Nhlonhlela Bush Lodge

Accommodation - Nhlonhlela Bush Lodge

• This eight-bed lodge overlooks the fever treelined Nhlonhlela Pan.
• All the units are en-suite and connected by board walks branching out from the communal lounge and kitchen.
• A cook/caretaker is in attendance and a field ranger is available to take visitors on game walks.
• This lodge is served by a solar powered lighting system.
• Good torches and gas lights are recommended.

Visitor Activities

• A road network of 100 km traverses a variety of bushveld habitats which offer excellent game-viewing.
• Animals include: wild dog, black and white rhino, elephant, giraffe, nyala, blue wildebeest, warthog, hippo, impala and kudu.
• Rare species occurring are hyena, suni and leopard.
• Four game viewing hides are situated next to the Kubube, Kumasinga, Kwamalibala and Kumahlala pans.
• More than 420 species of birds have been recorded .
• Two bird-viewing hides have been erected next to the Nsumo Pan, where a wealth of waterfowl can be seen.
• The Fig Forest Guided Walking Trail (guided by a field ranger) should not be missed. Short day walks (± 2 hours)
  conducted by a field ranger, may also be undertaken.
• Night drives are also offered, giving visitors the opportunity to see some of the reserve’s nocturnal animals and birds.
• A swimming pool is situated in the hutted camp and campsite respectively, strictly for accommodated guests only.
• The Rhino Dine-O take-away situated near Mantuma is open from 07:00 - 09:30 for breakfast; 11:30 - 14:00 for
  lunch and 17:00 - 19:00 for dinner.

RATES: (Full Rates for 2012-2013)

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