Marloth Birdhaven

Nestled in the heart of Marloth Park, Marloth Birdhaven is a stunning off-the-grid self-catering holiday home featuring solar panels, battery backup, filtered water, and water tanks. This spacious retreat (345m²) comfortably accommodates up to 10 guests, with safe parking available in the double garage. Birdhaven is designed for comfort, relaxation, luxury, and unforgettable wildlife experiences. Birdhaven is the perfect choice for an extraordinary getaway in the bush. The house boasts four bedrooms, all air-conditioned with built-in cupboards, and 3.5 bathrooms. Two bedrooms feature queen-sized beds and en-suite bathrooms with both a shower and bath. The third bedroom offers two double beds, while the fourth has two single beds. Bedding and bath towels are provided for your convenience. The main bedroom opens onto a large balcony with an outdoor patio set, watched over by four charming bush babies in their delightful bush baby house—a perfect spot for early morning coffees and quiet evenings under the stars. The house includes a large, air-conditioned open-plan kitchen, dining room, bar area, and TV room. The fully equipped kitchen features a double-door fridge/freezer, ice-maker, air fryer, microwave, dishwasher, gas stove, and oven. Free WiFi is also available. Whether you're planning a family getaway, a group retreat, or a romantic escape, Marloth Birdhaven combines luxury, tranquillity, and bushveld beauty in one unforgettable destination. Book your stay today and experience the magic of Marloth Park — where nature roams freely and every sunrise brings a new adventure.

The property is just 17 km from the Kruger National Park's Crocodile Bridge and 31 km from the Lebombo Mozambique border. Ponta do Ouro is also only 239 km away.

Marloth Park has much to offer, including six restaurants, a Bush Centre, Atlantis waterpark and putt-putt, a supermarket, a fuel station, and more. For breathtaking views, visit the Amazing View restaurant located next to the Crocodile River, where you can spot wildlife across the Kruger fence. Whether you prefer walking, cycling, or driving, the riverfront path offers endless opportunities to connect with nature and enjoy the sights and sounds of the Kruger.