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Kruger National Park

The world-renowned offers a wildlife experience that ranks with the best in . Established in 1989 to protect the wildlife of the South African Lowveld, this national park is nearly 2 million hectares is unrivalled in the diversity of its life forms and a world leader in advanced environmental management techniques and policies. Truly the flagship of the South African National Parks, Kruger is home to an impressive number of species: 336 trees, 49 fish, 114 reptiles, 34 amphibians, 507 birds and 147 . Man’s interaction with the Lowveld environment over many centuries is very evident in the Kruger National Park – from bushman rock paintings to majestic archaeological sites like Thulamela and Masorini. These treasures represent the cultures, persons and events that played a role in the history of the Kruger National Park and are conserved along with the park’s natural assets.

Attractions and Activities There are so many creatures to see and sightings of rare species can be the highlight of your trip! Keep up to date with the movements of the wildlife in the Kruger National Park by consulting the sightings map at reception, it is updated daily! Five things to seek: The Big Five: Elephant, Buffalo, Leopard, Lion and Rhino The Little Five: Elephant Shrew, Buffalo Weaver, Leopard Tortoise, Ant Lion and Rhino Beetle Birding Big Six: , Ground Hornbill, Lappet-faced Vulture, Martial Eagle, Pel’s Fishing Owl and Saddle-bill Stork Five Trees: Fever Tree, Baobab, Knob Thorn, Marula and Mopane Natural / Cultural Features: Jock of the Bushveld Route, Letaba Elephant Museum, Masorini Ruins, Albasini Ruins, Stevenson Hamilton Memorial Library and Thulamela (a late Iron Age stone walled site)

Activities include morning and afternoon nature walks, morning and night game drives, bush braais, 4x4 and eco- trails, wilderness hiking trails and backpack hiking trails.

Balule Satellite Camp Deep in the heart of the Kruger National Park, in the most exquisite topography, lies a small satellite camp named Balule – after the Tsonga word for the . This camp is one of the best places for guests to experience nature at first hand. Situated more or less in the centre of the park, just south of Olifants Camp, Balule lies close to the mighty Olifants River. With only the most basic of facilities and no electricity, a low fence is the only barrier that separates you from the wilderness, resulting in a true “back to basics” experience. Five things to seek: Elephant, Hippopotamus, Pel’s Fishing Owl, Hyena and Goliath Heron

Bateleur Bushveld Camp This delightful camp is situated on the banks of the Mashokwe spruit, approximately 40km south west of Shingwedzi in the beautiful northern Mopane Woodland savannah of the Kruger National Park. Named after the majestic Bateleur eagle it is the oldest and the smallest of the bushveld camps, and offers a unique atmosphere and superb game viewing. One of the many features Bateleur offers is a game viewing hide that overlooks a waterhole just outside the camp. Two dams, Rooibosrand and Silwervis, are within close range of the camp and are restricted to the residents of Bateleur – good to know as there will never be a traffic jam even if the camp is full. Five things to seek: Leopard, Bateleur Eagle, Hippopotamus, Elephant and

Berg en Dal Rest Camp Berg en Dal is situated on the bank of the Matjulu Spruit with a view of softly undulating hills to the east. On the southern and northern sides, dry riverbeds and a dam border the camp. There are large trees along the streams and dry riverbeds. Special care has been taken to preserve the natural vegetation in the camp; it is the only camp set in a rugged mountain environment. Five things to seek: Leopard, Wild Dog, Klipspringer, Scarlet-chested Sunbird and Heuglin’s Robin

Biyamiti Bush Camp

On the banks of the Mbiyamiti River, hidden by Delagoa thickets, nestles one of the most beautiful bushveld camps in the Kruger National Park. The camp is ideally situated between huge Jackalberry and Wild Fig trees, with vast numbers of other fauna and flora species in abundance. The area is a game viewers dream come true. Five things to seek: Leopard, Cheetah, Wild Dog, White Tailed Mongoose and Orange Breasted Bush Shrike

Boulders Bush Lodge Boulders Bush Lodge is situated approximately 25km south of Mopani, and is embedded in the rocky outcrops found in the northern section of the Kruger National Park. The majestic rocks form a backdrop to the units that are built on stilts, with wooden boardwalks connecting the bedrooms to the communal area. The rooms are spaced closely together without losing their privacy, making it suitable for groups made up of close families and friends that want to experience nature’s tranquillity together. The viewing deck affords guests an unhindered view of the Mopane plains, surrounding a private waterhole. Five things to seek: Zebra, Buffalo, , Tawny Eagle and Giant Eagle Owl

Crocodile Bridge Rest Camp This small and delightful camp is situated in the south-eastern corner of the Kruger National Park, on the northern bank of the Crocodile River from which it derives its name. After an early morning game drive, one can retire from the Lowveld heat to a lunch of prawns before coming back for late afternoon game viewing. The game viewing area is known as the “Southern Circle” and is renowned for its concentration of different prides of lion with different hunting techniques and behaviour. It has an abundance of prides, herds, troops, packs and swarms. It is also home to a large percentage of the Kruger National Park’s total rhino population. Five things to seek: Lion, Cheetah, Spotted Hyena, Kudu and Giraffe

