Activities in and around Marloth Park

Self-Guided Walking Safaris in Marloth Park

Explore the natural beauty of Marloth Park at your own pace with our self-guided walking safaris. Immerse yourself in the tranquility of the bush, where you can observe a diverse array of wildlife and birds in their natural habitat. The well-marked trails and easy-to-navigate paths make it a safe and enjoyable experience for nature enthusiasts of all levels.

For your safety, walking is permitted during daylight hours only. We kindly remind our guests that walks are not allowed before sunrise or after sunset. This precaution is in place due to the potential for predators to enter from the adjacent Kruger National Park. By adhering to these guidelines, you can enjoy the wonders of the wilderness with peace of mind.

Embark on a daytime adventure through Marloth Park, where the wonders of the African bush await at every turn.

Self-Drive Safaris into Kruger Park from Marloth

Embark on an unforgettable journey into the heart of the African wilderness with a self-drive safari from Marloth Park to Kruger National Park. The adventure begins at the Crocodile Bridge gate, the nearest entry point, offering a convenient gateway to the vast landscapes and abundant wildlife of one of Africa's most renowned national parks.

Before setting off, ensure your vehicle is well-prepared for the day ahead, with enough fuel, water, and snacks for your journey. The park opens its gates at sunrise, welcoming early birds eager to catch the first glimpses of wildlife at its most active. Remember, the park's closing time varies with the seasons, so plan your return to ensure a timely exit.

While navigating the park, adhere to the speed limits and regulations designed to protect both the wildlife and visitors. Keep a safe distance from animals, and remember that feeding wildlife is strictly prohibited. Equip yourself with a map of the park and a guidebook to enhance your experience, helping you identify the diverse species you'll encounter along the way.

For an optimal safari experience, consider packing binoculars, a camera, and a birding guide to capture the park's majestic landscapes and inhabitants. And most importantly, embrace the spirit of adventure and the serenity of nature as you explore the untamed beauty of Kruger National Park at your own pace.

Self-Guided Panorama Route Tour from Marloth Park

Embark on a scenic journey through the breathtaking landscapes of the Panorama Route, starting from the serene Marloth Park. This self-guided tour offers a flexible and intimate way to experience some of South Africa's most stunning natural wonders at your own pace.

Before you set out, plan your route to include must-see attractions such as the Blyde River Canyon, God's Window, and the Three Rondavels. Each site offers unique vistas and photo opportunities, so ensure your camera is charged and ready. The route is well-signposted, making navigation straightforward for a fulfilling day trip.

To make the most of your tour, start early to bask in the soft morning light enhancing the natural beauty of the landscapes. Wear comfortable clothing and sturdy shoes suitable for short walks or hikes to viewpoints. Packing a picnic lunch can be a delightful way to enjoy the panoramic views, but there are also charming cafes along the route where you can savor local cuisine.

Remember to bring along binoculars for bird watching and a guidebook to enrich your understanding of the area's geological formations and history. Staying hydrated is key, so carry enough water, especially during warmer months.

Driving safely and respecting the environment are paramount. Stick to designated paths and lookout points to preserve the natural beauty for future visitors. With thoughtful preparation and a spirit of adventure, your self-guided Panorama Route tour from Marloth Park will be an unforgettable exploration of South Africa's majestic landscapes.

Bushveld Atlantis - Water Park

Contact Number: +27 79 992 8972

Location: 3883 Olifant Dr, Marloth Park, 1340, South Africa (Bush Centre)