Safari Lodge
    Mkuze Falls Private Game Reserve, South Africa
    700m
    PlnrScore 28

    Thokazi Royal Lodge

    Thokazi Royal Lodge is a guesthouse near Mkuze Falls Private Game Reserve.

    Score
    28
    Species
    325

    Location

    Latitude

    -27.825087

    Longitude

    31.566528

    Elevation

    700m

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    Thokazi Royal Lodge in Mkuze Falls Private Game Reserve

    Activities

    guesthouse

    Nearest Airport

    Nongoma Airport

    FANA
    26 km away

    Nearest International Airport

    King Mswati III International Airport

    SHO
    147 km away

    325

    Total Species

    13

    Mammals

    55

    Birds

    Most Observed Species

    Ngome Dwarf Chameleon
    16 obs
    Grand Streptocarpus
    8 obs
    Streptocarpus candidus
    7 obs
    Highveld Crag Lizard
    6 obs
    Denim Dropwing
    6 obs
    False Stinkwood
    5 obs
    Bush Squeaker
    4 obs
    Lion
    4 obs
    Common Riverjack
    4 obs
    Red-veined Dropwing
    4 obs
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    MonthJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
    High27.9°27.2°26.8°24.4°23°20.9°21.6°23°24.6°24.9°26.8°27.2°
    Low18.1°18.2°17.2°14.7°12°9.1°8.6°10.1°12.6°14.2°16.1°17.7°
    Rain
    131
    134
    76
    91
    34
    21
    10
    17
    46
    82
    95
    122
    Humidity78%81%79%78%74%68%62%67%71%74%76%80%
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