Chelesa by Kruger Nights
OVERVIEW
New offering! Experience a uniquely African take on contemporary bush living. A short 120m stroll to the fence of the world-renowned Kruger National Park. This exclusive and spacious 3 bedroom home lives like a dream. Fabulous outdoor spaces with wildlife such as giraffe, kudus, zebras and more feeding around the house. At night, soak in the sounds of lions growling, hippos grunting, zebras barking, hyenas whooping and more. Lie back and stare at billions of stars in the expansive African skies.
AREA INFORMATION
Marloth Park, Mpumalanga, South Africa Marloth Park is a wildlife-centered town where wild animals roam freely between homes. It is one of the most unique experiences that bring animals right to your doorstep. Although the location is remote, it borders the world-renowned Kruger National Park and viewing of animals in the park is a short 2-minute walk away.
ATTRACTIONS
The bushveld roads of Marloth Park require a vehicle with some ground clearance. No low-slung sports cars but 4x4's not a must. Shops and restaurants in Marloth are a short drive away. The closest larger town is about a 20 minute drive and the same for access to the Kruger National Park. Most of the time you would be strolling for hours against the fence of the Kruger National Park at the bank of the Crocodile River in amazement at the abundance of wildlife. No walking between dusk and dawn as those times are reserved for the toothy ones that at times roam the park.
AMENITIES
Wheelchair access
Bar / Lounge
Secured parking
Free parking
Laundry service
Outdoor Pool
BBQ / picnic area
Wi-Fi
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Chelesa by Kruger Nights
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Self Catering
Address: 2467 Wielewaal St Marloth Park 1321
Check-in: 14:00
Check-out: 10:00
No Pets Allowed
Parking: Free
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