Kruger Kumba - Mugwenzi

Kruger Kumba - Mugwenzi Self-catering accommodation in Marloth Park, at the most Southern border of the Kruger National Park.

29/11/2024
28/11/2024

Don't miss out on our 40% off Black Friday deal.
5 NIGHTS FOR ONLY R5850

Book your stay from 1 Dec '24 - 6 Dec '24 and pay only R1170 per night. You save R3900. Minimum stay of 5 nights.

This offer is only valid on 28 & 29 November 2024 and is based on availability.

T's & C's apply

19/11/2024

An early morning in the Kruger

11/11/2024

You know you are home when........

07/11/2024

NEWSFLASH !!!

MEET OUR NEWEST ADDITION TO THE FAMILY AT MUGWENZI. A TINY BUSHBABY WAS BORN RECENTLY. WE ARE KEEPING OUR EYES PEELED HOPING MOM HAD TWINS OR POSSIBLY EVEN TRIPLETS.

Female lesser bushbabies, are remarkable mothers who diligently care for their tiny newborns. These diminutive infants, may arrive as singles, twins, or even triplets - a remarkable feat given their minuscule size. For the first few critical days of life, the mother keeps her precious offspring in constant physical contact, cradling them in her hands or gently grasping them with her mouth as the fragile babies cling tightly to her. This close, attentive care is essential, as the newborns are completely dependent on their mother's milk for sustenance during the initial six-week nursing period. Even as the growing youngsters gradually become more independent and able to feed themselves by around two months old, the mother still must work hard to transport them, walking slowly and awkwardly due to the extra weight.. The mother may sometimes opt to carry a single infant at a time, leaving the others safely behind in the nest - a strategy that likely helps conserve her energy as she juggles the demands of caring for her growing family.

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18/10/2024

With their tawny, golden coats and distinct markings, lions are perfectly adapted to camouflage themselves within the dense, woody brush and tall grasses of the African savanna.

12/10/2024

As we stumbled upon the majestic eagle, it was clear this powerful bird of prey had recently enjoyed a successful hunt. Perched atop a tall tree branch, the eagle's sharp talons firmly grasped the remnants of its meal - what appeared to be the leg of a smaller bird, likely its latest catch.

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407 Locust Avenue, Marloth Park
Malelane
1321

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Dear Valued Guests and Future Guests,As the festive season fills the air with joy and celebration, we would like to take a moment to express our heartfelt gratitude for your support and trust throughout the year.Whether you’ve stayed with us before or are planning a visit in the future, you are part of our family, and we are honored to share the beauty and tranquility of Marloth Park with you.May this Christmas bring you and your loved ones peace, happiness, and cherished memories. We look forward to welcoming you back in the New Year for more unforgettable moments surrounded by nature and wildlife.Warmest wishes for a Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year!

Don't miss out on our 40% off Black Friday deal. 5 NIGHTS FOR ONLY R5850 Book your stay from 1 Dec '24 - 6 Dec '24 and pay only R1170 per night. You save R3900. Minimum stay of 5 nights. This offer is only valid on 28 & 29 November 2024 and is based on availability. T's & C's apply

An early morning in the Kruger

You know you are home when........

NEWSFLASH !!! MEET OUR NEWEST ADDITION TO THE FAMILY AT MUGWENZI. A TINY BUSHBABY WAS BORN RECENTLY. WE ARE KEEPING OUR EYES PEELED HOPING MOM HAD TWINS OR POSSIBLY EVEN TRIPLETS. Female lesser bushbabies, are remarkable mothers who diligently care for their tiny newborns. These diminutive infants, may arrive as singles, twins, or even triplets - a remarkable feat given their minuscule size. For the first few critical days of life, the mother keeps her precious offspring in constant physical contact, cradling them in her hands or gently grasping them with her mouth as the fragile babies cling tightly to her. This close, attentive care is essential, as the newborns are completely dependent on their mother's milk for sustenance during the initial six-week nursing period. Even as the growing youngsters gradually become more independent and able to feed themselves by around two months old, the mother still must work hard to transport them, walking slowly and awkwardly due to the extra weight.. The mother may sometimes opt to carry a single infant at a time, leaving the others safely behind in the nest - a strategy that likely helps conserve her energy as she juggles the demands of caring for her growing family.

With their tawny, golden coats and distinct markings, lions are perfectly adapted to camouflage themselves within the dense, woody brush and tall grasses of the African savanna.

As we stumbled upon the majestic eagle, it was clear this powerful bird of prey had recently enjoyed a successful hunt. Perched atop a tall tree branch, the eagle's sharp talons firmly grasped the remnants of its meal - what appeared to be the leg of a smaller bird, likely its latest catch.

You call it Africa. We call it home

The ground hornbill is a remarkable bird found exclusively within the African continent. The Southern ground hornbill is particularly captivating, with its distinctive black plumage, vibrant red wattle, and striking yellow eye. These birds are remarkably long-lived, with lifespans typically ranging from 50 to 60 years. Perhaps one of the most remarkable traits of the Southern ground hornbill, however, is its resonant call that can carry for distances up to 4 kilometers.

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Spacious family home that sleeps 6 with 2 bathrooms in Marloth Park. Open plan air-conditioned kitchen and lounge. Lounge leads to a big balcony. Balcony equipped with everything you need to relax. Air-conditioned main bedroom with a queen size bed and on-suite bathroom (shower, basin and toilet) with a balcony overlooking the KNP