Honeyguide Mantobeni
Camp is situated on the western border of the Kruger National Park in
prime Big Five Country - in the beautiful and unexploited 23,000 hectare
Manyeleti Game reserve. The tented camp is set among Tamboti trees
on the banks of a riverbed. From the sun deck of the sparkling
swimming pool, you can watch game such as elephant visiting the nearby
waterhole. Guest accommodation is in exclusive East African-style
tented-suites, offering the nature lover a close encounter with
the sounds and ambience of wild Africa without sacrificing safety
or comfort.
Mantobeni's public area, designed in colonial style, contains
a large lounge, indoor and outdoor dining area with central bar
and climate controlled wine cellar stocked with a wide range of
fine South African vintages to browse through and enjoy. The public
area leads on to a small swimming pool with surrounding teak deck
overlooking a waterhole. At Mantobeni Camp you will capture the
memory of a bygone era, filled with adventure and romance, where
one may rediscover Hemingway's Africa.
At a Glance
- Accommodation in
tents, with twin or double beds.
- Private
but open air bathroom en-suite.
- Custom
made bath, double shower and separate toilets.
- Morning, late afternoon and
evening game
drives in open game viewing vehicles
- Short
foot safaris
- Swimming pool.
Accommodation
Mantobeni
Camp has accommodation in 12 tents, with twin or double beds, furnished in colonial
style with welcoming leather couches. All tents have a private
but open air bathroom en-suite, with large custom made bath, double
shower and separate toilets. In front of each tent a deck affords
a view of the forested river course.
Activities
Guests wake each morning
to the sound of beating drums. Following early morning refreshments
served in the tents, activities at Honeyguide include game drives
in open game viewing vehicles in the early morning and late afternoon
or evening. The morning drive is followed by a sumtuous breakfast,
after which guests can relax at the pool, participate in a short
foot safari with one of the guides or view passing game from the
hide at the waterhole next to the camp. During game drives, refreshments
and complimentary snacks are served at a scenic spot, particularly
at sunset when the view from the Mohwareng Hills is spectacular. |
