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Timbavati Reserve
Tucked into a nook halfway up the Kruger Park on the western boundary is a modest nature reserve of, oh, about 60,000 hectares.
Timbavati Private Nature Reserve is a combination of the Timbavati, Klaserie and Umbabat Private Nature Reserves that were formed when some far-sighted folk back in the 50s decided to join their large expanses of wilderness into one larger expanse of wilderness.
In 1990 the fence between Timbavati and the Kruger National Park came down; the initial result was a migration out of the overstocked reserve and now the balance is returning to days of old – very old.
All of the high profile game, and a massive supporting cast, are there for the experienced trackers and guides to find for you. Home to the ‘magnificent seven’ – lion, leopard, wild dog, elephant, rhino, buffalo, cheetah – and many interesting smaller animals, over 350 types of bird and some fascinating flora, the park offers an excellent wilderness experience in pristine African bushveld.
Being a private reserve, your vehicle will be completely open for better viewing; your tracker can perch on the car’s bonnet for a better view and you can follow tracks and animals off road. You can also participate in optional walking safaris and night drives – exciting activities that are not possible in the national park.
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Kings Camp
Type: Lodge
Rates from: R3200pp sharing
Status: Doused in Fairy Dust
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Tanda Tula
Type: Lodge
Rates from: R3200pp sharing
Status: Loads of Fairy Dust
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Ngala Tented Camp
Type: Lodge
Rates from: R3526pp sharing
Status: A Touch of Fairy Dust
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kruger fly in safari
See the big game and lap up the luxury with our four-day Kruger Park fly-in safari that can be tailored to your exact requirements.
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cape town and kruger
Combine five decadent nights in Cape Town with a luxury safari in the Kruger Park: bright lights and bright stars, wildlife and wild life.
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- Long fenceless boundary with the Kruger National Park
- Home to the ‘magnificent seven’
- Exclusive luxury lodges and tented camps
- Open vehicles, trackers, walking safaris, night drives and off-road driving
- 60,000 hectares of pristine wilderness
- Save The Elephants research project and community outreach programmes
- Those rangers
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We’ve divided the greater Kruger area into six different destinations. Each offers a range of luxury and a memorable wilderness experience but they’re all quite different.
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Opt for any number of our Kruger tours to experience the diverse magic of the bush without having to worry about the pesky details.
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Our travel advice section gives you the low down on when to visit, what to bring, what not to bring, what to do and what not to do.
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With several airports, hundreds of private air strips and an excellent road network, the Kruger Park is maybe too easy to reach; get all the info before you leave.
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