Letaba Rest Camp The idyllic is situated on a sweeping bend of the , midway between the southern and northern boundaries of the Kruger National Park. The name means “river of sand” and the sandy riverbed is an excellent location for game viewing, particularly elephant which thrive in the area. Letaba is a green oasis in the surrounding mopane veld, and remains a favourite with visitors. At night the stars overlook a symphony of sounds when owls, nightjars, fruit bats, frogs, crickets and cicadas all vie to be heard, until a lion roars then all is silent. Five things to seek: Elephant, Bushbuck, Red Headed Weaver, Lala Palm and Fish Eagle

Lower Sabie Rest Camp Lower Sabie graces the banks of the Sabie River, one of the few perennial rivers to flow through the Kruger National Park. Visitors can’t help but feel soothed by the view towards the river and the Lebombo Mountains beyond. At Lower Sabie the bounty and plenitude of nature are very evident, eloquently symbolised by the most conspicuous of its numerous trees, the mighty Sycamore Fig which provides generously for the livelihood of many birds and insects. Here you can relax and watch the endless procession of animals coming to drink at the Sabie River. Five things to seek: Leopard, Lion, Hippopotamus, Goliath Heron and Giant Kingfisher

Malelane Satellite Camp Malelane Camp can be found where the rolling fields of sugar cane of the neighbouring farms and the majestic savannah of the Kruger National Park are separated by the mighty Crocodile River. Malelane is unique because it is the only camp to be placed on a boundary, the southern border of the Kruger National Park. Malelane has the added benefit of being a very small camp, with fewer guests than found in the main camps, adding to a more intimate bush experience. It is conveniently placed close to the Malelane Entrance Gate, the small town of Malelane and the N4 / Maputo Corridor. Five things to seek: Leopard, Rhinoceros, Wild Dog, Giant Sycamore Fig and Fish Eagle

Maroela Satellite Camp Maroela is a small camp situated on the banks of the Timbavati River, on the western boundary of the Kruger National Park – approximately 2km east of Orpen Rest Camp. Maroela is one of only two camps in the park that exclusively caters for guests with caravans and for campers. There are no other pre-erected accommodation structures in this

camp. There is a rustic viewing platform overlooking the Timbavati River, and visitors can indulge in watching a variety of animals that visit a small watering hole close to the fence. Five things to seek: Buffalo, Elephant, Hyena, Jackalberry and Thick Tailed Bush Baby

Mopani Rest Camp On the banks of the Pioneer Dam in the Kruger National Park, lies it’s best kept secret, Mopane Rest Camp. Named after the mopane veld that surrounds the camp, Mopani Rest Camp nestles amongst the Mopani tree covered koppies. A huge gnarled old baobab tree is a signature feature in the heart of the camp. The vegetation inside the camp is left as found in the wild, adding to the unique atmosphere of the camp. Five things to seek: Waterbuck, Hippopotamus, Tsessebe, Mopani Trees and African Fish Eagle

Olifants Rest Camp Visitors that stay at Olifants will be exposed to an unforgettable window of Africa. Olifants is situated on top of a hill which towers several hundred feet over the Olifants River, with lookout platforms maximising the views. Five things to seek: Lion, Elephant, Hippopotamus, Crocodile and Martial Eagle

Orpen Rest Camp Orpen is situated centrally on the western border of the Kruger National Park. It is a small camp that derived its name from the surname of the donor of the land, Eileen Orpen. The scattered trees and wide open plains covered by sweet grass attract many browsers. This in turn attracts the eye catching lion, cheetah and leopard. Well known for its diversity of wildlife and habitat, Orpen offers visitors an excellent opportunity to experience close encounters with rhino, elephant, buffalo, leopard and lion in a natural environment. Wild dog, cheetah, giraffe and zebra are also indigenous to the area, making it a paradise for the wildlife enthusiast. Five things to seek: Lion, Blue Wildebeest, Black backed Jackal, Lesser Black-winged Plover and White-backed Vulture

Pretoriuskop Rest camp Some 3 500 million years ago, molten rock forced its way through to earth’s crust and solidified to form the spectacular granite outcrops where Pretoriuskop Rest Camp is now nestled. The impressive granite dome is known as “Shabeni Hill” and is not far from camp, which is found in the south-western corner of the Kruger National Park. Pretoriuskop is Kruger’s oldest rest camp, with brilliant red trees adorning the camp. Five things to seek: Wild Dog, Sable , Kudu, Lichtenstein’s Hartebeest and Brown-headed Parrot

Punda Maria Rest Camp Punda Maria lies in the northern most section of the Kruger National park, 8 kilometres from Punda Maria Gate. It is situated in the Sandveld that is often described as the botanical garden of the Kruger National Park. There are numerous plant species which occur that are unique to this area. Game species most likely to be sighted include zebra, buffalo, elephant, eland and sable. The area is also a bird paradise. Five things to seek: Wild Dog, Nyala, Zebra, Sharpe’s Grysbok and Crested Guineafowl

Roodewal Bush Lodge Roodewal is a secluded lodge situatede 44 kilometres north of Satara, on the banks of the Timbavati River. Riverine plant life like Jackalberry and Natal Mahogany trees create a picturesque view from the braai area, only to be crowned by the brightness of the stars at night. The unique quality of this camp is due to the extreme privacy of each individual sleeping unit making it ideal for celebrations, corporate brain storming and small intimate wedding parties. Not only is the whole camp occupied by the party making the booking, but the units are spaced to offer privacy to each guest or family occupying that unit. Another special feature is the private viewing deck that is built on stilts, overlooking the Timbavati River. Five things to seek: Lion, Elephant, Nyala, Martial Eagle and Night Egret

