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Elephant Coast accommodation. Ndumo Game Reserve is a 10,000 hectare park located west of Tembe Elephant Park. The reserve protects a wide variety of flora and fauna, which makes for some of the most spectacular scenery anywhere in South Africa. The landscape is typical, dotted with Africa's famous greenish-yellow fever trees, as well as fig trees. Conditions here make the park a paradise for wildlife and aquatic animals.
While in the Ndumo Game Reserve, visitors may encounter crocodile, hippo, buffalo, white and black rhino, impala, nyla, red duiker, kingfisher, fish owl, rare plum vultures or any of a number of other animals. For bird-watchers, it is said that about 420 species of birds can be spotted here. The reserve also as two rivers, the Usutho and the Pongala, as well as lakes that support the numerous aquatic wildlife here.
Many options such as guided safari tours with trained rangers and comfortable game observation points are made available by park management.
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05h00 - 19h00 (Summer) Daily; 06h00 - 18h00 (Winter) Daily
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Ndumo Game Reserve's Contact Details:
| Phone: | 035 591 0011 |
| Email: | info@kznwildlife.com |
| Website: | www.ndumu.com |
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