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Tshukudu Game Lodge, Greater Kruger National Park, South Africa
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This friendly safari lodge offers a more hands on, informed safari in South Africa experience than most other lodges.
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Enjoy a morning game walk accompanied by a tame Elephant Game drives to see White Rhino, Lion, antelope and Leopard Guests can visit the Lion breeding programme on their safari The lodge has a large refreshing swimming pool
Tshukudu Game Lodge is renowned for looking after orphaned animals, one of which may even greet you on arrival, such as Savannah the Cheetah.
Tshukudu Game Lodge offers you a safari in South Africa where you get very close to the animals. Each of the large beasts such as Elephant and Rhino are known individually to the rangers, and they can tell you their history and relationships. This kind of knowledge about individual animals is fascinating and intimate and adds depth to your safari in South Africa.
In between game drives, walks, picnics, large lunches, high tea, boma dinners and a swim in the pool, there is barely time to do something as mundane as read a book. In fact with the variety of tame and wild animals to be seen in and around the lodge, there is always something interesting to look at on your safari in South Africa.
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White Rhino
(Ceratotherium Simum)
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The White Rhino has a huge hump behind its neck made of muscle. The White Rhino is bigger and heavier than the Black Rhino. It is the second largest land animal in the world, after the elephant.
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Bush Whacking
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Off-road driving is usually prohibited inside National Parks like Kruger, but most private game reserves allow some bush whacking in order to see the most illusive animals. Even dense, almost impenetrable bush, is negotiated in safari 4x4's.
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