Overview & Rates

Location	Private concession in the south-eastern section of the Kruger National Park
Malaria area	Yes
Big 5 game reserve	Yes
Getting there	5.5 hours drive from Johannesburg Scheduled flights into KMIA (Nelspruit), followed by a road transfer of approximately two hours to the Lodge
Total number of rooms	22
Type of accommodation	Air-conditioned chalets with private game viewing deck & fireplace
Children under 12 years accepted?	Yes

Validity	Special rate for advance booking
01 February - 30 April 2012	R 2,262.00
01 May - 31 August 2012	R 1,782.00
01 September - 31 October 2012	R 2,262.00
NORMAL SELLING RATE - R 3,310.00 RECEIVE A DISCOUNT 54%
**SPECIAL OFFERS**
Min / max stay 3 nights! Valid until 30 April 2012 - R 1,509.00 Valid 01 May - 31 August 2012 - R 1,188.00 Valid 01 September – 31 October 2012 - R 1,509.00 ** IMPORTANT – BLOCK OUT DATES Please note, the following block out dates are applicable to all rates shown on this grid. Please request an applicable rate from our BushBreaks consultant – 0861 00 44 55 06 – 09 April 2012
** Surcharges may apply over holiday periods & long weekends

• Three meals per day
• Two game drives per day
• All hot beverages
• Snacks
• Government levies and taxes

• There will be a supplement of 30% on the per person sharing rate for single accommodation

• Children 0 - 5 years will stay free of charge
• Children 6 - 11 years will pay less 50% when sharing with 2 adults
• Please note children under the age of 6 years will not be permitted on game drives
• Children between the age of 6 & 12 years are permitted on drives at the discretion of the game ranger

• A Gate Fee of R 45.00 per person per stay is payable directly to the Lodge, (R48.00 from 01 January 2012).
• The Lodge require a 2 night minimum stay except over long weekends, Public Holidays & peak periods where the min stay is 3 nights
• The 3 night minimum stay special offer is generally not applicable over long weekends, Public Holidays & peak periods, however, BushBreaks can still request it for you

About The Lodge & The Reserve

One of Kruger National Park's private concessions, this legendary wildlife reserve has the reputation for showcasing some of the best game-viewing on the continent. Vivid storytelling by the local community include rituals that are still enacted today - be enchanted by the traditional Shishangeni Legend!

Situated on a 15,000 ha private concession in the south-eastern section of the world-renowned Kruger National Park in South Africa, the borders of this pristine area are the perennial Crocodile River to the south and Mozambique in the east.

22 individual chalets accommodating 44 guests, all luxuriously appointed with a private game-viewing deck as well as fireplace, outdoor shower and sitting area. Inter-leading rooms for families are available upon request.

Enjoy morning and late afternoon game drives searching for the "Big 5" under the expert guidance of a personalised guide. Walking safaris and bird watching are also recommended.

• Swimming pool
• Spacious lounge
• Library
• Intimate bar
• Indoor & outdoor dining area
• Wine cellar
• Gymnasium
• Conference facilities

The Kruger National Park is the primary destination in South Africa for many international tourists. Each year more than half a million visitors are registered.

The National Park was opened in 1898 at the instigation of then-president Paul Kruger. After hunters had considerably decimated the originally rich game stock, all the land between the Sabie and the Crocodile Rivers was put under the protection of Nature Conservation to ensure the survival of the remaining animals. Only as recently as 1961 was the extended Kruger Park fenced in.

The park stretches from the Crocodile River in the south up to the Limpopo River , which is the international border in the north. Altogether it is 350 km long, 65 km wide and comprises an area of about 20,000 sq km.

A web of roads of 1863 kilometres leads through the National Park, 697 km of them being tarred. For the visitor there are numerous differently equipped rest camps, most of them scenically positioned. Within the park boundaries, travel is only allowed between sunrise and sunset. After dark one has to stay in one of the fenced restcamps.

The best time for observing the animals is the dry winter season. Then the grass is low and bushes and trees don't have leaves, so that one can have an unobstructed view. Because it virtually doesn't rain in winter, the animals come to the waterholes to drink in the mornings and evenings and can easily be watched from the car.

Directions

Shishangeni Private Lodge


From Johannesburg:

Take the N12/N4 highway to Nelspruit.
Follow the N4 Route from Nelspruit to Mozambique for 105 km. Then turn left off the N4 onto the R571 route towards Komatipoort town 2 km away. Pass through Komatipoort and continue for 8 km towards Crocodile Bridge gate on the R571. Go through the Crocodile Bridge gate into the Kruger National Park. Drive for about 5km, you will pass over a low bridge, directly after the bridge, you will see signs directing you to Shishangeni Private Lodge. You will park your car at Shishangeni Lodge and be transferred to Camp Shawu Lodge/Camp Shonga Lodge.

From Hazyview:

Take the R 538 to Nelspruit
Follow the N4 Route from Nelspruit to Mozambique for 105 km. then turn left off the N4 onto the R571 route towards Komatipoort town 2 km away. Pass through Komatipoort and continue for 8 km towards Crocodile Bridge gate on the R571. Go through the Crocodile Bridge gate into the Kruger National Park. Drive for about 5km, you will pass over a low bridge, directly after the bridge, you will see signs directing you to Shishangeni Private Lodge.

From Tzaneen:

Take the R 40 to Nelspruit Follow the N4 Route from Nelspruit to Mozambique for 105 km. then turn left off the N4 onto the R571 route towards Komatipoort town 2 km away. Pass through Komatipoort and continue for 8 km towards Crocodile Bridge gate on the R571. Go through the Crocodile Bridge gate into the Kruger National Park. Drive for about 5km, you will pass over a low bridge, directly after the bridge, you will see signs directing you to Shishangeni Private Lodge.