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Tanda Tula Game Lodge
Tanda Tula
Tanda Tula is situated in the heart of Timbavati, one of the largest and most famous private nature reserves in the world. Here you will come face-to-face with nature as it always was, with not a fence in sight to inhibit your freedom. This is even more evident now that the fences separating Timbavati and the Kruger National Park have been removed, making Tanda Tula a part of the proposed 7 million-acre World Heritage Sight. Tanda Tula's magnificent thatched, East African style tents, with their spacious wooden decks overlooking the dry riverbed, are the epitome of luxury and seclusion with sumptuous Victorian style baths and outdoor showers.
This intimate camp is renowned for it's charming service and passionately well informed staff. Delicious meals are served in a variety of venues from private dinners on your deck to convivial evenings in the boma. Game drives are in Land Rovers seating only seven people, allowing clear communication with your ranger and tracker. The seclusion of the camp allows traversing on thousands of hectares of pristine African wilderness.
Room Descriptions:
With a maximum of 16 guests, personal attention is simply a matter of course. The 8 tents, luxuriously appointed with en suite bathrooms, offer splendid comfort along with absolute African privacy.
Inclusions / Exclusions:
Rates Includes:
Accommodation, all meals, soft drinks, local beers, Constantia Uitsig Wines, spirits, game activities and 14% VAT.
Rates Excludes:
Bar, curios, entrance fees and conservation fees.
Entrance Fee: R80.00 per person.
R35.00 per vehicle (if self-drive)
Conservation Levy: R40.00 per person.
1% Tourism Levy charged per person rate per night.
Extra information
Regret no children under 12 years of age.
Resident Elephant Research Project and an opportunity for guests to gain first-hand knowledge
of elephant conservation projects.
Clothing and Accessories
Dress code is bushveld casual and lightweight, but a sweater may be required. During the winter, June, July and August, warm clothes are necessary during the early morning and at night. A hat, sunscreen, flashlight and binoculars are highly recommended.
Health
Precautions against malaria is necessary, kindly consult your pharmacist.
Climate
Winter: May to September is mild to pleasant during daytime. However, nights can be cold, warm clothing is recommended.
Summer: October to April - is hot to very hot with occasional rainfall. Protection from the sun is necessary.
