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Overview & Rates Fast Facts
MalaMala Main Camp Rates Per Person Per Night Sharing - rates quoted are in US Dollars, based on a Luxury Room
Sable Camp Rates Per Person Per Night Sharing - rates quoted are in US Dollars, based on a Luxury Suite
Rattray's on MalaMala Rates Per Person Per Night Sharing - rates quoted are in US Dollars, based on a Luxury Suite
Prices includes
Single Supplement
Children at MalaMala Main Camp only
Notes
About The Lodge & The ReserveMalaMala Main Camp
Every aspect of the Main Camp is designed to appreciate and enjoy the view of the surrounding wilds. Pathways wind their way along the perimeter of the camp to reveal individual ochre colored units tucked into the greenery which flanks the Sand River. Massive trees and rolling green lawns are filled with birdsong, with the occasional antelope or elephant which seeks the succulence of greenery. The camp is unfenced – an oasis in the bushveld. Room Features
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MalaMala Sable Camp
Imbued the spirit of MalaMala and sharing her soul, the Sable Camp is a more intimate version of the Main Camp and choice for those seeking a more private and intimate safari. Situated at the southern and of the MalaMala Camp in a prime elevated position overlooking the Sand River and surrounding bushveld, Sable Camp accommodates a maximum of 14 guests. It may also be reserved exclusively for between 10 & 18 guests. Each of the individually decorated, spacious and comfortable suites under traditional thatching occupies an idyllic vantage point and provides a platform from which to admire the unimpeded views. Room Features
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Rattray's on MalaMala
Rattray’s on MalaMala offers a glimpse of an era long past when distant travellers to Africa married the magic of the wild with an elegance and refinement that have been immortalized in the epic tale of Karen Blixen in ‘Out of Africa’. The epitome of regal colonial safari-style, the newest addition to the MalaMala portfolio is a culmination of over 40 years of experience within the Rattray Family. Rattray’s on MalaMala bears the style of crystal and leather, with beautiful furnishings that are treat to the connoisseur of the finer thing in life, captured over generations on a land that remains as old as time. Each suite or khaya (Zulu for “home”) functions as an inclusive home, resplendent with hand-selected furnishings, lavish his-and-hers bathrooms, a secluded outdoor shower and a private heated pool. Room Features
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About MalaMala Game Reserve
MalaMala Game Reserve is the Safari Industry’s blueprint to luxury photographic safari. In existence since 1927, this massive thriving tract of land produces the most exciting wildlife experience this side of the equator. MalaMala Game Reserve is the largest private Big Five game reserve in South Africa. Comprising 13 300 ha, MalaMala shares a 19km (12 mile) unfenced border with the world-renowned Kruger National Park and lies sandwiched between the National Park and the Sabi Sand Game Reserve. For over four decades, Michael Rattray has remained focused on his objective to preserve and protect the land over which he is custodian. Allowing nature to move to its innate rhythm, guests experience today what the forefathers of the African Safari would have experienced at the turn of the century. This philosophy has paid off, as experienced by a veritable collection of photojournalists and film-makers who have made MalaMala their destination of choice to capture footage of wildlife viewing that would rival any Hollywood production for thrilling and breathtaking animal encounters. MalaMala’s Camps are the embodiment of an authentic safari experience pioneered at a time when the safari was simple – unassuming camps, vast sweeping plains, the African sky and the bush in all its splendour. MalaMala promises the finest game viewing on the African sub-continent and regularly provides the subject matter for a veritable collection of international and local wildlife documentaries. Many of these documentaries have won international accolades amidst critical acclaim. Several publications are available, showcasing the treasures that make the property one of the most sought-after on any traveler’s itinerary. Map & DirectionsDirections from Johannesburg to MalaMala
Daily 1 hour Federal Air flight directly into MalaMala (AAM) from Johannesburg - O.R Tambo International Airport (ORT) - Private charter flights Via road - 5½ hour drive from Johannesburg Motorists from Johannesburg should turn left off the N4 at Nelspruit and proceed to Hazyview along the R40 via White River. At Hazyview, turn right at the SPAR Centre along the R536 towards Skukuza and the Paul Kruger Gate, travel for 37.5 kilometres (23.3 miles). At the Mala Mala Game Reserve sign turn left onto a gravel road – beware the tight hairpin bend. Follow this road for 3kms. At the T-junction turn right and continue for another 4.2kms to Shaw’s Gate, the entrance to the Sabi Sand Wildtuin(Game Reserve). There is a vehicle entrance fee into the Sabi Sand Wildtuin, payable on arrival. (ZAR100.00 per vehicle plus ZAR20.00 per person payable in cash – this rate is subject to change without notice, please consult BushBreak Reservations regarding the latest applicable fee). Please ensure you collect the necessary entrance permit from the gate guard. Continue straight following the signs to Rattray’s MalaMala. After 6.3kms you will come to a crossroad. Turn left at the crossroad following the sign to MalaMala / Rattray’s. Rattray’s on MalaMala is approximately 11kms from this point. If travelling to MalaMala Main Camp and Sable Camp TURN LEFT at the “y” junction before the Rattray’s turnoff. You will arrive at the MalaMala boom control gate where the guard will meet you and ask you to sign the register before proceeding to the lodge.
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