Call of the Fish Eagle

• Property TypeHouse
• Guests8
• Bedrooms3
• Bathrooms3
• Minimum Stay1-2 Nights
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• • FEATUREPool

Call of the Fish Eagle is a property for self catering in Marloth Park for up to 8 guests visiting the Wild Frontier region.

About Call of the Fish Eagle

Call of the Fish Eagle is a double-story, private self-catering holiday home in Marloth Park. The house is bordering parkland and receives plenty of visits from free-roaming Park animals, for example, blue wildebeest, giraffe, zebra, kudu, warthog, impala, and ample birdlife.

This self-catering guest house is 21km from the Crocodile bridge access gate to the Kruger National Park and is thus ideally situated as a base from which to take day trips to the Kruger National Park, without the need to sleepover in the park.

Self Catering Accommodation

Call of the Fish Eagle is air conditioned and has three en-suite bedrooms. Upstairs there are two bedrooms furnished with Queen-size beds. The en-suite bathrooms are fitted with a shower, bath, toilet and double vanities.

Downstairs there is one bedroom furnished with two three quarter beds. The en-suite bathroom is fitted with a shower, toilet and basin. There are also two sleeper couches in the living area for an additional two guests.

The kitchen is well equipped and features a gas stove, fridge/freezer combo, microwave oven, washing machine, dishwasher, cutlery, crockery, and a water filtration system. The bar area has a bar fridge, icemaker, and glasses for your indulgence.

All bedrooms, as well as living areas, leading to entertainment decks. The bottom deck has a splash pool and a boma with a braai area and fire pit. The deck is very spacious and offers our guests a great time to relax and enjoy the animals walking freely around the house.

There is uncapped Wi-Fi and full DStv. The house is equipped with an alarm system, including beams on the decks. There is also a clear guard security system in front of windows and doors.

Attractions

Marloth Park, set in the beautiful bushveld of Mpumalanga, South Africa - close to nature, the Crocodile River, animals, and exquisite birdlife, this is serenity at its best. Clear open skies at night provide the perfect backdrop for amazing stargazing - unspoiled under the African skies.

Marloth Park is separated from the Kruger by the Crocodile River and walking along the river visitors can easily spot wildlife. Zebra, kudu, giraffe, wildebeest, warthog, and other small animals roam freely around the park. Marloth Park provides the perfect destination for those seeking a peaceful holiday experience filled with many great outdoor activities.