Marloth Bush Retreat

Marloth Bush Retreat is a self-catering thatched hideaway located on the southern border of the Kruger National Park. The retreat is surrounded by untamed bushveld vegetation, where a wide variety of game and about 300 bird species can be found. Guests can experience a close-up interaction with Africa's animals, which is truly thrilling.

The guest house can accommodate up to eight people comfortably in four double bedrooms, each with an en-suite bathroom. Linen and towels are provided, but guests are required to bring their own swimming towels. There are two cozy lounges and wildlife magazines available for guests to enjoy their retreat into the bush. Ceiling fans are installed throughout the property, and the kitchen is equipped with a dishwasher, microwave oven, fridge-freezer, and all other necessary amenities. A built-in barbecue area is available on the patio, and several restaurants and pubs are located nearby for those who prefer not to cook.

A splash pool adjoining the entertainment area offers a refreshing way to cool off on hot summer afternoons. Guests can experience the sounds of the African bush, including the roars of lions, grunts of hippos, and calls of hyenas. Elephants and buffaloes can be seen feeding in the Crocodile River. The area is a birdwatcher's paradise, with species such as the eastern nicator, yellow-billed, red-billed, grey, and crowned hornbills found there. The iconic call of the African fish eagle can calm even the most stressed soul.

Deep in the African bushveld, wild animals roam freely. Guests can book a day on safari in the Kruger National Park on an open game viewing vehicle with trained guides.