|  | The Nyalaland Trail winds through one of the prime wilderness areas of southern Africa - the Kruger National Park. The trail camp is situated north of Punda Maria, near the Luvuvhu River.
- Bush walks
- Campfire dinners
- Guided walks
| The Nyalaland Trail winds through one of the prime wilderness areas of southern Africa. The trail camp is situated on the bank of the Madzaringwe Stream north of Punda Maria, near the Luvuvhu River. The magnificent Lanner Gorge and other vantage points offer splendid views of the South African, Zimbabwean and Mozambican bushveld simultaneously. The area is known for its fever tree and baobab forests, prolific birdlife and spectacular views. Hippo, crocodile, elephant, buffalo, fishing owls and, as its name implies, nyala, are frequently sighted.
Kruger's wilderness trails enable adventurous visitors to make close personal contact with nature by traversing large areas of unspoilt wilderness on foot, under the guidance of armed and experienced trail rangers. Groups are limited to eight persons and the duration is three nights and four days.
A daily conservation levy is payable (included in the price range indicated). Wild Card members do not pay conservation fees provided that Proof of Identity and Wild Card are presented on arrival.
Note: We charge a 10% Handling Fee on all Trail bookings. Wilderness Trails are not available between 15 December and 15 January. |
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| Start: Northern Kruger
This trail starts at Punda Maria rest camp, closest airport is at Phalaborwa. Persons doing the Nyalaland Trail are advised to book accommodation in Punda Maria Camp the night prior to commencing the trail unless they can guarantee they will get to Punda Maria by 15:30 on the day of departure.
Scheduled flights: Phalaborwa Airport
Road transfers:
- Chauffeured road transfers from local airports to camp
Self-drive:
- Rental cars can be arranged from the airports to self-drive to start point | Days 1-4
The Nyalaland Trail winds through one of the prime wilderness areas of southern Africa. The trail camp is situated on the bank of the Madzaringwe Stream north of Punda Maria, near the Luvuvhu River. Explore this region on game walks at dusk and dawn, when it is cool, and the game is on the move. A qualified guide and ranger accompanies you.
Simple, wholesome meals are provided. The day commences with coffee and rusks in the crisp morning hours. A light meal is enjoyed in the bush and brunch awaits the group when they return at noon. Evening meals comprise either hunters' stew or barbecues, supplemented with salads and vegetables. Upon your return to camp, enjoy dinner under the stars while listening to the sounds of the bush, which comes alive at night. | End: Northern Kruger, Wilderness trails and wildlife
Scheduled flights: Phalaborwa Airport | Accommodation
In keeping with the wilderness atmosphere, sites for the trail camps are carefully selected for their scenic beauty and diverse plant and animal life. Groups spend three nights in four rustic two-bed huts. Ablution facilities comprise reed-walled showers and flush toilets. A covered lapa serves as a dining/socialising area where the campfire's flickering shadows encourage stories of adventures in the African bush. | Rate includes
Food and cold drinks. | Rate excludes
Alcoholic drinks, Snacks, conservation levy. | Group size
Minimum: 4 Maximum: 8 |
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