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Mkuze Falls Safari South Africa
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The private Mkuze Falls game reserve is located between Swaziland and Richards Bay in the heart of the historic Zulu country to the north of the South African province of KwaZulu Natal.
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Enjoy the cool freshness of the river and the roar of the nearby waterfall just a short walk away.
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Paradise by a waterfall: The Mkuze Falls Safari Lodge.
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Lying on the northern banks of the Mkuze River, in the direct vicinity of the waterfall, the private game lodge offers optimum conditions for observing a fascinating and vivacious world.
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Numerous species of antelopes are guests in Mkuze Falls. Among them is the Kudu, one of the prettiest varieties, which is particularly easy to observe here on the plains in the south-east of Africa.
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Meandering almost seductively round the communal pool, the spacious sun-deck of the Main Lodge offers recreation and refreshment.
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There are several bars with lounges in the main building, an indoor and outdoor restaurant and numerous shady terraces.
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The Main Lodge is in a very picturesque setting. The traditional method of construction with low-hanging thatched roofs is an affectionate concession to the originality of nature.
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Cheerfulness and colourful variety give you an appetite for typical local delicacies.
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From behind blossoming papaya trees, you can enjoy a direct view of the Mkuze River. You can observe crocodiles or elephants, giraffes or even hyenas in safety like this or just simply watch the colourful world of birds, here where 400 exotic species are at home. Kingfishers, pelicans and flamingos strut happily along the shallow waters of the river.
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With typical local flair and an immediate bush atmosphere, the luxurious lounges invite you to linger awhile in them. Simple objets d’art tell stories of the country’s tradition.
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Vast rooms and flowing passages - an atmosphere of openness exists everywhere.
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In the Main Lodge, every guest is sure to find his very own special place. Whether inside in the cosy “living room” or on one of the attractive outside terraces with a direct view of bush wildlife - there’s space everywhere for undreamt-of opportunities.
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The winding wooden walkways blend harmoniously into the surroundings. They lead to the guests’ private kingdoms.
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Supported by wooden piles and towering far over the valley, the spacious verandas offer ideal views. You have a direct view of the river from these private raised hides and you can sit and watch game for hours and hours. There’s always something to discover in Mkuze Falls. Only recently, lions were given a new home here. Now it’s the turn of cheetahs.
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Luxury chalet on a slope
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Private life in the bush. After an adventurous safari, you’re back to the seclusion and tranquillity of your own rooms. The private chalets have been built with respect and reverence for nature. The traditional method of construction is ideally matched to the almost pristine, original beauty of the surroundings.
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Jungle inhabitants can also be found on the pretty cushions with hand-stitched decorations.
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Pure luxury exists in the interior. With a touch of adventure and romance, the bedroom invites you to have wild dreams.
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Private life in the bush. After an adventurous safari, you’re back to the seclusion and tranquillity of your own rooms. The private chalets have been built with respect and reverence for nature. The traditional method of construction is ideally matched to the almost pristine, original beauty of the surroundings.
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It’s the low-key elegance that you’ll particularly appreciate in Mkuze Falls.
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Mkuze Falls: from 285,- € per person per day in a suite with full board with double occupancy.
We would be pleased to make you an offer for your travel date: info@thedreamdestination.com
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Category: |
Safari Lodge |
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KwaZulu Natal |
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Location: |
Right by the Mkuze River with adjoining waterfall |
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Rooms: |
Nine private chalets |
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Facilities: |
Luxury suite with its own whirlpool, private observation terrace, open-air shower |
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Exterior: |
Spacious terrace area with large communal pool |
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Distances: |
About 5 hours from Johannesburg, 4 hours from Durban and 2 hours from Richards Bay |
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Services: |
Guided safaris with experienced rangers and trained naturalists |
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