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The Big Tusker Bush Camp is located in Marloth Park and it shares the Crocodile River border with the Kruger National Park. There are many species of game and birds which can be found within the park. We are 25 km from Malelane and 20 km from Komatiepoort and the Crocodile Bridge gate. The property is not fenced which allows many animals to roam through the camp. Lions, buffalo and rhino are fenced in an enormous tract of bush called Lionspruit, which is within Marloth Park. During the day, you are allowed to walk or cycle through the park. The Big Tuskers Bush Camp is designed for physically disabled guests to enjoy the bush. We can accommodate eight guests, two per chalet. Children under five years of age stay free if sharing the chalet with their parents. Each chalet has its own bathroom, fridge, kettle, toaster, crockery and cutlery. The kitchen is shared by all of the chalets and it is fully equipped. There is a braai area and the chalets are serviced on request. The cleaning lady charges R50 on weekdays and R75 on weekends. She will also cook for you should you desire, but an extra charge will be levied. You are requested to bring your own swimming towels and torches, should the electricity fail. Furnished Property Reference #: 799028 Nearby Places/Vicinity: http://www.safarinow.com/go/bigtuskersbushcamp/ Agent Details: www.safarinow.com 153 Main road Muizenberg 7945

Vacant Land for sale in Boschhoek Mountain Estate Welcome to Boschhoek: A Sanctuary Beyond Imagination At Boschhoek Mountain Estate, where the mountains of the Waterberg cradle an extraordinary lifestyle, every sunrise over the peaks and every symphony of nature by night speaks to the soul. Here, the magic of live streaming meets the serenity of mountain pool showers and cascading waterfalls. In an era increasingly defined by virtual experiences, Boschhoek offers a tangible connection to nature and a haven for spontaneous visitors. Nestled just an hour and a half from Pretoria and two hours from Johannesburg, near Modimolle/Nylstroom, Boschhoek is a perfect retreat for hosting city friends for lunch. This estate spans nearly 1,500 hectares of breathtaking landscapesâ??mountains, vistas, plains, waterfalls, and streamsâ??making it a cherished part of UNESCOâ??s Waterberg Biosphere Reserve. The estate, established eight years ago, boasts over 120 stands, with 85% sold and 65 houses built. The remaining premium stands, now available in a final phase, are the last of their kind before new legislation changed the landscape of bush estates. As the last full-title bush estate available, demand is high, and values are poised to rise. Boschhoek offers nearly 90% common property, allowing residents to enjoy not just their own 1-2 hectare stand but also the entire estateâ??s natural splendor. With only about 0.25% of the land developed, and the rest untouched, it presents an exceptional value compared to urban estates. For those interested in communal living, there are also shares available in the Berg & Bosch lodge at R350,000. The estate is home to a diverse range of wildlife, including giraffe, sable, roan, and many more, while excluding buffalo and rhino to ensure safe walking and cycling throughout the 40 km of mountain roads. Boschhoekâ??s flexible building regulations permit you to start small and expand as desired, with no specific style or materials required, as long as the buildings harmonize with the surroundings. You have up to ten years to commence construction. The estate offers excellent connectivity and independence with its own water supply and solar power, eliminating reliance on local authorities or Eskom. Monthly levies are R1,140, including 6,000 liters of free water, with additional costs on a sliding scale. Municipal rates are approximately R50 per month, with no electricity accounts or load shedding. Security is top-notch, featuring a 14-kilometer electrified game fence, professional security personnel, and comprehensive management by the Home Owners Association. Available Stands: Taaiboskop Stands: Elevated terraces with panoramic mountain views, priced at R999,000. Boekenhoutvallei Stands: Secluded valleys overlooking an amphitheater, ranging from R1,249,000 to R1,499,000. Bateleur Stands: Exclusive options with sweeping views or secluded streamside locations, priced at R1,499,000.... Rates And Taxes: 50 Levies: 1140 Property Reference #: 134 Agent Details: Thabo Motau Black Diamond Realty Thornhill Office Park, 84 Bekker Rd, Vorna Valley, Midrand, 1686

