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Nature by Your Side and Mpumalanga at Your Feet NATURE BY YOUR SIDE AND MPUMALANGA AT YOUR FEET RESERVATIONS • Muluwa Lodge • Lodge Cell: +27 (0)82 939 0629 Email: [email protected] • Website: www.muluwa.co.za WHITE RIVER, MPUMALANGA SOUTH AFRICA With breathtaking views over the beautiful Lowveld of South Africa, Muluwa lodge offers By operating our own uniquely designed day superb African luxury paired with our warm and genuine Muluwa hospitality. trips, guests can expect affordability and flexibility when booking our Activity Packages. Muluwa Lodge is the perfect base for exploring the Kruger National Park and the sights of Mpumalanga or to just relax and enjoy our setting in a peaceful wildlife estate, surrounded by the sights and sounds of nature at it’s best. OUR POPULAR ACTIVITY PACKAGES INCLUDE: • Either 3, 4 or 5 x nights accommodation at Muluwa We offer three types of accommodation: Lodge on Dinner Bed & Breakfast Basis LUXURY SAFARI TENTS (12) • Return transfers from nearby Kruger Mpumalanga * 26 square meters luxury tent design. International Airport * Private wooden deck with views over the bushveld and surrounding valleys. * King size bedding or twin beds available. • Activity Vouchers of your choice, inclusive of * Private en-suite bathroom with a shower. entrance fees where applicable * Fully Air-conditioned. * Fully stocked mini bar with tea and coffee making facilities. * Maximum 2 people can share in a Luxury Safari Tent. SUPERIOR ROOMS (8) MULUWA LODGE OFFERS A HASSLE * 40 square meters. FREE ‘ONE STOP SHOP’ FOR ALL YOUR * Private wooden deck with views over the bushveld. * Open plan Lounge SAFARI AND SIGHTSEEING NEEDS! * Private en-suite bathroom with separate bath and shower. * Additional outdoor shower * Fully Air-conditioned. FULL DAY KRUGER NATIONAL PARK GAME DRIVE * King size bedding or twin beds available. Full day and half day guided tours in the option of an open vehicle or an enclosed vehicle. * Fully stocked mini bar with tea and coffee making facilities. * Maximum 3 Adults or 2 Adults and 2 Children under age of 12. FULL DAY PANORAMA TOUR LUXURY SUITES (2) The Mpumalanga Panorama Route offers spectacular scenery and breathtaking views. The extensive tour includes visits to the * 45 square meters. Blyde River Canyon, The Three Rondavels, God’s Window, Bourke’s Luck Potholes, and an array of impressive waterfalls. You * Private plunge pool and wooden deck with beautiful views. cannot miss this experience! * Open plan Lounge * Private en-suite bathroom with separate bath and shower. * Additional outdoor shower FULL DAY CHIMP EDEN TOUR AND BOTANICAL GARDENS TOUR * Fully Air-conditioned. Start with a visit to the nearby Chimp Eden (a Jane Goodall Institute), situated within the beautiful 1,000 hectares Umhloti * King size bedding or twin beds available. Nature Reserve and home to chimps that have been displaced from their natural habitats in Africa. From there visit the * Fully stocked mini bar with tea and coffee making facilities Lowveld Botanical Gardens in Nelspruit to enjoy the beautiful gardens and spectacular waterfalls. Guests can choose to * Maximum 3 Adults or 2 Adults and 2 Children under age of 12. have a light lunch at their on-site restaurant. **Please note there are 6 x sleeper couches on-site for children under the age of 12, and 6 x single beds on-site for additional adults that may share with two adults in the superior FULL DAY SWAZILAND TOUR TOUR rooms and Luxury suites only. Extra bedding is subject to availability and must be pre- Why not visit another country? A day trip to Swaziland includes a visit to Malolotja Nature Reserve, and Mlilwane Wildlife booked.) Sanctuary, where guests can enjoy numerous optional activities such as game drives, walks, horse riding, and a cultural village tour. The tour also visits the Baobab Batik Workshop and Swazi Candles where artisans and craftsmen are seen at work. ACTIVITIES AT MULUWA LODGE Relax around the pool or the open-air lounge. Enjoy peaceful walks through the lodge grounds to view the resident wildlife. PANORAMA HELICOPTER FLIGHT WITH PICNIC LUNCH Large granite hills are a main feature of the topography, providing natural viewpoints for Embark on a scenic helicopter flight over the highlights of the Panorama Route, including God’s Window, Mac Mac Falls, The spectacular sunrises and sunsets, and a network of dirt roads meander throughout, calling Pinnacle and Lisbon Falls, inclusive of a picnic lunch at a breathtaking viewpoint. on nature enthusiasts to explore on foot or on mountain bikes. A Muluwa guide must accompany guests. FULL DAY ART ROUTE SIGHTSEEING FROM MULUWA LODGE Visit the arty highlights of Mpumalanga. The tour includes a visit to Perry’s Bridge near Hazyview where you will find African The Kruger National Park (Numbi Gate) is a mere 45 minutes’ drive from Muluwa (guided Silks and Artfunto Contemporary Art Gallery and other interesting shops. The tour continues to Bosch Ceramic Art Studio and walking safaris and game drives.) The Blyde River Canyon, Panorama Route, golf, horse Casterbridge Farm where the White River Art Gallery and the Vintage Motor Museum are big attractions. In the afternoon, we riding, helicopter adventures, hot air ballooning, Nelspruit Botanical Garden, various art make our way to the arty town of Kaapschehoop, where numerous antique shops and artist’s workshops, including D-liteful studios and the Jane Goodall Chimpanzee Eden are within an easy drive of the lodge. Glass Works, can be explored. CONFERENCE FACILITIES For more information on facilities available, please contact our Muluwa Lodge. Please contact us for Package Options & Prices www.muluwa.co.za | [email protected] | +27 82 939 0629.
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