:

• firewood,
• swimming and bath towels,
• tea/coffee
• and toiletries.

Dunroamin Safaris offers self catering chalets, but meals can be prepared for overseas guests.

Dunroamin Safaris will collect guests from airport and take back.

For the self catering chalets that you are searching to spend a few nights in, contact Dunroamin Safaris today.

Contact Details:

Contact Number:
0839752709

Cell Number:
0839752709

Contact Person:
Michelle Lanigan

Website:
www.dunroaminsafaris.com

E-mail:
michelle@dunroaminsafaris.com

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Self Catering and B&B Chalets, Self Catering Chalet and Self Catering Cottages

The Kruger Park Lodge is a luxurious self catering holiday resort that is set on the banks of the Sabie River, and is well-known for its’:

• privacy,
• comfort
• and gracious living.

The self catering holiday resort offers a sanctuary of:

• lush green lawns,
• dense woodlands
• and flowing water.

The self catering holiday resort is situated in close proximity to:

• the Kruger National Park (Paul Kruger Gate is 42km, Phabeni Gate 12km and Numbi Gate 11km)
• and the historic towns of Pilgrim’s rest, Graskop, Sabie and White River.

The Kruger Park Lodge’s main attraction is a 9 hole (18 tees) golf course that was designed by Gary Player.

All of the above that is provided by Hippo House @ Kruger Park Lodge sets the scene for a spectacular base for an unforgettable African adventure you are searching to experience.

For further details contact Hippo House @ Kruger Park Lodge today.

Contact Details:

Contact Number:
0837970707

Cell Number:
0837970707

Contact Person:
Marius

Website:
www.hippohouse.co.za

E-mail:
info@hippohouse.co.za

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African Wildlife Safaris is the manager of a Volunteer Lion Research project that is based in a 5000 hectares private game reserve ,situated in close proximity to the Orpen Gate of the Kruger National Park.

Project Objective:

-Monitor and record movement and behaviour -Record data on predator- prey relationship -Monitor and record data on elephants, rhino, buffalo.
-Monitor nocturnal activities at designated points with an Infra Red Camera -Conservation interventions such as combating Soil Erosion

A typical seven day programme:

Day One:
Arrival with a briefing on the project and facilities.
Introduction to lion behaviour and research objectives.
Light Lunch
Afternoon drive starts at 18h00 with telemetry equipment to locate the lions.
Following the lions till about 21h00. Photographing and noting the activities of the lions.
Dinner. Participation in preparations and cleaning up.

Day Two:
Light Breakfast
Drive to the last recorded lion sighting.
Locating of the lions to monitor what they have been up to.
Drive and track the rhinos. Walk and tracking to locate the white rhinos. Identify according to ear profile cards.
Light lunch
Transfer of data to a computer.
Rest
Afternoon drive to locate the lions and following to record relevant data till 19h00. Continue on a night drive.

Day Three:
Light breakfast
Drive to a soil erosion site. Group work on combating soil erosion till 10h00.
Light Lunch
Rest
Afternoon drive to locate the lions. Monitor movements till 20h00.
Dinner
Midnight drive to locate lions and monitor movements and activities.

Day Four:
Light Breakfast
Drive and track the breeding herd of buffalo. Walk in and observe the male/female ratio.
Lunch
Transfer of data to a computer.
Rest
Afternoon/night drive with the objective to locate the breeding herd of elephants. Observe feeding and recording of species. Document the GPS location of the herd.
Dinner.

Day Five:
Light Breakfast
Drive and locate the lions. Monitor and record all relevant information. Locate and identify prey species since last observations.
Lunch
Transfer of information to the data base.
Afternoon walk to patrol for snares and removal if any is found. GPS recording of poaching sites.
General night drive. Placing of remote Infra Red Camera at waterhole for the night.
Dinner

Day Six:
Light Breakfast
Retrieve Infra Red Camera.
Locate lions and monitor movements.
Lunch
Transfer of data and down-loading of photos.
Afternoon night drive to locate lions, leave after brief observation.
Locate the elephants and monitor position and nocturnal activity.
Dinner

Day Seven:
Coffee/Rusks
Morning walk.
Breakfast.
Participants that leave are de-briefed and transferred to destination.
Additional activities include:
-Day visits to Kruger National Park
-Moholoholo
-Cultural Village
-Reptile Park for Venomous snake handling course -Scenic route

These activities are all voluntary, and are at the individuals own expense.

Should this be a volunteering project you are searching to get involved with, contact African Wildlife Safaris today.

Contact Details:

Contact Number:
+27(0)823228357

Cell Number:
+27(0)82 322 8357

Contact Person:
Ronel

Website:

http://www.safarikrugerlodges.co.za/default.php?ipkProductID=39&sid=59&

E-mail:
safarilodges@worldonline.co.za

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