Ndumo Game Reserve

Each unit is fully catered (2 or 4 bed huts) and now including en-suite bathrooms as well as TV’s with limited channels and each unit has a braai facility.

There are 14 campsites, most of which are shaded, and each campsite has been equipped with a braai stand and a plug point.

The bird life in the reserve is prolific and there is also a wealth of aquatic bird life on the many pans within the reserve. Fish eagles are ubiquitous and their call accompanies visitors on their game and bird viewing drives.

• Species such as hippo, crocodile, nyala, bushbuck, impala, grey duiker, red duiker, black and white rhino, giraffe and suni can be seen, mainly confined to the swampy flood plain areas.
• Visitors may drive through certain areas of the reserve in their own vehicles.

Day walks in the reserve may be taken in the company of a guide; arrange at reception office

• Check in at reception by 15:30 on day of arrival for accommodation detail
• All visitors must check in to the reception office to settle the entrance fee is levied
• Reception office hours are 08:00 - 12:00 and 13:00 - 16:00 daily.

• Basic foods, petrol and oil are obtainable from a store 2 km from the entrance to the game reserve.
• Beers, wine, ice cream and cold drinks are on sale in the curio shop.
• Visitors are urged to take the necessary malaria precautions and note Bilharzia is also present
• The speed limit throughout the reserve is 40 km/h.
• No pets are allowed within the reserve.
• It is an offence to pick or damage any plant or to disturb or kill any animal.
• You may leave your vehicle in the precincts of the resort, at game viewing hides, designated picnic areas, or in the event of mechanical breakdown.
• Firearms must be declared on arrival.