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Kruger Park - Shipandani



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Shipandane Sleepover Hide, situated approximately 3 km south of Mopani on the Tsendze River, is a unique accommodation facility where guests can feel part of the nature. A bird hide by day, it transforms into a primitive overnight dwelling by night, where a select few can experience the Kruger National Park nightlife first hand. Large buffalo herds and many elephant bulls frequent the area meters away from where you are sleeping. This is your chance to experience Africa in its truest form.

Kruger Park - Shipandani

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GPS Coordinates Decimal Decimal Deg Min & Sec Deg & Decimal Min
Latitude -23.5300° S 23.5300° S 23° 31' 48" -23° 31.8'
Longitude 31.4094° E 31.4094° E 31° 24' 33.84" 31° 24.564'
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Shipandani Rest Camp
Kruger Park
South Africa
Phone No.
013 735 6535
If calling from outside South Africa: +27 13 735 6535

Fax No.
013 735 6547
If calling from outside South Africa: +27 13 735 6547

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Kruger Park - Sirheni
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'Sirheni' is a Tsonga word that means 'cemetery', after a type of elephant graveyard at a site near to the camp. Sirheni Bushveld Camp nestles on the edge of the Kruger National Park's northern plains within the Mopane veld of the region. The Sirheni Dam, on the Mphongolo River, lies next to the camp. The accommodation facilities and the camp's two bird hides overlook the dam and a wide variety of game and birds are attracted to it. Visitors have been awakened to the sounds of lion and hyena, as there are often kills at the dam. Sirheni has a resident leopard that is seen on a regular basis, often coming down to drink at the dam.
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