Sable Hide Sable Sleep over Hide is situated approximately 10km from Gate, and is a unique accommodation facility where guests can feel part of nature. A bird hide by day, it transforms into a primitive overnight dwelling by night,

where a select few can experience the Kruger National Park nightlife first hand. The hide overlooks the Sable Dam where an abundance of animals gather to drink. Hear the hippo grunt and the lion roar only metres away from where you are sleeping and know this is a true African experience. Five things to seek: Lion, Hippopotamus, Elephant, Wild Dog and Hyena

Satara Rest Camp It is a busy camp, and not without reason. Satara is situated in an excellent game viewing area, with the bush relatively open and the animals plentiful and diverse. The camp itself has a rustic charm, with the bulk of the accommodation set out in a series of circles. Satara is much wooded and the bird life is prolific. At night the clink of fruit bats is fused with the chirping of cicadas and crickets. The calls of nightjars and owls add to the symphony that is punctuated intermittently by the whoop of hyena, the screech of jackal and the roars of lion. Five things to seek: Lion, Blue Wildebeest, Giraffe, Honey Badger and Red-billed Buffalo Weaver

Shimuwini Bushveld Camp Shimuwini is a Shangaan word and means “Place of the Baobab Tree”. The camp is so named because the nearby Letaba River which fronts the cottages is lined with huge Baobab trees, one of them estimated to be between 2000 and 3000 years old. Shimuwini Bushveld Camp is the most modern of the bushveld camps, being completely rebuilt after the floods in 2000. Five things to seek: Eland, Caracal, Baboon, Waterbuck and Baobab Trees

Shingwedzi Rest Camp Shingwedzi lies in the northern region of the Kruger National Park in the heart of mopane country. A scenic game drive along the in a south easterly direction towards the Kanniedood Dam is one of the most rewarding game drives in the park. Nyala, waterbuck, kudu and elephant are often seen here and the bird life is prolific. Staying overnight at Shingwedzi is an experience that will last a lifetime. Shingwedzi is a rustic camp that still carries the essence of the bush and is untouched by modern technology. The accommodation is arranged in two separate circles Five things to seek: Elephant, Spotted Hyena, Giant Eagle Owl, African Rock Python and Green Pigeon

Shipandani Hide Shipandani Sleepover Hide is situated approximately 3km south of Mopani on the Tsendze River and is a unique accommodation facility where guests can feel part of nature. A bird hide by day, it transforms into a primitive dwelling by night, where a select few can experience the Kruger National Park wildlife first hand. Many elephant bulls and large buffalo herds frequent the area metres away from where you are sleeping. This is your chance to experience Africa in its truest form. Five things to seek: Hippopotamus, Giraffe, Klipspringer, Saddle-billed stork and Lilac breasted roller

Sirheni Bushveld Camp Sirheni is a Tsonga word and means “cemetery”, aptly named after a type of elephant graveyard at a site near to the camp. Sirheni Bushveld Camp nestles on the edge of the Kruger National Park’s northern plains within the Mopane veld of the region. The Sirheni Dam on the Mphongolo River lies next to the camp. The accommodation facilities and the camp’s two bird hides overlook the dam and a wide variety of birds and game are attracted to it. Visitors have been awakened to the sounds of hyena and lion, as there are often kills at the dam. Sirheni has a resident leopard that is seen on a regular basis, often coming down to drink at the dam. Five things to seek: Resident Leopard, Elephant, Reedbuck, Sable Antelope and Roan Antelope

Skukuza Rest Camp Skukuza is the Kruger National Park’s largest rest camp and is also the administrative headquarters. Skukuza is situated on the southern banks of the Sabie River. The camp is well foliaged and there are some lofty trees along the river’s edge. Facilities and activities are diverse, as are the plants and animals found both within the camp and in the surrounding areas. Five things to seek: Spotted Hyena, Warthog, Thick-tailed Bush Baby, Purple-crested Lourie and Fruit Bat

Talamati Bushveld Camp Talamati is a Xitsonga word meaning “Lots of Water”. Yet, despite the meaning of the name, the river is actually dry. The clay soil however, acts as a giant sponge holding a vast reservoir of underground water and keeps the vegetation lush all year round. Talamati is situated in a large open valley, affording superb game viewing opportunities. The luxuriant grassveld in the area attracts large herds of grazers, with the predators never lurking too far behind. Five things to seek: Hyena, Leopard, Zebra, Mongoose and Sable

Tamboti Satellite Camp Tamboti is a small tented camp situated on the banks of the Timbavati River, on the western boundary of the Kruger National Park, approximately 2km east of Orpen Rest Camp. Due to the size and location of this camp, Tamboti Tented Camp is one of the most popular camps in the park. A great feature is its boma, which makes it ideal for small groups of people to gather around the campfire and relive the animal sightings of the day. For the birding enthusiasts, the camp offers a bird hide in which to spend hours looking for that exclusive raptor that has up to now eluded you. The natural bush feeling is kept inside the camp, which emphasizes guests’ privacy. Five things to seek: Black Backed Jackal, Baboon, Blue Wildebeest, Natal Mahogany and Tamboti Trees

