The Wild Bunch, Safari house

The Wild Bunch is a special place where the animals roam freely through the park and around the house! This detached self-catering house is decorated in African style with splash pool and of course a large african braai. Just 20 min from Kruger National Park A zebra visiting you, a warthog that's just checking you out ... a giraffe passing by, it all happens at The Wild Bunch .... The house is very spacious and is rented for 6 people. The house is equipped with: 2 bedrooms with air conditioning 2 large mezzanine bedrooms (loft) with fan 2 bathrooms 1 large living room with a high ceiling that makes the temperature comfortable 1 very large tiled veranda downstairs One other veranda above to look at the African stars in the evening One huge open space kitchen (fully equipped) 1 large braai area where you can sit around the fire or BBQ 1 built-in oven bbq Beautiful private Swimming Pool Private watering hole for the animals to drink own water supply (1000 l) you never know! (information) books Advantages: It's close enough to Kruger National Park where you can go to every day without the need to spend the night. Due to the lack of supply of affordable and beautiful accommodations in Kruger park, it is a very interesting solution for your whole family our just 2 people. The Neighborhood Marloth Park is a great place situated between Malelane and Komatipoort and it is a natural area of the size of about 3,000 hectares. Marlothpark itself has magnificent view points overlooking the Crocodile River and Kruger park. The wild animals live around the homes of the privileged people who live in Marloth. Marloth is not only very close to Kruger National Park, but also around the corner from Mozambique with its beautiful beaches and also just 1 hour to Swaziland with its beautiful nature. Getting Around The Wild Bunch is approximately 4.5 hours drive from Johannesburg. Other Things to Note Every day you will will see freely roaming animals such as kudu, impala, zebra, giraffe, monkeys, warthogs, etc. and of course the beautiful bush babies. Surely we can Marloth Park classify as one of the last remaining paradises on earth where you can enjoy nature in all its glory.