Notten’s Bush Camp : Mpumalanga Province : Sabi Sands Reserve : Northern South Africa

 

Notten’s Bush Camp is a jewel within the heart of the Sabi Sand Game Reserve. This beautiful lodge is a place with heart and soul and is run personally by the Nottens family.

Notten’s Bush Camp Location Situated in the Sabi Sand Game Reserve in the Province of Mpumalanga, neighbouring are Mala Mala on the Eastern boundary and Sabi Sabi on the Western boundary. The bush camp, set among the acacia bushveld, open grass plains and riverine forest of the Mpumalanga Lowveld, has an astonishing variety of game that wanders free in exceptionally wild surroundings. It is bordered in the south by the Sabie River, which separates it from the Kruger National Park. Notten’s Bush Camp Attractions The Notten’s family purchased the property in 1965 and in 1986 Gilly & Bambi Notten opened their family home, Notten’s Bush Camp. Because there are no fences to impede the movements of the animals, guests are rewarded with excellent sightings of most of the animals found in Kruger National Park, including lion, leopard, rhino, elephant, buffalo, wild dog, cheetah, giraffe and more than 350 species of birdlife, including the rare African Finfoot, the Lesser Blackwinged Plover and the Narina Trogon.

Notten’s Bush Camp Facilities The exclusive camp, which can’t take more than ten guests at a maximum, has no electricity and is unique for its relaxed and informal atmosphere reminiscent of early days. Paraffin lamps and candles are used for lighting in the elegantly styled comfortable chalets – all en suite, with mosquito netting on windows. The camp is unabtrusive and blends well into the bush. An open lounge leads onto a wooden deck overlooking a vast plain and waterhole, where one can enjoy marvellous sightings of game coming down to drink and the abundant birdlife is spectacular. The sparkling pool is a good place to cool off and really enjoy the solitude and tranquility of Africa at its best. Notten’s offers first class lodge accommodation in a blend of style and rustic décor and offers excellent cuisine in the way of traditional bush breakfasts high tea/lunch and three course dinners. Notten’s also offer the best professional rangers and trackers whose services are available around the clock. The reserve is situated within one of Southern Africa’s oldest reserves, the Sabi Sand Game Reserve, and one of its main assets is the fact, that it lies in the middle of traditional migration routes of animals from the Kruger National Park.

Notten’s Bush Camp Additional Information The early morning game drive in an open landrover is followed by a hearty bush breakfast. Walks through the bush with an experienced ranger are offered each day after breakfast. In the late afternoon a substantial high tea is offered and another game drive, with sun-downers, returning after dark by spotlight. In the evening one can enjoy the sounds of the African night whilst having dinner in an open boma under a canopy of stars. The best professional rangers and trackers offer around the clock services and are available for game walks, game drives and interpretation as you require.

Facilities

No: Bed and Breakfast(B&B)
No: Self Catering
Yes: Game Lodge
No: Hotel
No: Spa or Hydro
No: Resort
No: Guest House
No: Apartments
Yes: Chalets or Cottages
No: Caravan and Camping
No: Camping Site

Location

Province: Mpumalanga
Nearest City/Town: HOEDSPRUIT
Address:

Directions from Johannesburg, South Africa:

Take either the N4 or N12 From Johannesburg and travel past Witbank to Nelspruit. From Nelspruit, take the R40 to White River and Hazyview. At Hazyview, take the R536 towards the Paul Kruger Gate and Skukuza.

After about 37km (22.99 miles), you will see the Notten’s Bush Camp sign. Turn left onto a dirt road and continue for about 7km (4.34 miles) until you reach to Sabi Sand Game Reserve Gate. Once inside the reserve, follow the Notten’s signs.

Geographic coordinate (GPS):

Contact Details

Website: www.nottens.com
Telephone: +27 13 735 5105
(Or use the form below to post an enquiry)

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