Description
Held in trust for the Nation by His Majesty King Mswati III. In the vast bushveld expanse of eastern Swaziland where the hot, still sun of Africa beats on the dry but life-giving soils as it has for thousands of years, and the rumbling roars of the lions are heard in the cool dusky evenings, lies Swaziland’s largest protected area, Hlane Royal National Park, home to the largest herds of game in the Kingdom At Ndlovu Camp, there is an open-air restaurant and a game-viewing deck where one can sit back and enjoy the view of the waterhole – a perfect place for sundowners, tasty meals and relaxation. Try your hand at tracking the spoor of water buck or even elephant or rhino... probably the most exiting activity at Hlane is the guided walking safari with a Swazi field guide, and an inquisitive ostrich or two often accompany you! These are conducted from Ndlovu camp and often bring the walker into close contact with elephant and white rhino as well as a variety of other game. Hlane, named by King Sobriquet II, with its adjacent dispersal areas covers 30 000 hectares of Swazi bushveld, dominated by ancient hardwood vegetation. Hlane is home to lion, elephant and white rhino, with an abundant and diverse bird life, including the highest density of nesting white backed vultures in Africa. A network of self-drive game-viewing roads criss-cross the park’s flat terrain, weaving between the 1000 year old hardwood vegetation and shallow pans which attract great herds of animals during the dry winter months. Guided walking safaris, mountain biking and game drives in Hlane's open Land Rover's are also available.Head for the bush and experience the sights and sounds of Hlane against the roar of Hlane’s magnificent lions – the symbol of royalty and the pride of Swaziland.
Check-In 02:00 PM Check-Out 10:00 AM
Rooms and units
Wisteria Camp (Ndlovu Main Camp)
14
Includes:
Room\Unit Only
Ndlovu Camp is found immediately inside the main gate off the main tarred Simunye road through Hlane. The camp overlooks a waterhole, which, especially in winter, attracts a wide diversity of game including white rhino, elephant and giraffe. The camp is protected from big game by a three-strand electric cordon, which although not stopping smaller game movement, does keep the larger animals at bay. The camp is open has no electricity and is reminiscent of the old Kruger National Park rest camps, with abundant bird life and a relaxed communal atmosphere. Ndlovu Camp has thatched family rondavels, and smaller cottages all equipped for self-catering but with the option of a large open air restaurant providing delectable bushevled cuisine for groups and individuals.
Features available
Chalets
5
Includes:
Room\Unit Only
The self catering chalets are located within Ndlovu Camp within close proximity to reception, the open air restaurant and the water hole. These fully equipped chalets cater for couples (2 chalets), a 4 sleeper (double and 4 singles in loft - ideal for kids) and 2 x 8 sleeper (2 doubles and 4 singles) ideal for groups.
Features available
Bhubesi Camp
6
Includes:
Room\Unit Only
Set on a river bank, far removed from the Ndlovu Camp, is the set of 6 electrified stone cottages, all designed and equipped for self catering. Accessible through the main gate at Ndlovu camp, it takes approximately 25 mins drive through the park to reach Bhubesi. Look out for Maribou storks, giraffe, rhino, elephant and a multitude of buck while en-route. A raging Jet Master fire in winter make it the perfect winter retreat.
Features available
2009 Rates: 01 January 2009 - 30 November 2009 | Unit | Single From | Single To | Per Person Sharing From | Per Person Sharing To | Unit From | Unit To |
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Wisteria Camp (Ndlovu Main Camp)
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R315
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R315
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R225
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R225
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Chalets
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R335
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R350
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R240
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R250
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Bhubesi Camp
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R350
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R350
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R250
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R250
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2009 Base Rate| Unit | Single From | Single To | Per Person Sharing From | Per Person Sharing To | Unit From | Unit To |
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Wisteria Camp (Ndlovu Main Camp)
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R315
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R315
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R225
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R225
|
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Chalets
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R335
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R350
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R240
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R250
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Bhubesi Camp
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R350
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R350
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R250
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R250
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1 December 2009 - 30 November 2010: 01 December 2009 - 30 November 2010 | Unit | Single From | Single To | Per Person Sharing From | Per Person Sharing To | Unit From | Unit To |
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Wisteria Camp (Ndlovu Main Camp)
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R350
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R350
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R250
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R250
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Chalets
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R370
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R385
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R265
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R275
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Bhubesi Camp
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R385
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R385
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R275
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R275
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2010 Base Rate| Unit | Single From | Single To | Per Person Sharing From | Per Person Sharing To | Unit From | Unit To |
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Wisteria Camp (Ndlovu Main Camp)
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R350
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R350
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R250
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R250
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Chalets
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R370
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R385
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R265
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R275
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Bhubesi Camp
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R385
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R385
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R275
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R275
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Please remember that rates are a guide and subject to change. Please re-confirm rates when booking.