Tsendze Rustic Camp site Tsendze is the Tsonga word for “Tsendzeleka” or “to ramble around like someone lost in the bush”. It is the newest accommodation addition to the Kruger National Park. As its name implies, the camp provides a rustic experience within the natural environment. It is located approximately 7km south of Mopani Rest Camp. The camp sites are laid out in a rough figure of eight under and around stands of ancient and beautiful Mopane, Leadwood and Apple leaf trees. Two prominent seasons water courses, Nshawu Creek and the Tsendze River run through this area that is known for the many elephant bulls and large buffalo herds that occur here. Visitors can look out for “Alexander”, a current big tusker with rather impressive ivory who is often encountered in the area and also along the main tarred route between Tsendze and Mopani Rest Camp. Five things to seek: Elephant, Buffalo, Waterbuck, Ground Hornbill and Brown Snake Eagle

Luxury Lodges Who said anything about “roughing it” in the bush when visiting one of our National Parks? Indulgence and comfort comes to mind when viewing the concession lodges and suites that are to be found in a number of South African Parks. Contact us for more information on these luxury lodges.

Gate times A number of roads lead to the Kruger National Park. Contact us to help determine your best route to the park.

Distance from Gate Route Johannesburg

Crocodile N4 via Witbank & Nelspruit to Komatipoort 475km Bridge

Malelane N4 via Witbank & Nelspruit to Malelane 428km

Numbi N4 to Nelspruit, R40 to White River, R538/R539 to Numbi 411km

N4 to Nelspruit, R40 to Hazyview, turn right to gate, or 430km

Phabeni N4 to Belfast, R540 to Lydenburg via Dullstroom, R37 to Sabie, R536 to 440km Hazyview, on to gate

N4 to Nelspruit, R40 to Hazyview, turn right to gate, or 460km

Paul Kruger N4 to Belfast, R540 to Lydenburg via Dullstroom, R37 to Sabie, R536 to 470km Hazyview, on to gate

N4 to Belfast, R540 to Lydenburg via Dullstroom, R36 and R531 to Orpen via Orpen 490km Ohrigstad, JG Strijdom Tunnel and Klaserie.

Phalaborwa N1 to Pietersburg (), R71 to Phalaborwa via 490km

Punda Maria N1 to , R524 to Punda Maria 550km

Pafuri N1 to Louis Trichardt, on to (Messina), but turn right at R525 600km

Gate Jan Feb Mar April May June Jul Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec Times

Entrance Gates 0530 0530 0530 0600 0600 0600 0600 0600 0600 0530 0530 0530 Open

Camp Gates 0430 0530 0530 0600 0600 0600 0600 0600 0600 0530 0430 0430 Open

All Gates 1830 1830 1800 1800 1730 1730 1730 1800 1800 1800 1830 1830 Close

Rates

KRUGER NATIONAL PARK

Tariffs from 1 November 2012 to 31 October 2013 DAILY CONSERVATION FEE

Members of SANParks’ loyalty programme WILD do not pay conservation fees provided that proof of Identity and their WILD card are shown on arrival

South African Citizens and Residents (with ID) R50 per adult / R25 per child, per day SADC Nationals (with passport) R102 per adult / R51 per child, per day Standard Conservation Fee R204 per adult / R102 per child, per day No. of Base Add. Add. Base Accommodation type Beds Rate units Guests Adult Child

MAIN REST CAMPS

BERG-EN-DAL REST CAMP

Campsite CK6P 82 R200 1 - 2 6 people per site R62 R31 (with powerpoint)

Bungalow BA3 (kitchenette) 34 R865 1 - 2 3 single beds R186 R93

Bungalow BA3U & BA3UZ 31 (perimeter)(-Z: unit accessible to the R945 1 - 2 3 single beds R186 R93 (-Z: 1) mobility challenged) (kitchenette)

1 double and Family Cottage FA6 21 R1595 1 - 4 R314 R157 4 single beds

Family Cottage FA6Z 1 double and (units accessible to the mobility 2 R1595 1 - 4 R314 R157 4 single beds challenged)

J Le Roux Guest House 1 double and 1 R3000 1 - 4 R546 R273 4 single beds GH6D

Rhino Guest House 2 double and 1 R3000 1 - 4 R546 R273 4 single beds GH8B

CROCODILE BRIDGE REST CAMP Campsite CK6P 20 R200 1 - 2 6 people per site R62 R31 (with powerpoint)

Safari Tent CTT2 7 R435 1 - 2 2 single beds R124 R62 (communal facilities)

Safari Tent CTT2Z

(communal facilities)(unit accessible to the 1 R435 1 - 2 2 single beds R124 R62 mobility challenged)

Bungalow BD3 (kitchenette) 18 R945n 1 - 2 3 single beds R186 R93

Bungalow BD2Z

(units accessible to the mobility 2 R945 1 - 2 2 single beds R186 R93 challenged) (kitchenette)

LETABA REST CAMP Campsite CK6 10 R175 1 - 2 6 people per site R62 R31 (no powerpoint)

Campsite CK6P 50 R200 1 - 2 6 people per site R62 R31 (with powerpoint)

Hut EA3U 5 R510 1 - 2 3 single beds R124 R62 (communal facilities)

Safari Tent CTT2 9 R435 1 - 2 2 single beds R124 R62 (communal facilities)

Safari Tent CTT2Z

1 R435 1 - 2 2 single beds R62 (communal facilities)(unit accessible to the R124 mobility challenged)

Safari Tent CTT4 & CTT4Z 9 (communal facilities)(-Z: unit accessible to R470 1 - 2 4 single beds R124 R62 (-Z: 1) the mobility challenged)

