Villa in South Africa
6 guests · 3 bedrooms · 2 baths
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About this villa rental
Lituba Place is an attractive and luxurious home in the African wilderness where you immediately feel at home. Experience nature and wildlife up close. With the Kruger Park literally next door. And Mozambique, Swaziland and the Drakensberg within an hour.
Lituba Place is located in Marloth Park, a holiday village enclosed between the Kruger Park and Lionspruit (private nature park). Lituba Place is on Kameelperd Avenue which is one of the best spots in Marloth Park to spot game.
Marloth Park is characterized by a convenient location for those who want to discover the eastern part of South Africa. Marloth Park is a wildlife conservancy, which means that all wild animals are allowed to walk freely between all detached houses in the park. In the park many wild African animals such as giraffes, zebras, kudus, warthogs, wildebeests, bushbucks, divers, small monkeys, genet cats and if you are lucky you even spot a leopard.
The Kruger Park can be visited within walking distance from the vantage point or various resting places along the Crocodile River.
The nearest entrance to Kruger Park (Crocodile Bridge) is a 15-minute drive away. At Crocodile Bridge you can also book game drives and other activities in the Kruger Park. Also from Marloth Park you can take trips to o. A. Mozambique, Swaziland and the Drakensberg books. Ask us for tips or contacts.
In addition, Marloth Park is equipped with all conveniences such as a. Two supermarkets, fresh butcher and bakery, internet café / post office, three swimming pools, bar / restaurants, gas station, car wash and a golf course.
Lituba Place itself is a large but cozy house. Lituba Place features a large living room with fully equipped kitchen. Seating area for 6 people and TV. There are three spacious bedrooms with double beds. All equipped with air conditioning, fan and mosquito net. The master bedroom has its own bathroom accessible through the walk-through closet, equipped with washbasins, double shower, bath and toilet.
The two other bedrooms share a bathroom, also with double shower, bath and toilet.
Outside is the terrace with seating for 6 people. Splashpool of 1.0m deep. Great to cool off with a drink during a hot day! This is the platform with luxurious loungers.
From the terrace you can see the drinking pool. During the warm hours, animals often keep quiet, but especially in the morning and in the evening you can see the most different animals come to drink.
In addition, there is the braai place. Wonderful to braise with friends or family in the evening. The braai place is illuminated. In the winter it will be dark around 17:00.
When you arrive at Marloth Park the caretakers (Don or Trish) will come to pick you up or you will drive straight to the house. They will receive you and guide you in the house. Once a week, all linen and linen is washed. And cleaned the house.
The caretakers can also help you with all sorts of things, such as planning and booking trips and practical matters. We can also help you with this.
In short, you will find a nice house in Lituba with many possibilities. Both as a stopover during a tour, or as a relaxing stay in the African wilderness.
Lituba Place is located in Marloth Park, a holiday village enclosed between the Kruger Park and Lionspruit (private nature park). Lituba Place is on Kameelperd Avenue which is one of the best spots in Marloth Park to spot game.
Marloth Park is characterized by a convenient location for those who want to discover the eastern part of South Africa. Marloth Park is a wildlife conservancy, which means that all wild animals are allowed to walk freely between all detached houses in the park. In the park many wild African animals such as giraffes, zebras, kudus, warthogs, wildebeests, bushbucks, divers, small monkeys, genet cats and if you are lucky you even spot a leopard.
The Kruger Park can be visited within walking distance from the vantage point or various resting places along the Crocodile River.
The nearest entrance to Kruger Park (Crocodile Bridge) is a 15-minute drive away. At Crocodile Bridge you can also book game drives and other activities in the Kruger Park. Also from Marloth Park you can take trips to o. A. Mozambique, Swaziland and the Drakensberg books. Ask us for tips or contacts.
In addition, Marloth Park is equipped with all conveniences such as a. Two supermarkets, fresh butcher and bakery, internet café / post office, three swimming pools, bar / restaurants, gas station, car wash and a golf course.
Lituba Place itself is a large but cozy house. Lituba Place features a large living room with fully equipped kitchen. Seating area for 6 people and TV. There are three spacious bedrooms with double beds. All equipped with air conditioning, fan and mosquito net. The master bedroom has its own bathroom accessible through the walk-through closet, equipped with washbasins, double shower, bath and toilet.
The two other bedrooms share a bathroom, also with double shower, bath and toilet.
Outside is the terrace with seating for 6 people. Splashpool of 1.0m deep. Great to cool off with a drink during a hot day! This is the platform with luxurious loungers.
From the terrace you can see the drinking pool. During the warm hours, animals often keep quiet, but especially in the morning and in the evening you can see the most different animals come to drink.
In addition, there is the braai place. Wonderful to braise with friends or family in the evening. The braai place is illuminated. In the winter it will be dark around 17:00.
