Phalaborwa Tourism
Phalaborwa Tourism
Phalaborwa Tourism
Phalaborwa Tourism
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KULUNGI RIVER LODGE

Kulungi River Lodge photos
 

Kulungi Riverside Lodge (3 star grading) is situated on the banks of the Olifants River in the vast Balule Nature Reserve which is part of the Greater Kruger Park and is a mere 30km from the Phalaborwa entrance gate to the Kruger.

Kulungi offers comfortable thatched chalets each with their own en-suite bathroom, air-conditioning, ceiling fan, hair dryer, mosquito nets, mini bar, tea/coffee facilities and private patio where guest can savour the tranquillity of the haunting night sounds of Africa and view the abundant species of game, including four of the Big 5, drinking on the banks of the Olifants River or at the water hole in front of the chalets.

Unwind during the heat of the day around the sparkling pool and later enjoy a cold sundowner on the lodges patio or at the cosy well stocked bar.  An exquisite 3 course dinner will be served in the tastefully decorated lodge or alfresco under the stars.

The restaurant has a lovely light wooden and bush appearance with a well stocked bar.  Meals include a Buffet Breakfast and 3 Course Dinner (Starters, Main Course and Dessert).  By prior arrangements we are happy to provide a Picnic Basket or a Light Lunch in the restaurant or around the pool.

Early morning bush walks and evening game drives with a ranger will reveal the wonders of the bush and enthusiastic ornithologists can view over 300 species of birds including the shy Purple Crested Lourie, the fierce and majestic Bateleur, to the rare Pels Fishing Owl.

Golf enthusiasts can unwind on one of the picturesque courses within easy driving distance from Kulungi and a must would be at the renowned Hans Merensky Golf Course where it is common to see elephant, giraffe, warthogs, baboons and a variety of antelope crossing the rolling fairways.

Chalet Description:
Spacious thatched chalets with en-suite bathrooms (showers only), air-conditioning, mosquito nets, mini bars and private patios overlooking the Olifants River and watering hole where four of the Big 5 can be viewed.  All chalets can accommodate from 1 person up to 2 adults and 3 kids or 4 adults.  In order for our guests to fully enjoy their African Bush Experience at Kulungi, we regret that we are unable to cater for children under the age of 6 years old.  This policy will only be waived should all 5 chalets be booked by one group.

 
Accommodating:
Number of chalets (en-suite) 5 (Sleeps 4)
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GENERAL FACILITIES
Ensuite chalets
Aircondition
Ceiling fans
hairdryers
mosquito nets
mini-bar
tea/coffee facilities
private patio
laundry and ironing services
TV with DStv in bar
Swimming pool
Lisenced bar
Secure parking
Electric fencing
 
DIRECTIONS

From Palaborwa

Travel along the Mica Road for ±25km. Turn left into Grietjie Private Nature ReserveTravel ±1km to the gate entranceFollow the sign boards for ±6km to the lodge

From Johannesburg

  • Follow the N1 past Pietersburg
  • Continue through Tzaneen on the R71
  • At Gravelotte continue on the R40 towards Mica
  • At the Mica intersection continue straight on the R40 (R530) towards Phalaborwa
  • Turn right into Grietjie Private Nature Reserve
  • Travel ±1km to the gate entrance
  • Follow the signboards for ±6km to the lodge
CONTACT US          
TELEPHONE +27 (0)15 769 6503
FAX NO
+27 (0)11 252 5503 Email us Visit Kulungi Riverside Lodge website
CELLPHONE +27 (0)72 347 3503        
 
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