Bungalow BD2 (kitchenette) 15 R845 1 - 2 2 single beds R186 R93

Bungalow BD2UZ

(perimeter)(units accessible to the mobility 2 R950 1 - 2 2 single beds R186 R93 challenged) (kitchenette)

Bungalow BD3 (kitchenette) 22 R845 1 - 2 3 single beds R186 R93

Bungalow BD3U 23 R950 1 - 2 3 single beds R186 R93 (perimeter) (kitchenette)

Bungalow BD3Z (kitchenette) 2 R845 1 - 2 3 single beds R186 R93 (unit accessible to the mobility challenged)

Bungalow BG2 10 R785 1 - 2 2 single beds R186 R93 (communal kitchen)

Bungalow BG2U 5 R845 1 - 2 2 single beds R186 R93 (communal kitchen)(perimeter)

Bungalow BG3U 7 R845 1 - 2 3 single beds R186 R93 (communal kitchen)(perimeter)

Guest Cottage FQ6 10 R1625 1 - 4 6 single beds R314 R157

1 R3000 1 - 4 8 single beds R546 273 Fish Eagle Guest House FGL 1 R3000 1 - 4 9 single beds R546 R273 Melville Guest House MEL

LOWER SABIE REST CAMP

Campsite CK6P 34 R200 1 - 2 6 people per site R62 R31 (with powerpoint)

Hut EH1 4 R250 1 1 single bed R124 R62 (communal facilities)

Hut EH2 10 R405 1 - 2 2 single beds R124 R62 (communal facilities)

Hut EH2V 2 R405 1 - 2 2 single beds R124 R62 (communal facilities)(verandah)

Hut EH3 8 R405 1 - 2 3 single beds R124 R62 (communal facilities)

Hut EH5 4 R405 1 - 2 5 single beds R124 R62l (communal facilities)

Safari Tent LST2 12 R675 1 - 2 2 single beds R314 R157 (fully equipped)

Safari Tent LST2U 9 R735 1 - 2 2 single beds R314 R157 (fully equipped)(perimeter) Safari Tent LST2UZ

(fully equipped)(perimeter)(units accessible 2 R735 1 - 2 2 single beds R314 R157 to the mobility challenged)

Bungalow BD2U 12 R930 1 – 2 2 single beds R186 R93 (perimeter) (kitchenette)

Bungalow BD3 (kitchenette) 1 R915 1 - 2 3 single beds R186 R93

Bungalow BD3U 20 R940 1 – 2 3 single beds R186 R93 (perimeter) (kitchenette)

Bungalow BD3UZ

(perimeter)(units accessible to the mobility 2 R940 1 – 2 3 single beds R186 R93 challenged) (kitchenette)

Bungalow BD3Z (kitchenette) 1 R915 1 - 2 3 single beds R186 R93 (unit accessible to the mobility challenged)

Bungalow BG2 15 R855 1 - 2 2 single beds R186 R93 (communal kitchen)

Bungalow BG2U 4 R900 1 - 2 2 single beds R186 R93 (communal kitchen)(perimeter)

Family Bungalow FU5 2 R1545 1 - 4 5 single beds R186 R93

6 single beds 1 R3000 1 - 4 R546 R273 Keartland Guest House GKG and 1 bench bed

Family Cottage FU4V 2 bedrooms each 2 1590 1-4 with 2 single R314 R157 (perimeter) beds

MOPANI REST CAMP 2 single beds Bungalow BD4 (kitchenette) 41 R835 1 - 2 R186 R93 and 1 bunk bed

2 single beds Bungalow BD4V (kitchenette & view) 2 R940 1 - 2 R186 R93 and 1 bunk bed

Bungalow BD4Z 2 single beds 2 R835 1 - 2 R186 R93 (units accessible to the mobility and 1 bunk bed challenged) (kitchenette)

2 single beds Cottage FB4 12 R885 1 - 2 R186 R93 and 1 bench bed

Guest Cottage FF6 37 R1540 1 - 4 6 single beds R314 R157

Guest Cottage FF6V (view) 6 R1760 1 - 4 6 single beds R314 R157

1 double and Xanatseni Guest House GXN 1 R2720 1 - 4 R504 R252 6 single beds

OLIFANTS REST CAMP Bungalow BBD2V (kitchenette) 5 R1060 1 - 2 2 single beds R186 R93 (units with best view of Olifants River)

Bungalow BD2U 6 R1015 1 - 2 2 single beds R186 R93 (perimeter) (kitchenette)

Bungalow BD2V 10 R1040 1 - 2 2 single beds R186 R93 (river view) (kitchenette)

Bungalow BG2 39 R780 1 - 2 2 single beds R186 R93 (communal kitchen)

Bungalow BG2Z

(communal kitchen)(unit accessible to the 1 R780 1 - 2 2 single beds R186 R93 mobility challenged)

Bungalow BG3 24 R780 1 - 2 3 single beds R186 R93 (communal kitchen)

Bungalow BD3U & BD3UZ 5 (perimeter)(-Z: unit accessible to the R1015 1 - 2 3 single beds R186 R93 (-Z: 1) mobility challenged) (kitchenette)

Bungalow NG2U 12 R890 1 - 2 2 single beds R186 R93 (communal kitchen)(perimeter)

Bungalow NG2V 2 R900 1 - 2 2 single beds R186 R93 (communal kitchen)(river view)

