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Explore Leriti Safari House and the southern Kruger

Leriti Safari House is a luxury safari lodge at 321 Tortoise Street in Marloth Park, Mpumalanga, on the southern edge of the Kruger National Park. The Crocodile River forms the boundary between Marloth Park and the Kruger, and Lionspruit and the Kruger boundary are a short walk from the house.

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Finding your way to Leriti

No. Leriti is in Marloth Park, a conservancy just outside the Kruger on its southern edge. The Crocodile River separates Marloth Park from the park, and the Kruger boundary is a short walk from the house.

Crocodile Bridge Gate, about 25 minutes by road. Malelane Gate is about 35 minutes away and is sometimes the better choice, depending on the route or recent sightings. Kruger gates generally open between 05:30 and 06:00 and close between 17:30 and 18:30, depending on the month.

Kruger Mpumalanga International Airport (KMIA), near Mbombela, about 1½ hours away by road. Guests come on by rental car or a pre-arranged transfer, which we can arrange at an extra cost. Skukuza Airport is closer on the map, but the drive runs through the Kruger and usually takes longer.

About 4½ hours without stopping, or 5½ to 6 hours with stops. Once your stay is confirmed, we send final directions and arrival notes.

Yes. Marloth Park animals roam freely, and kudu, warthog and a variety of birds visit the property. Zebra and giraffe are often seen just outside it.

Private Kruger safaris leave from the lodge on set schedules, early in the morning or at midday, in an open safari vehicle or an enclosed SUV. Safaris are added to your stay at an extra cost, and Kruger conservation fees are paid separately.