Marloth Park Conservancy Self-catering

Walking Tall Self-catering Lodge is situated 300 m from the Crocodile River in Marloth Park and next to the Kruger National Park. This three-bedroom house offers two en-suite bedrooms and three bathrooms.

Nestled amongst the trees and lawns, this newly built, modern home brings a new air to Marloth Park. The self-catering unit is situated alongside the upcoming waterhole with views over the Lowveld and sunsets to die for.

a Zaganaga Kruger Lodge means "a very pleasurable lodge" in Shona. It is situated in Marloth Park which is a small holiday town near Komatipoort and bordering the Kruger National Park.

Awaken to the sound of Africa as our resident pair of fish eagles proclaim this stretch of river as their own and the hippo settle back into the river. Relax over breakfast and enjoy the views as the animals come down to the river in front of you.

Ingwenya View is a holiday house which has four bedrooms, two bathrooms with showers, a dining area, lounge and a fully equipped kitchen with a large fridge-freezer and a microwave oven.

A comfortable two-bedroom unit located in the Marloth Park Conservancy where animals still roam freely. We are only a stone's throw away from the world-famous Kruger National Park.

Deep in the heart of the African bush, camouflaged by a canopy of trees, lies a hidden haven of beauty and tranquility called Marloth Kruger Lodges. The units are conveniently situated a five-minute drive from the Crocodile River and 12 km from the entrance to the Kruger National Park.

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, Big 5.

Rinkhals Cottage is a quaint hideaway situated in the Marloth Park nature conservancy in Mpumalanga. Marloth Park borders the Kruger National Park along the Crocodile River for 18 km.

Khaya Romantica is located in the beautiful, unspoiled Marloth Park Conservancy bordering the Southern Kruger National Park where animals still roam freely.

Marloth Bush Retreat is a tranquil and comfortable, self-catering thatched hideaway situated on the southern border of the Kruger National Park. A wide variety of game and about 300 bird species are found around the retreat in untamed bushveld vegetation.

Elephant House is a fully furnished, self-catering house situated on the main tar road in Marloth Park. The house sleeps up to 12 people in four uniquely decorated, air-conditioned bedrooms.

Big 5 Kruger Safari Lodge is a truly beautiful lodge which is fully equipped for self-catering and accommodating up to 21 people in luxury and comfort. We have regular visits from wild animals such as warthogs, zebras and giraffes who roam around the garden and lodge.

Manzini Swazi King Chalets is nestled in the unspoilt bush near the southern tip of the Kruger National Park, just a half an hour from Mozambique and Swaziland. We are situated in Marloth Park.

Kruger Bush Baby offers four en-suite bedrooms facing the Crocodile River, next to the Kruger National Park. Relax beside the swimming pool or in the indigenous garden.

Eden Game Lodge has its name for a reason. You truly feel like you are in the Garden of Eden when you are there. It is an upmarket luxury game lodge finished in all natural materials to make you feel like you are at home in the bush.

Beauty of Nature is a fully furnished, self-catering house situated on the main tar road and close to the exit towards the Crocodile River Gate to the Kruger National Park. The house sleeps eight adults and two children in four bedrooms.

Failte Safari Lodge offers self-catering accommodation comprising two queen-size bedrooms, a loft area with four beds and two bathrooms. The house is fully equipped for self-catering.

Le Bush Leilani is a self-catering holiday home situated on over 6000 square m of unspoilt African bushland in Marloth Park. The park is adjacent to the world-famous Kruger National Park.

Experience the best of both worlds with a luxurious, modern house and the enjoyment of watching wild animals from the patio whilst having a meal. For the not so adventurous, you can enjoy playing board games, a game of darts, taking a casual drive or a walk to the Crocodile River.