The Outpost in Kruger National Park

Makuleke Region Limpopo Province
2146  Kruger National Park
South Africa

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Situated In The Makuleke Region In The Northern- Most Part Of Kruger National Park- The Outpost Rests High On A Hill Overlooking The Floodplains Of The Limpopo And Luvuvhu Rivers. This Region Is Bordered To The North By Zimbabwe And The East By Crooks. Corner And Mozambique. Measuring 24000 Hectares The Region Is Well Known For Its Abundant Wildlife And Excellent Birding Includes Less Common Species Not Evident In The Southern And Central Regions Of The Park. The Diverse Terrain Includes Mopane Woodlands- Fever Tree Forests- Acacia Thickets As Well As Some Of The Largest And Oldest Baobab Specimens. Guests Are Accommodated In 12 Stand Alone En-suite Rooms That Are Placed Alongside A Walkway Halfway Up A Hill Overlooking The Luvuvhu River. The Style Is Contemporary Africa And The Emphasis Is On Understated Luxury In A Wilderness Setting. The Modern Design With Fold-away Sides Allows For 180 Degree Views Of The Luvuvhu River Valley And The Open Feel Of The Rooms Extends Into The Bathroom Where Guests Have A View As Far As Mozambique. Meals Will Be Served In The Spectacular Dining Area With Its Breathtaking Views And The Lodge Will Make Use Of The Surrounding Area To Host Picnic Lunches And Bush Dinners Game Activites Include Game Drives On Open 4x4 Vehicles Accompanied By Expert Guides And Trackers, As Well As Foot Safaris And River Safaris. The Lodge Also Offers Fly Fishing, Visits To The Nearby Thulamela Archaeological Site And Cultural Visits To The Makuleke Village Outside Kruger National Park.