Majuli River House

• Property TypeHouse
• Guests4+2
• Bedrooms2
• Bathrooms1.5
• Minimum Stay2 Nights

Majuli River House is a property for self catering in Marloth Park for up to 6 guests visiting the Wild Frontier region.

About Majuli River House

Located alongside the picturesque Crocodile River and adjacent to the famous Kruger National Park, Marloth Park offers an unmatched retreat for nature enthusiasts. Within this pristine wilderness, you'll find Majuli River House, a serene sanctuary set in the heart of the bushveld where wildlife roams freely, allowing for unique interactions with Africa's most iconic animals.

Majuli River Lodge, nestled in Marloth Park, provides a secure yet deeply immersive safari experience. Guests can enjoy sweeping views of the Crocodile River and Kruger Park from their balconies, often witnessing the majestic Big Five along the riverbanks.

Self-Catering Accommodation

The lodge features a spacious two-bedroom house with an expansive deck that overlooks the Crocodile River and Kruger Park. The master bedroom is outfitted with a queen-size bed, while the second bedroom has two single beds.

The house is equipped with a fully equipped and functional kitchen, a comfortable lounge area, outdoor braai facilities, and a refreshing splash pool, ensuring all the comforts necessary for a delightful stay.

The property boasts sweeping views of Kruger National Park extending to the Crocodile River, with the park's entrance only a brief 25-minute drive away. From the lodge's viewing deck, guests can often spot the Big Five without ever leaving their accommodation.

Guests can immerse themselves in the bushveld's authentic experiences through the lodge's organized Kruger game drives and a variety of local activities. Additionally, the nearby Lionspruit reserve within Marloth Park offers the chance to encounter resident lions, rhinos, and buffalo.

About the Area

The surrounding riverside habitat is home to a rich variety of woodland and riverine bird species, including more than 500 types native to Kruger Park. A short walk brings you to Marloth Park's Bee-Eater bird hide, perfect for close-up birdwatching along the river. Alternatively, guests can enjoy their morning coffee on the house's decks, which offer superb vantage points for observing the local wildlife that frequents the area.