Marloth Wild Fig

The Marloth Wild Fig is a fully equipped, authentic and newly renovated house that offers an unforgettable getaway experience in an area with the Big 5 wildlife. It is situated within 4000 hectares of South African bush where animals roam freely. The property is located at the corner of Crocodile and Volstruis Street, within a five-minute walking distance from the Crocodile River, which offers a magnificent view of the world-famous Kruger National Park. There are no houses between the property and the Kruger National Park, only open bush areas.

Adjacent to the property is a dry river bed, allowing guests to enjoy watching the abundance of wildlife and birds passing by from the patio, balcony, or braai area. The house is located amongst thorn trees and a huge Wild Fig Tree, providing a tranquil bushveld atmosphere. The air conditioner operates on prepaid power, and guests can buy or reload Citiq electricity through their online bank account. A smart device is available to access YouTube, Netflix, or DStv accounts on the TV. Uncapped Wi-Fi is provided for guests in Marloth Park.

Wildlife roams freely through the conservancy, which borders the Kruger National Park. Open vehicle drives can be arranged in Marloth Park, and the drive along the Kruger Park Fence is approximately 10km long. The property is about a 5-minute walk through a green area, with no housing, to the fence of the Kruger National Park, where guests can stroll along the Crocodile River and watch the sunset while sipping a cocktail. Nearby attractions include the Malelane and Komatiepoort golf courses, and adventurous guests can play at the unfenced Skukuza Golf Course in the Kruger National Park, which is approximately a 2-hour slow drive through the park.

The Marloth Wild Fig accommodates 4 guests in 2 en-suite bedrooms, with one bedroom featuring a queen bed and the other containing 2 single beds. Guests can relax on the hammock on the balcony and enjoy a close-up view of the abundant birds high up in the trees. The whole family can experience the abundant wildlife frequently visiting the house or encountered during walks through the Marloth Park Estate.