Kotje van Ketje is a self-catering three-bedroom house which sleeps six adults and a baby. The property borders the Kruger National Park. It is ideally situated offering affordable accommodation to enjoy the African bushveld in modern comfort.The name Kotje van Ketje is Flemish for The House of the Boy. The house offers a large open-plan lounge, dining room and kitchen. The kitchen contains a fridge-freezer, stove, microwave and cutlery and crockery for six people. There are two bedrooms with double beds and en-suite bathrooms. The third bedroom has a double bunk bed and a baby cot. Mosquito nets and fans.The house has hot and cold water, electricity and air-conditioning. There is a small radio and a TV with a DStv dish, but please bring your own decoder and smart card. Open view decoder available. The house has a garage and an enclosed lapa with a barbecue.Wild animals such as giraffe, zebra, impala and warthog roam freely around the house. You can see the lions, elephant, rhino and buffalo either in the neighbouring Kruger National Park or in the dangerous animals enclosure in Marloth itself. The baboons will come inside if you don't keep the door closed and hundreds of bird varieties nest in the surrounding bush. You will find a shopping centre within walking distance with a supermarket, an ATM, a pub restaurant, a public swimming pool, a curio shop, laundry and a hardware store. Furnished Property Reference #: 538070 Nearby Places/Vicinity: http://www.safarinow.com/go/kotjevanketje/ Agent Details: www.safarinow.com 153 Main road Muizenberg 7945

Hyena Hangout is an ideal bushveld getaway home, ideally located in the Marloth Park Conservancy. This comfortable and secure home is blissfully quiet, your only visitors being the free-roaming animals that call Marloth Park their home. Marloth Park is a wildlife conservancy, protecting all the non-threatening wild game, which roam freely amongst the dwellings. You will be constantly delighted by visits from zebra, giraffe, bushbuck and kudu; not forgetting the tortoise, monitor lizard or the energetic ‘nag-apies’ or galagos. The two cottages at Hyena Hangout can accommodate up to eight guests each and each unit comprises two bedrooms, an upstairs loft room, and a kitchen and lounge area. The air-conditioned main bedroom contains a double bed, and an en-suite bathroom with a bath and a shower. The second bedroom also has a double bed en-suite with a shower. The large open-plan upstairs loft room features a double bed and twin single beds. Linen and bedding is supplied. The kitchen is fully equipped for self-catering and includes a gas stove, microwave, kettle, toaster, pots, pans, crockery and cutlery. The comfortable downstairs lounge, leads out onto a patio and braai area. There is a large splash pool for those hot summer afternoons. Evenings are best spent around the campfire, watching the sparks fly into the dusk, with a million stars to decorate the night sky. Cool off with a cocktail in the splash pool, or unwind with a book on the secure deck. There is nothing to beat the tranquillity of the African bush, a place to refresh your soul and restore your love of life. The impala, blue wildebeest, nyala and warthog wander freely while the Big 5 are restricted to the Kruger National Park. The house is within a short walk of the Crocodile River, which is the border of the Kruger National Park. Spend the early evening with sundowners alongside the river, enjoying the prospect of seeing the elephants bathing in the river or a lion kill. Buffalo, rhino, waterbuck, crocodile and hippo are also a common sight, together will a myriad of water birds and the amazing fish eagle. Perfectly situated 20 km from Kruger National Park and a short drive to the Swaziland and Mozambique borders. Furnished Property Reference #: 2261268 Nearby Places/Vicinity: http://www.safarinow.com/go/hyenahangoutmarlothparkconservancy/ Agent Details: www.safarinow.com 153 Main road Muizenberg 7945

In the south the Kruger National Park ends at the Crocodile River and on the opposite bank of the river lies Marloth Park, a twelve minutes walk down a winding, sandy track lies 3-Rondavels. As the sun begins to set, the sounds of the African day fade away replaced by a deep quiet that enfolds the veld. At 3-Rondavels, hidden deep in the Marloth Park conservancy on the border of the Kruger National Park, there's bush magic in every hour of the day. Centuries-old marula trees spread magic branches to ward off stress and city bustle, where animals and birds welcome you to their world. We offer three trational, luxurious and spacious bushveld rondavel accommodation. The Crocodile River forms the common boundary between the Kruger Park and Marloth Park, stretching for 17 kilometres, and is home to hippo and hundreds of crocodiles. Elephant, rhino and buffalo stay on the Kruger Park side of the river. On the Marloth side a wide variety of antelope roam free among the cottages, while giraffe and warthog may drop in at any time. Over 300 bird species fill the air with song and centuries-old trees keep watch over all. This is ancient Africa where man is but a visitor. Furnished Property Reference #: 685881 Nearby Places/Vicinity: http://www.safarinow.com/go/3-rondavelsmarlothpark/ Agent Details: www.safarinow.com 153 Main road Muizenberg 7945