| Tinga Private Game Lodge |
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Luxury game lodge • In Kruger National Park • On the Sabie River • High predator densities • Bush walks and game drives
| What makes Tinga Private Game Lodge special |
| 5 000 hectares of Kruger Park territory to explore | | As a concession lodge, it is subject to the rigorous ecological guidelines set out by SANParks | | 70 staff members are employed from local communities | | Trail guides are qualified according to SANParks regulations | | Nine suites ensure an intimate safari |
Tinga Private Game Lodge is situated on the banks of the Sabie River, in the prime game-viewing area of the Kruger National Park. The Sabie River has the highest recorded density of leopards in Africa, and one of the highest predator densities. The Sabie River is also said to have the richest biodiversity of any South African river, with many endangered and rare species (mammals, birds, reptiles and plants) being found in the area.
Tinga has an exclusive 5000-hectare concession within this area, where guests can view the wildlife on game drives or bush walks, whilst accompanied by SANParks-qualified guides. Tinga vehicles also have access to the entire Kruger road network, thus allowing guests to view the areas of historical significance and aesthetic beauty that the southern Kruger has to offer.
Tinga's twin lodges, Legends and Narina, each comprise nine luxury suites. The suites are well spaced to ensure exclusivity, and each one is equipped with its own heated plunge pool and private viewing deck, and an unobstructed view of the Sabie River. The Sabie River is the lifeblood of the southern Kruger, and many visitors are treated to some spectacular sightings from the decks of their suites. With a focus on exclusivity, Tinga also offers guests the opportunity to enjoy a private dinner or wellness treatment on the decks of the suites.
As a concession lodge, Tinga adheres to the ecological mandate of SANParks, and all activities are undertaken with an aim to minimise ecological impact in the area.
CONCESSION OF THE YEAR 2010.
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