A herd of giraffes moving through Marloth Park

Kruger is why you came. In Marloth, the wild comes home.

The Marloth revelation

You came to see wildlife in Kruger. No one told you it would visit your home.

Giraffe, zebra, kudu, wildebeest, impala, bushbuck and warthog move through Marloth Park's residential bushveld. Kruger lies across the Crocodile River, but the wildlife experience does not end when you leave the gate.

Zebra, kudu and bushbuck photographed around Marloth Park homes

Real Marloth wildlife. Photographed around local homes and roads.

Start with what matters now

What do you want to experience next?

Giraffe moving through Marloth Park bushveld

Tomorrow in Kruger

Choose your route

Compare Crocodile Bridge and Malelane Gate routes before the car leaves Marloth.Plan tomorrow's safari →

Zebra standing close to a Marloth Park home

Around your home

Understand the wildlife

Recognise the animals around you and keep every encounter calm, respectful and safe.Explore wildlife guidance →

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Already here?

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Arrival guidance, wildlife safety, emergency help, local essentials and Kruger preparation in six languages.Open the Companion storefront →

Tomorrow's Kruger day

Your first decision is not where to stay. It is which gate to enter.

Choose by the route you want to drive, the time available and the return margin you need.

Zebra herd representing southern Kruger wildlife routes

Crocodile Bridge Gate

Lower Sabie, river roads and southern circuits.

First-time direct return Mixed-road circuit Gate approach

Malelane Gate

Berg-en-Dal, western southern Kruger and longer route days.

Berg-en-Dal direct return Skukuza direct return Gate approach

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Who just walked past?

Meet the neighbours you did not know you were booking.

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Giraffe

Tall silhouettes moving between homes and feeding through the tree line.

Zebra

Small and large groups crossing the sandy roads and residential bushveld.

Greater kudu

Powerful spiral-horned bulls and quiet groups moving close to verandas and walls.

Bushbuck

Secretive antelope that may appear at surprising proximity around established homes.

Wildlife remains wild. Keep a respectful distance, leave animals an escape route and never feed primates. Do not search for, follow or publish the current location of predators.

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Already in Marloth or arriving today?

Keep your Marloth and Kruger Companion on your phone.

The mobile-first Companion brings arrival actions, wildlife safety, emergency guidance, local essentials and Kruger preparation together in one practical product for international visitors.

54 mobile-first pagesLive official linksOffline emergency guidanceAvailable in 6 languages

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After Kruger

The gate has closed. Your Marloth day has not.

Eat tonightRestaurants, takeaway and ready-made meals→Prepare tomorrowFood, fuel, wood, ice and useful local options→Book a guided driveCompare listed safari operators→Find practical helpTransport, repairs and stay support→

Marloth Park Central

Wildlife first. Route first. Built for visitors who are already here.

MPC helps you understand the wildlife around your home, plan the next Kruger day and find what you need without turning the experience into a phone-call directory.

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