Kruger Kumba - Lahlekile Nathi

Kruger Kumba - Lahlekile Nathi is a self-catering wooden house located in Marloth Park, a 3000-hectare game reserve on the southern border of the Kruger National Park. The game village is home to four of the Big 5 animal species. The wooden cottage is built on stilts and offers undercover parking for two vehicles underneath the structure. It also has a palisade fence that can be locked.

The cozy holiday home accommodates six guests and consists of two bedrooms, a loft room, a bathroom, and a guest toilet. The entrance to the cottage is via stairs, and there is a large deck on both sides. To the left, there is a picnic area with built-in braai facilities and a splash pool with a view of a man-made waterhole where game regularly comes to drink water. A large marula tree provides ample shade, and nightingales can often be heard singing in it.

To the right of the cottage is an outdoor dining area with access to the living area and open-plan kitchen. The cottage is equipped with air-conditioning, and the kitchen has a fridge-freezer, microwave, oven, two-plate stove, and a kettle. Each bedroom has a double bed and a mosquito net, and the bedrooms share the bathroom with a shower, bath, and basin. There is a separate guest toilet with a basin. The loft area has two single beds and a small lounge area where children can play. The cottage also features a forest shower with hot water.

Lahlekile Nathi is situated close to Lions Spruit, 1.2 kilometers from the Kruger border fence at the Crocodile River and approximately 43.2 kilometers from the Malelane Gate. The two bedrooms offer cozy double beds and mosquito nets to keep insects away while sleeping.

In the loft area, there is a spacious room where children can play games on rainy days. The loft is furnished with two single beds and a small TV, making it an ideal space for children to enjoy a gaming console like PlayStation or Xbox if brought along.