Royale Marlothi Safari Lodge

Royale Marlothi Safari Lodge is situated in the Mpumalanga Province in the Wild Frontier region, just beyond the Crocodile river. It forms a natural border with the Kruger National Park and lies in the heart of the bush in Marloth Park, which is home to many animals including giraffe, zebra, kudu, warthog, impala, and wildebeest. The animals roam freely around the lodge and surrounding areas. Guests are often thrilled with the unbelievably close and personal encounters.

For the avid birdwatcher, there is an abundance of species and a wide variety of bushveld birds that can be spotted from the comfort of one’s own veranda. The most commonly seen birds are hornbills, starlings, boubou’s, shrikes and woodpeckers to name but a few. The tranquil atmosphere at the lodge allows for unique birding opportunities as one slows down to the rhythm of nature and calmly observes the surroundings.

With the absence of artificial light, the star gazing at Royale Marlothi Safari Lodge is phenomenal and among the best in Southern Africa. How better to end a blissful day than to sit reflecting under the star-studded canopy of African sky! Guests can enjoy the quiet of the African night and wake up well rested in the mornings to the sounds of nature. The serenity of the bush promotes a deep and restful sleep. If you’re looking for a peaceful retreat to escape the hustle and bustle of every day life, you’ve just found it.

Royale Marlothi Safari Lodge is not an impersonal establishment, we take pride in getting to know each and every individual who arrives at our door and strive for our guests to leave here with a sense of the magic of Africa.