Ingwe Kruger Retreat

Ingwe Kruger Retreat

Marloth Park Conservancy, Mpumalanga, South Africa
Selfsorg
(POA)

Ingwe Kruger Retreat is a self-catering holiday accommodation set in the South African bush in Marloth Park, where animals roam freely.

Ingwe Kruger Retreat comprises three bedrooms each with own aircon and ceiling fan as well as en-suite bathrooms, a fully equipped kitchen, lounge and two outdoor entertainment areas, a viewing deck upstairs with a braai area and a ground floor entertainment area with braai and a splash pool.

The Crocodile Bridge Entrance to the Kruger National Park is a mere 15 minutes' drive away, allowing you to spend the day exploring Africa at its best.

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Latitude: -25.35171   Longitude: 31.80217


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