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Kruger Park - Letaba


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The idyllic Letaba Rest Camp is situated on a sweeping bend of the Letaba River, midway between the southern and northern boundaries of the Kruger National Park. The name means "river of sand", and the sandy riverbed is an excellent location for game viewing, particularly elephant, which thrive in the area. Letaba is a green oasis in the surrounding mopane veld, and remains a firm favourite with visitors. At night the stars overlook a symphony of sounds. Owls, nightjars, frogs, fruit bats, crickets and cicadas all vie to be heard, until the lion roars, then all are silent.

Kruger Park - Letaba

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GPS Coordinates Decimal Decimal Deg Min & Sec Deg & Decimal Min
Latitude -23.8533° S 23.8533° S 23° 51' 11.88" -23° 51.198'
Longitude 31.5748° E 31.5748° E 31° 34' 29.28" 31° 34.488'
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Address
Letaba Rest Camp
Kruger Park
South Africa		Phone No.
013 735 6636
If calling from outside South Africa: +27 13 735 6636

Fax No.
013 735 6662
If calling from outside South Africa: +27 13 735 6662

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Kruger Park - Shimuwini
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Shimuwini is a Shangaan word for "Place of the Baobab Tree". The camp is so named because the nearby Letaba River which fronts the cottages, is lined with these huge trees, one of them estimated to be between 2 000 and 3 000 years old. Shimuwini Bushveld Camp is the most modern of the bushveld camps, being completely rebuilt after the floods in 2000.
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