Safari Lodge
    Tembe Elephant Park, South Africa
    12m
    PlnrScore 35

    Campsite 14

    Discover the authentic bush experience at Campsite 14, nestled within the remarkable Tembe Elephant Park in

    Score
    35
    Species
    2058

    Location

    Latitude

    -26.958310

    Longitude

    32.827595

    Elevation

    12m

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    Campsite 14 in Tembe Elephant Park

    Activities

    camp

    Nearest Airport

    Kosibaai Airport

    FAKB
    27 km away

    Nearest International Airport

    King Mswati III International Airport

    SHO
    102 km away

    2,058

    Total Species

    28

    Mammals

    193

    Birds

    Most Observed Species

    Painted Reed Frog
    76 obs
    Tinker Reed Frog
    60 obs
    Indian Lionfish
    49 obs
    Gold-banded Forester
    47 obs
    Tropical House Gecko
    45 obs
    Southern Tree Agama
    38 obs
    argus reed frog
    37 obs
    Common Dwarf Gecko
    37 obs
    Common Squeaker
    34 obs
    Flap-necked Chameleon
    33 obs
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