Bungalow FQ4 1 R1115 1 - 2 4 single beds R186 R93 (Nkambaku bungalow)(no view)

Bungalow FQ4U1 1 R1145 1 - 2 4 single beds R186 R93 (Unit 18)(perimeter)

Bungalow FQ4V2 1 R1190 1 - 2 4 single beds R186 R93 (Unit 14)(river view)

1 R3030 1 - 4 8 single beds R546 R273 Lebombo Guest House GEG 1 R3030 1 - 4 8 single beds R546 R273 Nshawu Guest House GNG

ORPEN REST CAMP Bungalow BD2 (kitchenette) 12 R880 1 - 2 2 single beds R186 R93

Guest Cottage GC6 3 R1595 1 - 4 6 single beds R314 R157

PRETORIUSKOP REST CAMP

Campsite CK6P 43 R200 1 - 2 6 people per site R62 R31 (with powerpoint)

Hut ES2 30 R275 1 - 2 2 single beds R124 R62 (communal facilities)(no fridge)

Hut EB2 27 R410 1 - 2 2 single beds R124 R62 (communal facilities)

Hut EB3 14 R410 1 - 2 3 single beds R124 R62 (communal facilities)

Hut EB5 3 R410 1 - 2 5 single beds R124 R62 (communal facilities)

Hut EB6 2 R410 1 - 2 6 single beds R124 R62 (communal facilities)

Bungalow BD2 (kitchenette) 13 R920 1 - 2 2 single beds R186 R93

Bungalow BD2D (kitchenette) 5 R920 1 - 2 1 double bed R186 R93

Bungalow BD2M 12 R990 1 - 2 2 single beds R186 R93 (revamped) (kitchenette)

Bungalow BD2Z

(units accessible to the mobility 2 R920 1 - 2 2 single beds R186 R93 challenged) (kitchenette)

Bungalow BG2 12 R805 1 - 2 2 single beds R186 R93 (communal kitchen)

Bungalow BG2D 1 R805 1 - 2 1 double bed R186 R93 (communal kitchen)

Bungalow BG4 4 R805 1 - 2 4 single beds R186 R93 (communal kitchen)

Bungalow BG6 2 R805 1 - 2 6 single beds R186 R93 (communal kitchen)

1 double bed and Bungalow FU4D 2 R1595 1 – 4 R186 R93 2 single beds

Family Cottage FF6D 1 double bed and 3 R1590 1 – 4 R314 R157 (both bathrooms with shower) 4 single beds

Family Cottage FF6DB 1 double bed and 1 R1590 1 – 4 R314 R157 (1 bathroom with bath, the other a shower) 4 single beds

8 single beds Pierre Joubert Guest House 1 R3000 1 - 4 and 8 bench R546 R273 beds GH16

3 double and 1 R2795 1 - 4 R546 R273 Doherty Bryant Guest House GH9B 3 single beds

PUNDA MARIA REST CAMP

Campsite CK6 21 R175 1 - 2 6 people per site R62 R31 (no powerpoint)

Campsite CK6P 40 R200 1 - 2 6 people per site R62 R31 (with powerpoint)

Safari Tent ST2 6 R795 1 – 2 2 single beds R314 R157 (fully equipped)

Safari Tent ST2Z

(fully equipped)(unit accessible to the 1 R795 1 – 2 2 single beds R314 R157 mobility challenged)

Bungalow BG2 18 R715 1 - 2 2 single beds R186 R93 (communal kitchen)

Bungalow BD3 (kitchenette) 4 R840 1 - 2 3 single beds R186 R93

1 double and Family Cottage FU6 1 R1620 1 - 4 R314 R157 4 single beds

Family Cottage FU6Z 1 double and 1 R1620 1 - 4 R314 R157 (unit accessible to the mobility challenged) 4 single beds

SATARA REST CAMP

Campsite CK6 15 R175 1 - 2 6 people per site R62 R31

Campsite CK6P 88 R200 1 - 2 6 people per site R62 R31 (with powerpoint)

Bungalow BD2 (kitchenette) 27 R950 1 - 2 2 single beds R186 R93

Bungalow BD2V 19 R950 1 - 2 2 single beds R186 R93 (perimeter) (kitchenette)

Bungalow BD2N 22 R950 1 - 2 2 single beds R186 R93 (revamped) (kitchenette)

Bungalow BD2NZ

(units accessible to the mobility 2 R950 1 - 2 2 single beds R186 R93 challenged, revamped) (kitchenette)

Bungalow BD2Z

(units accessible to the mobility 2 R950 1 - 2 2 single beds R186 R93 challenged) (kitchenette)

Bungalow BD2ZB

(units accessible to the mobility 2 R950 1 - 2 2 single beds R186 R93 challenged, revamped) (kitchenette)

Bungalow BD3B (kitchenette) 22 R950 1 - 2 3 single beds R186 R93

Bungalow BD3E 4 R950 1 - 2 3 single beds R186 R93 (enclosed verandah) (kitchenette)

Bungalow BG2 50 R850 1 - 2 2 single beds R186 R93 (communal kitchen)

Bungalow BG2HB 1 R850 1 - 2 2 single beds R186 R93 (communal kitchen)

