Camp
    iSimangaliso Wetland Park, South Africa
    73m
    PlnrScore 56

    Ilala Palm Park

    Ilala Palm Park is a camp near iSimangaliso Wetland Park.

    Score
    56
    Species
    2388

    Location

    Latitude

    -27.482573

    Longitude

    32.532593

    Elevation

    73m

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    Ilala Palm Park in iSimangaliso Wetland Park

    Activities

    Bird Watching, Birding, Fishing, Spa

    Amenities

    Swimming Pool, Pool, Spa, Bar

    Nearest Airport

    Sodwana Airstrip

    ZA-0166
    19 km away

    Nearest International Airport

    King Mswati III International Airport

    SHO
    165 km away

    2,388

    Total Species

    46

    Mammals

    230

    Birds

    Most Observed Species

    Bluespotted Fantail Ray
    107 obs
    Painted Reed Frog
    106 obs
    Emperor Angelfish
    58 obs
    Tropical House Gecko
    56 obs
    Laced Moray
    54 obs
    Redlip Parrotfish
    54 obs
    Allard's Anemonefish
    54 obs
    Bluestriped Snapper
    50 obs
    Lyretail Anthias
    46 obs
    Ilala palm
    46 obs
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    High30.3°29.8°29.3°27.4°25.7°23.4°23.8°25.2°26.9°27.2°28.8°30°
    Low21.1°21.4°20.3°18.3°15.9°13.3°12.8°14.2°16°17.4°19.2°20.8°
    Rain
    105
    145
    95
    98
    52
    47
    13
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    44
    79
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    Humidity77%80%79%80%80%79%73%73%74%76%75%78%
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