When you arrive at Marloth Park the caretakers (Don or Trish) will come to pick you up or you will drive straight to the house. They will receive you and guide you in the house. Once a week, all linen and linen is washed. And cleaned the house.
The caretakers can also help you with all sorts of things, such as planning and booking trips and practical matters. We can also help you with this.
In short, you will find a nice house in Lituba with many possibilities. Both as a stopover during a tour, or as a relaxing stay in the African wilderness.
Amenities at Lituba Place, your home for luxury, peace and adventure
Non-smoking
No pets allowed
Family friendly
Map of South Africa
Ratings and reviews
10 / 10Outstanding·May 2019
Would def recommend, beautiful spacious house with everything you need. Very well equipped and comfortable.
8 / 10Excellent·Nov 2017
We liked so much this place , many animals, the house is well organized.
Everything you need is in the house.
It s the bush, what we want
And shopping near by, three minutes, also Lower Sabie in the Kruger not very far
4 French people..
10 / 10Outstanding·Sep 2017
Lituba Place, the name for this house, was WAY beyond our expectations. The house is both rustic and refined, with touches such as a small pool for cooling off. The main attraction, however, is the setting.
We loved sitting out on the back porch and watching the wildllife. Every morning over breakfast and every evening, various animals would come wandering by. On our first morning, four zebras came by and visited for about 20 minutes. Other mornings and afternoons before dinner we were visited by warthogs, wildebeests, a whole family of giraffes, large groups of impala, an ostrich, mongooses, grey duikers, greater kudus and others.
On days when we did not go into Kruger National Park, we would walk the fenceline between Kruger and Marloth. We always saw something interesting. Since it is springtime here, we were able to observe mating behaviors by huge wild animals such as hippo and rhinos. Huge herds of elephants were visible -- sometimes within feet of the fence. All other sorts of large animals, including lion, were also visible. The variety of birds was equally impressive.
A few hints for future guests:
1) Follow Steph's instructions to get there. Don't trust your GPS! Ours put us in the wrong place.
2) Buy a bail of lucern (green hay) from the store up the street and put it out in the area beyond the watering hole behind the house to attract more animals.
3) The local pub is actually quite nice with simple but tasty meals, cold beer and free WiFi.
4) Having never been there before, we were unsure about self-driving inside Kruger. Our advice is: Don't worry! It is easy and the best way to travel in Kruger. Make sure you arrive at the gate early, since they often reach the daily car limit by 7:30 AM. Arrive by 6:30 for best viewing and short lines. Once inside the park, make maximum use of the small dirt roads. The paved roads are more hectic and tend to have less wildlife. Arriving via the Crocodile Bridge entrance, we recommend heading for the S28 for a good viewing expience. We were in a compact rental and never had a problem on the dirt roads, although a 4WD or some other car with high clearance would have made it easier to see over the tall grasses.
5) And most of all, stay more than just one week! We wish we had stayed at least two or more.
5 / 10·Sep 2017
Lituba Place, the name for this house, was WAY beyond our expectations. The house is both rustic and refined, with touches such as a small pool for cooling off. The main attraction, however, is the setting. We loved sitting out on the back porch and watching the wildllife. Every morning over breakfast and every evening, various animals would come wandering by. On our first morning, four zebras came by and visited for about 20 minutes. Other mornings and afternoons before dinner we were visited by warthogs, wildebeests, a whole family of giraffes, large groups of impala, an ostrich, mongooses, grey duikers, greater kudus and others. On days when we did not go into Kruger National Park, we would walk the fenceline between Kruger and Marloth. We always saw something interesting. Since it is springtime here, we were able to observe mating behaviors by huge wild animals such as hippo and rhinos. Huge herds of elephants were visible -- sometimes within feet of the fence. All other sorts of large animals, including lion, were also visible. The variety of birds was equally impressive.A few hints for future guests: 1) Follow Stephs instructions to get there. Dont trust your GPS! Ours put us in the wrong place.2) Buy a bail of lucern (green hay) from the store up the street and put it out in the area beyond the watering hole behind the house to attract more animals.3) The local pub is actually quite nice with simple but tasty meals, cold beer and free WiFi.4) Having never been there before, we were unsure about self-driving inside Kruger. Our advice is: Dont worry! It is easy and the best way to travel in Kruger. Make sure you arrive at the gate early, since they often reach the daily car limit by 7:30 AM. Arrive by 6:30 for best viewing and short lines. Once inside the park, make maximum use of the small dirt roads. The paved roads are more hectic and tend to have less wildlife. Arriving via the Crocodile Bridge entrance, we recommend heading for the S28 for a good viewing expience. We were in a compact rental and never had a problem on the dirt roads, although a 4WD or some other car with high clearance would have made it easier to see over the tall grasses.5) And most of all, stay more than just one week! We wish we had stayed at least two or more.
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9.5Outstanding
(8 Ratings)
"Would def recommend, beautiful spacious house with everything you need. Very well equipped and comfortable."
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