2 single beds Luxury Bungalow LB3 1 R1210 1 – 2 and 1 sleeper R314 R157 couch

Guest Cottage GC5 1 R1650 1 - 4 5 single beds R314 R157

Guest Cottage GC6B 4 R1650 1 - 4 6 single beds R314 R157

1 double and 4 Guest Cottage GC6BD 5 R1650 1 - 4 R314 R157 single beds

Wells Guest House GH6 1 R3030 1 - 4 6 single beds R546 R273

Stanley Guest House GH9 1 R3030 1 - 4 9 single beds R546 R273

Frankel Guest House GH10 1 R3325 1 - 4 10 single beds R546 R273

SHINGWEDZI REST CAMP

Campsite CK6P 50 R200 1 - 2 6 people per site R62 R31 (with powerpoint)

Hut EH3 12 R395 1 - 2 3 single beds R124 R62 (communal facilities)

Bungalow BG2 14 R725 1 - 2 2 single beds R186 R93 (communal kitchen)

3 single beds Bungalow BD5 (kitchenette) 24 R785 1 - 2 with 2 mattresses R186 R93 on loft

Bungalow BD5Z 3 single beds (units accessible to the mobility 4 R785 1 - 2 with 2 mattresses R186 R93 challenged) (kitchenette) on loft

Bungalow BD2D (kitchenette) 2 R810 1 - 2 1 double bed R186 R93

Bungalow BD2 (kitchenette) 21 R810 1 - 2 2 single beds R186 R93

1 double and Cottage FF4 1 R1105 1 - 4 R186 R93 2 single beds

1 king sized bed,

1 R2945 1 - 4 4 single beds R546 R273 Rentmeester Guest House GRM and 1 double sleeper couch

SKUKUZA REST CAMP

Campsite CK6P 105 R200 1 - 2 6 people per site R62 R31 (with powerpoint)

Safari Tent CTT2 12 R420 1 - 2 2 single beds R124 R62 (communal facilities)

Safari Tent CTT4 9 R420 1 - 2 4 single beds R124 R62 (communal facilities)

Bungalow BD2 (kitchenette) 24 R925 1 - 2 2 single beds R186 R93

Bungalow BD2E 4 R925 1 - 2 2 single beds R186 R93 (enclosed verandah) (kitchenette)

Bungalow BD2Z

(units accessible to the mobility 5 R925 1 - 2 2 single beds R186 R93 challenged) (kitchenette)

Bungalow BD3 (kitchenette) 27 R925 1 - 2 3 single beds R186 R93

Bungalow BE2 25 R850 1 - 2 2 single beds R186 R93 (communal kitchen)

Bungalow BE3 39 R850 1 - 2 3 single beds R186 R93 (communal kitchen)

Bungalow BG2 10 R850 1 - 2 2 single beds R186 R93 (communal kitchen)

Bungalow BG2E 17 R850 1 - 2 2 single beds R186 R93 (communal kitchen) (enclosed verandah)

Bungalow BG2UT 2 R850 1 - 2 2 single beds R186 R93 (communal kitchen)

Bungalow BG2ZE

(communal kitchen)(enclosed verandah) 2 R850 1 - 2 2 single beds R186 R93 (units accessible to the mobility challenged)

Bungalow BG3E 16 R850 1 - 2 3 single beds R186 R93 (communal kitchen)(enclosed verandah)

Semi-Luxury Bungalow LB2D 5 R1190 1 - 2 1 double bed R546 R273 (no view) (communal kitchen)

Semi-Luxury Bungalows LB2K 1 R1290 1 – 2 2 single beds R546 R273 (no view)

Semi-Luxury Bungalows LB3 5 R1290 1 – 2 3 single beds R546 R273 (no view)

Luxury Riverside Bungalow LR2E 3 R1505 1 - 2 1 double bed R546 R273 (east of restaurant)

Luxury Riverside Bungalow LR2W 10 R1505 1 - 2 1 double bed R546 R273 (west of restaurant)

Luxury Riverside Bungalow LR2ZW

(west of restaurant)(units accessible to the 2 R1505 1 - 2 1 double bed R546 R273 mobility challenged)

Waterkant 2 Family Cottage GW2 1 R1590 1 - 4 4 single beds R314 R157

Guest Cottage GC4V 5 R1590 1 - 4 4 single beds R314 R157

1 double and Clarke Guest Cottage GC4VB 1 R1590 1 - 4 R314 R157 2 single beds

1 double and Guest Cottage GC6 1 R1590 1 - 4 R314 R157 4 single beds

2 double and Guest Cottage GC6D 6 R1590 1 - 4 R314 R157 2 single beds

Guest Cottage GC6Z 2 double and 1 R1590 1 - 4 R314 R157 (unit accessible to the mobility challenged) 2 single beds

1 R3000 1 - 4 8 single beds R546 R273 Moni Guest House GMS 1 R3000 1 - 4 8 single beds R546 R273 Nyathi Guest House GNY 1 R3000 1 - 4 8 single beds R546 R273 Waterkant 1 Guest House GW1 1 R3000 1 - 4 12 single beds R546 R273 ABSA Guest House GAB BUSHVELD CAMPS

Bushveld camps offer guests the opportunity of smaller, more secluded camps. No shops or restaurants are available at bushveld camps. Walks, night drives and hides are available in most of these camps.

