Royal Malewane
Avoca Road 1542, Thornybush Private Game Reserve, South Africa
Pavlus SELECT Perks
Five guaranteed amenities + one specific to this property — included at the standard nightly rate.
$100 Property Credit
Spend on dining, spa, or activities — yours to use during your stay.
Daily Breakfast for Two
Full breakfast included, every morning of your stay.
Early Check-In, Late Check-Out
Arrive early, leave late — subject to availability on arrival.
Room Upgrade on Arrival
Move up to a better room when one is available — at no extra cost.
Complimentary Wi-Fi
In-room internet included for the duration of your stay.
About this property
Royal Malewane and its four luxury lodges in South Africa’s Greater Kruger National Park exude the romance and beauty of a bygone age while offering every modern comfort and unrivalled game viewing with one of the most qualified guiding teams in Africa. Guests enjoy three accommodation options at Royal Malewane. Malewane which is more classic in style, The Farmstead which is more contemporary, Waterside which brings a splash of colour above the banks of a bustling waterhole and Masiya's Camp offers a unique experience under canvas with an ultra-modern style with every creature comfortable. Africa House, the Farmhouse and Waterside House are Royal Malewane’s spacious private bush villas which are perfect for groups travelling together. Royal Malewane is located on the Western Border of the Greater Kruger National Park in South Africa. It boasts an astounding number of species of mammal, including the African ‘Big Five’ (lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo and rhino), as well as more than 500 species of birds. In addition, there are plenty of striking trees and beautiful wild flowers to delight the eye and satisfy the keenest botanist. Game viewing at Royal Malewane with our award winning guides and expert trackers are tailored to suit your interests, so you can track your favourite animal or see the birds, flowers or trees that you love most. Royal Malewane is honoured to count the only two master trackers working at a lodge in southern Africa, Juan Pinto and Lucas Mathnosi, among its ranks.