Welcome to Zaganaga Lodge! Zaganaga is Shona (African native language translation) for pleasure. We are located in Marloth Park - Mpumalanga - a small holiday town near Komatipoort, only a stone throw away from the Kruger National Park`s Crocodile Bridge gate, it is the perfect place for a quiet getaway in theuntouched bushveld.It is also an ideal stopover en-route to Mozambique, for those wanting to cross the border early morning. Experience the tranquility of the bushveld and the free roaming animals in Marloth Park that brings a sense of peace to busy and stressed minds and lots of fun to children!IN-ROOM FACILITIES- Airconditioned Rooms- DSTV in Lounge- Covered Outside Deck- Braai & Splashpool on patio- Cleaning & Laundry service (available on request)- Kitchen Equipped- Pets Not Allowed- Self-Catering facilitiesON-SITE FACILITIES- 4 Bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms & loft ; sleeps 10- BBQ / Braai- Private EntranceMARLOTH PARK OFFERS THE FOLLOWING- Tennis Courts- Swimming pool- Restaurant- Game drives (Day and Night)- 4x4 Trails- Airport- Birdwatching- Fishing - Dam / Lake- Fishing - River- Game Drives- Game Viewing- Airstrip / Landing strip- Shops close by- Wildlife ParkTHINGS TO DODay and Night safari`s can be arranged in Marloth Park, as well as into the Kruger National Park to view nocturnal animals and predators on the hunt! For the lazy and inactive - relaxing on the front porch is quite a safari on its own!The surrounding and greater Mpumalanga area offers a wide variety of activities. There are also many tourist attractions in the area including:* Kruger National ParkThe Kruger National Park is the home of the Big 5. Almost every animal in Africa in animal lives here! The southern section of the Park falls in this region.* Blyde River CanyonThird largest canyon or gorge in the world and the only green canyon in the world with spectacular scenery and amazing hiking trails.* God`s windowMagnificent views of thickly forested hills and the Lowveld.* Bourke`s Luck PotholesSplendid landforms caused by river erosion.* Cultural VillagesThe area is also plays host to many native, cultural villages where tourists get to see their designated way of life, their traditions, artworks, and many other daily life rituals.