BATELEUR BUSHVELD CAMP

1 double and 2 Guest Cottage GA4 4 R1560 1 - 4 R314 R157 single beds

1 double and 4 Guest Cottage GA6 3 R1560 1 - 4 R314 R157 single beds

BIYAMITI BUSHVELD CAMP

2 single beds Cottage NCO2+2 1 R905 1 - 2 and 2 bench R314 R157 beds

Cottage NCO2+2V 2 single beds 4 R1045 1 - 2 and 2 bench R314 R157 (with view) beds

Guest Cottage NGC5 5 R1740 1 - 4 5 single beds R314 R157

Guest Cottage NGC5V 5 R1910 1 - 4 5 single beds R314 R157 (with view)

SHIMUWINI BUSHVELD CAMP

2 single beds Cottage GD4 5 R1325 1 - 4 and 2 bench R314 R157 beds

Guest Cottage GC5 9 R1530 1 - 4 5 single beds R314 R157

Guest Cottage GC6 1 R1590 1 - 4 6 single beds R314 R157

SIRHENI BUSHVELD CAMP

2 single beds Cottage CO4 3 R1320 1 - 4 and 2 bench R314 R157 beds

1 double bed and Cottage CO4D 2 R1320 1 - 4 R314 R157 2 bench beds

4 single beds Guest Cottage GC6 1 R1500 1 - 4 and 2 bench R314 R157 beds

1 double and 2 Guest Cottage GC6D 9 R1500 1 - 4 single beds and R314 R157 2 bench beds

TALAMATI BUSHVELD CAMP

2 single beds Cottage CO4 3 R1440 1 - 4 and 2 bench R314 R157 beds

1 double bed, 2 single beds and Guest Cottage GC6D 1 R1895 1 - 4 R314 R157 1 Double sleeper couch

4 single beds Guest Cottage GC6 10 R1895 1 - 4 and 2 bench R314 R157 beds

SATELLITE CAMPS Visitors to these camps must check in at nearest main camp. No restaurant and shop facilities are available.

BALULE REST CAMP: Residents check in at Olifants or Satara Campsite CK6 18 R210 1 - 2 6 people per site R62 R31 (no powerpoint)

Hut EH3 6 R305 1 - 2 3 single beds R124 R62 (communal facilities)(no fridge)

MALELANE REST CAMP: Residents check in at Malelane Gate Campsite CK6P 15 R200 1 - 2 6 people per site R62 R31 (with powerpoint)

Bungalow BG3 1 R945 1 - 2 3 single beds R186 R93 (communal kitchen)

Bungalow BG4 4 R945 1 - 2 4 single beds R186 R93 (communal kitchen)

MAROELA CAMPING SITE: Residents check in at Orpen Rest Camp

Campsite CK6P 20 R195 1 - 2 6 people per site R62 R31 (with powerpoint)

TAMBOTI TENTED CAMP: Residents check in at Orpen Rest Camp Safari Tent CTT2 14 R435 1 - 2 2 single beds R124 R62 (communal facilities)

Safari Tent CTT2Z

(communal facilities)(unit accessible to 1 R435 1 - 2 2 single beds R124 R62 the mobility challenged)

Safari Tent CTT4 14 R435 1 - 2 4 single beds R124 R62 communal facilities)

Safari Tent CTT4Z

(communal facilities)(unit accessible to 1 R435 1 - 2 4 single beds R124 R62 the mobility challenged)

Safari Tent LST3 1 double bed 9 R1005 1 - 2 and 1 single R314 R157 (fully equipped) sleeper couch

Safari Tent LST3Z 1 double bed (fully equipped)(unit accessible to the 1 R1005 1 - 2 and 1 single R314 R157 mobility challenged) sleeper couch

TSENDZE RUSTIC CAMPING SITE: Residents check in at Mopani Rest Camp Campsite CK6 30 R210 1 - 2 6 people per site R62 R31 (no powerpoint)(no generators allowed)

BUSH LODGES: Exclusive private lodge for residents only Boulders residents check in at Mopani Rest Camp, Roodewal residents check in at Satara Rest Camp

Boulders Bush Lodge PBO 1 R2465 1 - 4 12 single beds R546 R273

Roodewal Bush Lodge PRW 1 R5100 1 - 8 16 single beds R546 R273

OVERNIGHT HIDES: Check in for Sable Dam Hide at Phalaborwa Gate; Check in for Shipandani Hide at Mopani Rest Camp Sable Dam Hide SDH 1 R480 1 – 2 Max 9 guest R232 R116

Shipandani Hide SHB 1 R480 1 – 2 Max 6 guest R232 R116

Important Information

SANParks have implemented a 1% Community Levy on all reservations (overnight and activity products) arriving on or after 1 June 2012. This will be used to fund projects that support surrounding communities in bettering their livelihoods All accommodation, ablution and kitchen facilities are serviced by cleaning staff on a daily basis unless specifically indicated otherwise Most parks and rest-camps have retail facilities and restaurants. Rates do not include meals unless specifically indicated otherwise Vehicle fuel is available in all parks (or is available on the park periphery) and in the main rest camps in Kruger and Kgalagadi Currently bedding is supplied in all accommodation Cooking utensils and refrigeration are provided in most accommodation units. Exceptions will be indicated while booking Additional Person Supplements are applicable to those units where number of beds exceeds the base occupancy, if these beds are occupied Adult rates apply to persons 12 years and older Child rates apply to persons aged 2-11 years, infants under 2 years Gratis All Prices VAT inclusive All Rates quoted are in South African Rand. Rates are subject to alteration without advance notice. No animals may be brought into a National Park TBC – To be confirmed N/A – Not applicable