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MalaMala is the largest privately owned game reserve in the Sabi Sands Game Reserve. Its sprawling 16 000 hectares lies on the Sand River and shares a common border with the famed Kruger National Park.
Internationally renowned and award-winning MalaMala Game Reserve is one of the oldest and more established private reserves in the greater Kruger Park region.
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Enjoy the wilds of the African Bush while being expertly guided by experienced bush guides. The main attraction is the spectacular game viewing at MalaMala Game Reserve. Watch Africa's enthralling predators at work and at play! |
| Safari Accommodation Overview
Many years of superb service has resulted in the satisfaction of MalaMala guests. Relax in the unpretentious elegance and style of one of the finest safari experiences in Africa at MalaMala Main Camp and at mealtimes succumb to the temptations of the sumptuous treats catered for by the professional chefs. Dinner is served under the stars in a reed enclosed boma and is announced by the sound of African drums.
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MalaMala Main Camp offers accommodation under thatched roofs with air-conditioning and en-suite bathrooms. Unpretentious elegance and style with spectacular views, makes this safari camp a first choice for the discerning guest.
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Rattray's Camp offers Sabi Sand game lodge accommodation in 8 luxury suites for a maximum of 16 guests. The main building at this Sabi Sand lodging features a viewing deck with telescope, an air conditioned library, a convivial bar area and adjoining wine cellar.
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Sable Camp is a luxurious camp in MalaMala Game Reserve that accommodates a maximum of 14 guests in 5 suites and The Lions Den Suite, which accommodates 4 guests in 2 inter-leading rooms. Features at Sable Camp include a boma, swimming pool and a deck with excellent views.
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| What to do at MalaMala Game Reserve
Guests have many things to do on their MalaMala safari. Activities include photographic safaris, stargazing and day and night game drives. The game viewing drives are conducted in open 4-wheel drive vehicles which allows for better game viewing. Night drives provide guests with the opportunity to view nocturnally active creatures and walking safaris with an armed ranger can be arranged on request.
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