Makalali Private Game Reserve is located west of the Kruger Park, this ethnic bush retreat lies on 26 000 hectares of bushveld in the North-eastern Lowveld, South Africa. Makalali Game Reserve boasts the ‘Big Five’ – lion, leopard, elephant, rhino and buffalo. Other characteristic species are cheetah, wild dog, giraffe, zebra and kudu
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Makalali 5* Private Game Reserve2-Night Stay at the Makalali Main Lodge Per Couple Including Meals and Game Drives
R11,499
R17,200
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Please Note
- RESERVATIONS: Tourvest Destination Management will handle all reservations on behalf of the private lodge, so please make ALL reservations with them:
- Contact details - touring@senseofafrica.co.za or WhatsApp / phone 082 555 9677
- Package price is per couple sharing
- Travel Dates: 01 October 2020- 30 June 2021
- This deal is non-refundable after purchasing from OneDayOnly.
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Package Includes
- All meals
- Two game drives daily
- Accommodation at the Makalali Main Lodge (5 star) only
Please Note
- Available to South Africa residents only
- 2 consecutive nights at Makalali Main Lodge
- Rate is per room for 2 adults and includes breakfast, lunch, dinner, 2 game drives per day
- Rate excludes conservation levy and drinks
- Buy this deal today and check availability later to travel between 01 October 2020 until 30 June 2021
- Check availability via touring@senseofafrica.co.za or WhatsApp 082 555 9677 or phone between 09h00 – 16h00 weekdays
- Room booking confirmation is subject to availability at time of booking
- Cancellation fees will apply when cancelled within 45 days before confirmed date
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