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MalaMala Game Reserve
Mala Mala Game Reserve · South Africa

MalaMala Game Reserve

The oldest private game reserve in South Africa, MalaMala shares a nineteen-kilometre unfenced boundary with Kruger National Park and a common border with the Sabi Sand reserve.

The hotel

Its position on the Sand River gives it some of the most reliable game viewing in the region, with leopard sightings a particular strength. Since 2015 the reserve has been owned by the Nwandlamhlarhi Community, who manage it in partnership with the reserve's long-standing Rattray family operators.

Setting
Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa
Size
Intimate
Rooms
33
Style
Casual
Typical night
$$$$

Known for: adventure, ecotourism, seclusion.

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Where it is

Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa

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Booking MalaMala Game Reserve

What do I receive when I book MalaMala Game Reserve through Luminari?

Upgrade on arrival, subject to availability; Daily breakfast for up to two guests per bedroom, served in the restaurant and via in-room dining (already included in property rates); Complimentary roundtrip private airport transfers (must have minimum value of $100; USD equivalent); Early check-in / Late check-out, subject to availability. These are added to the hotel's own rate.

Does it cost more to book MalaMala Game Reserve through Luminari?

No. You pay the hotel's own rate, the same as booking with the hotel, and Luminari charges no fee. The benefits are added on top.

Where is MalaMala Game Reserve?

MalaMala Game Reserve is in Mala Mala Game Reserve, South Africa. The Luminari Collection has 4 other hotels within 30 km.

How many rooms does MalaMala Game Reserve have?

MalaMala Game Reserve has 33 rooms. Style: casual.

How do I book MalaMala Game Reserve with Luminari?

Choose "Check your dates" on this page and tell us when you would like to travel. We check with the hotel and send you options with the price and your benefits. There is no fee.

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