Accommodation Description

Situated along the southern border of the Kruger National Park, Vida Nova Kruger is an eco-friendly lodge within the Marloth Park Conservancy – offering a picturesque view of the Crocodile River with numerous chances to observe four of the famous Big Five. Guests can enjoy breakfast in the dining area, take a dip in the indoor swimming pool, relax on the viewing deck overlooking the river, indulge in spa facilities, and benefit from complimentary private parking. For those seeking adventure, pre-arranged game drives are available.

The accommodation at Vida Nova Kruger offers a choice between rooms furnished with either a four-poster bed or twin beds that can be transformed into a king-size bed. Each room is equipped with an en-suite bathroom containing both a bath and a shower. Most rooms come with additional amenities such as air-conditioning, a ceiling fan, a hairdryer, and other thoughtful provisions, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable stay for guests.

Setting Description

Perched overlooking the Crocodile River in the Greater Kruger region, the lodge is positioned along the border between Marloth and the Kruger National Park. A mere 14 kilometres from the establishment lies the Crocodile Bridge Gate, offering swift access to the Kruger National Park via the private game-viewing vehicle. Accompanied by qualified and knowledgeable guides, you'll embark on an exclusive game drive, experiencing the captivating wonders the park has to offer.

Spanning 3,000 hectares, Marloth Park stands as a wildlife conservancy with its own resident game. The diverse array of African animals, including giraffes, kudu, nyala, blue wildebeest, warthogs, impala, and more, can be observed in this natural habitat. Relax in the lounging area and witness the free-roaming game, immersing yourself in the African wilderness without leaving the lodge. For safety, large and potentially dangerous animals like rhinos and lions are confined to a fenced area, while the other members of the Big Five are just a glance away across the river in the Kruger National Park.