Camp
    Nambiti Private Game Reserve, South Africa
    Luxury
    1,125m
    PlnrScore 54

    Platrand Lodge

    Platrand Lodge is a hotel near Nambiti Private Game Reserve.

    Score
    54
    Price
    Luxury
    Species
    855

    Contact Details

    Address

    uMnambithi, ZA

    Location

    Latitude

    -28.593170

    Longitude

    29.764963

    Elevation

    1,125m

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    Platrand Lodge in Nambiti Private Game Reserve

    Activities

    Fishing, Spa

    Amenities

    Swimming Pool, Pool, Spa, Wifi, Restaurant, Dining, Bar, Library, Gym, Conference

    Nearest Airport

    Nambiti Airfield

    ZA-0239
    2 km away

    Nearest International Airport

    King Shaka International Airport

    DUR
    168 km away

    855

    Total Species

    39

    Mammals

    141

    Birds

    Most Observed Species

    African Red Toad
    35 obs
    Painted Reed Frog
    30 obs
    Paperbark Thorn
    22 obs
    Southern Tree Agama
    21 obs
    flat-leaved African hyacinth
    20 obs
    South American mock vervain
    17 obs
    Southern Giraffe
    17 obs
    Lion
    16 obs
    Greater Kudu
    16 obs
    African Buffalo
    16 obs
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