Krugerrivervillas - Mtombo

Krugerrivervillas - Mtombo is a self-catering unit situated on the border of the Kruger National Park, offering guests a horizon view of the park. It is part of the Kruger River Villas group and provides classic comfort in a private bush setting. The unit is located within a game park, allowing guests to potentially hand-feed zebras and other wildlife, as well as hear the sounds of lions, hyenas, fish eagles, or hippos from the Kruger National Park.

Mtombo Self-catering Unit consists of three beautifully appointed double en-suite bedrooms, a kitchen, a lounge area, an outdoor dining veranda, and a boma braai area. Guests can also enjoy a refreshing dip in the splash pool. They can take a walk to the river and observe elephants, rhinos, and other wildlife, or take a 15-minute drive to visit the renowned Kruger National Park.

For golfers, Leopard Creek golf course is located half an hour away, while seafood enthusiasts can venture across the border to Mozambique, just an hour away, for a Portuguese-style fish feast. Those interested in experiencing African tribal dancing and Swazi traditions can head south for an hour to visit the Kingdom of Swaziland. Local shops within the town provide all necessary amenities, or guests can choose to relax and enjoy the tranquility at the villa.

Kruger River Villas' LionsGate is renowned as the ultimate honeymoon destination, while Mtombo offers an alternative nearby venue for groups. Spa treatments are available at nearby lodges, and safaris into the Kruger National Park can be arranged upon request. Alternatively, guests can relax and let the local safari come to them within the private and secluded bush setting, which serves as a romantic hideaway.

Guests can indulge in world-renowned golf at Leopard Creek, enjoy fun and games on the Skukuza course with occasional animal encounters, or play at the local Kambaku course in Komatipoort. Supervised children are welcomed at Mtombo. For beach enthusiasts, Maputo/Catembe in Mozambique is a two-hour drive away, and guests should bring their passports for cross-border travel.