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Tinga Legends Lodge
'Built around an enormous Jackalberry tree which is reputed to be over 200 years old'
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Rates from:
ZAR 6 000
Per person per night sharing
Currency ConverterRates are in South African Rands *Rates may vary according to season CONTACT US FOR A FREE QUOTATION Flights (return); UK - RSA; from £ 515 USA - RSA; from $ 1200 EUR - RSA; from € 653 Subject to availability & T&C's Suggested activities; » Game drives in the Kruger National Park. » Game drives in the Sabi Sand Reserve. » Pamper yourself in the wellness centre. » Golf at Skukuza. » Wildlife photography. » Click here for aerial view of camp. Suggested add-ons; » Kruger Park safaris » Southern Kruger Park lodges » Cape Town accommodation » Cape Winelands accommodation » Garden Route accommodation » Natal accommodation » Mozambique accommodation » Victoria Falls accommodation » Botswana safari Tinga Legends Lodge can be found upon the banks of the Sabie River, inside the excellent wildlife viewing part of the Kruger National Park. The Sabie River offers the greatest documented density of leopards within Africa, as well as in addition to one of the highest predator densities. The area is furthermore believed to contain the richest bio-diversity associated with any other South African river, with many different vulnerable as well as uncommon species (mammals, birds, reptiles and plants) being located within the region. Tinga Legends Lodge exudes the atmosphere of a classic safari lodge. The thatched cathedral-like entrance leads through to the colonial comfort of the lounge, which opens onto the massive wooden deck overlooking the Sabie River. Built around an enormous Jackalberry tree which is reputed to be over 200 years old, the deck affords magnificent views of the Sabie River, and regular sightings of the resident wildlife, including members of the Big Five. ROOM & SUITE TYPES: The suites at Tinga Legends Lodge are well-spaced, and each one is positioned to ensure the best possible view of the Sabie River and its surroundings. Each luxuriously appointed suite is air-conditioned, with en-suite bathroom and a double shower. The suites also have a private lounge, heated plunge pool, individual satellite television, DVD player, in-room mini bar, electronic safe, underfloor heating, heated towel rails - in the words of James Stevenson- Hamilton in his book South African Eden, "All the things tending to mitigate the asperities of life!" FOOD & WINE: The Tinga culinary experience is further enhanced by the tranquil settings in which the meals are enjoyed. Breakfast and lunch are enjoyed on the decks of the lodges, under the shade of the 200-year-old jackalberry tree. The gently flowing Sabie river and the soporific call of the emerald-spotted dove provide the perfect accompaniment to the range of delicacies prepared by the Tinga chefs. Evening meals are often serenaded by the some of the local wildlife - one can almost detect a wistful tone in the call of the hyena and jackal as the tantalising aroma of a bush barbeque drifts through the bush. One detects a distinctive scolding note in the roar of the lion, as the fare his lionesses has provided does not compare favourably with the meal being enjoyed in the traditional bomas at Legends and Narina. There is a note of envy from the hippos grazing on the riverside vegetation as a romantic dinner for two is enjoyed by guests on the deck of their suite. FACILITIES: Facilities at Tinga Legends Lodge include a library stocked with an array of African literature, a wine cellar stocked with premier South African and international wines, a boma, bar and wellness treatment room. There is also a large eternity swimming pool situated next to the wooden deck allowing unobstructed views of the Sabie River. ACTIVITIES: Safaris are conducted in open vehicles, in the early morning and late afternoon. Drives are usually 3 hours in duration depending on game viewing and weather conditions. Early morning drives usually stop for refreshments in the middle of the drive. Afternoon drives usually stop for sundowners at a scenic spot (where possible) before proceeding with a night drive. The Tinga concession has 5000 hectares of exclusive traversing. This includes 35 km of river frontage along the Sabie and Sand rivers. In addition to this, Tinga vehicles are permitted to traverse the entire Kruger network. To ensure the guest comfort, there are only six guests allocated to a vehicle.The Tinga concession has 5000 hectares of exclusive traversing. This includes 35 km of river frontage along the Sabie and Sand rivers. In addition to this, Tinga vehicles are permitted to traverse the entire Kruger network. To ensure the guest comfort, there are only six guests allocated to a vehicle. |
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