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SOUTH AFRICA HONEYMOON: NGALA PRIVATE GAME RESERVE
Ngala Private Game Reserve is host to an intimate Game Lodge, exclusive Tented Safari Camp and wilderness Walking Safari Camp, all offering romance and luxury in the African bush.
Each Lodge differs in its features, providing a unique and memorable safari experience. Ngala Tented Safari Camp, for example, comprises just six tented suites featuring private wooden decks. The camp exudes a romantic ambience with nostalgic safari memorabilia and has a secluded position overlooking the seasonal Timbavati riverbed. Each Lodge offers exceptional bush banqueting enjoyed in spectacular settings in the African wilderness.  |
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- Classic Ngala Lodge
- Romantic Tented Safari Camp
- In the renowned Kruger National Park
- Exhilarating Walking Safaris
- Interpretive Big Five game viewing
- Unique Specialist Tracking Safari
- Commitment to conserving African wildlife
- Small Luxury Hotels of the World member
Meaning ‘lion’ in Shangaan, Ngala was the first private safari reserve to be incorporated in the world-famous Kruger National Park – the largest wildlife sanctuary in South Africa. With exclusive traversing rights over 14 700 hectares (36 323 acres) of Kruger's game-rich wilderness, Ngala offers an extraordinary African wildlife safari experience.
Guests may enjoy exhilarating Walking Safaris tracking rhino, elephant bulls and buffalo herds on foot during exciting morning walks and viewing nocturnal predators on informative night game-drives. Led by specialist rangers, safety is the highest priority. Accommodation is in four spacious safari tents with en suite facilities.
Owned by CC Africa, Ngala is of one of Africa's most innovative conservation partnership agreements – jointly signed in April 1992 by the WWF-SA (World Wildlife Fund – South Africa), South African National Parks and CC Africa. Under this partnership, an annual lease, traversing fees and a percentage of Ngala’s profits are paid to the National Parks Trust. As a reliable ecotourism destination, Ngala makes a significant contribution to ongoing community empowerment operations and conservation development.
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