Call of the Fish Eagle offers comfortable self-catering accommodation in a lovely double-storey holiday home, situated in Marloth Park Conservancy, which borders the Kruger National Park. Marloth Park is located 21 km from the Crocodile Bridge gate access to the Kruger National Park.
The tastefully furnished home borders parkland and receives plenty of visits from free-roaming park animals, such as blue wildebeest, giraffe, zebra, kudu, warthog, impala and ample bird life.
The house can accommodate 8 guests and comprises 3 en-suite bedrooms. Upstairs there are 2 en-suite bedrooms, each with a queen-size bed, shower, bath and double vanities. Downstairs there is 1 en-suite bedroom with 2 three-quarter beds, a shower and single vanity. Upstairs is a second living area that has 2 sleeper couches for the seventh and eighth guests.
The kitchen is equipped for self-catering with a fridge-freezer, oven and stove, microwave, cutlery and crockery, and a water filtration system, as well as a washing machine and dishwasher for convenience. The bar area has a bar fridge, ice maker, and glasses.
All the bedrooms and living areas lead to entertainment decks. The bottom deck has a splash pool for those hot summer days, and a boma with a braai area and fire pit. The deck is spacious and is the ideal spot to relax and watch the animals walking freely around the house.
Additional features include solar, borehole, uncapped Wi-Fi and a TV with selected DStv channels. The house features air-conditioning in all the rooms, as well as in the downstairs living area. The house is equipped with an alarm system, including beams on the decks; there is also a clear guard security system in front of the windows and doors.
The location of the house offers access to restaurants and shops located in Marloth Park. The house is ideally situated as a base from which to enjoy day trips to the Kruger National Park. Marloth Park also has its own game reserve, Lionspruit, and is a bird watcher's paradise, with approximately 300 species of bird, including the Eastern nicator, yellow-billed, red-billed, grey and crowned hornbills, and of course the African Fish Eagle.
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The tastefully furnished home borders parkland and receives plenty of visits from free-roaming park animals, such as blue wildebeest, giraffe, zebra, kudu, warthog, impala and ample bird life.
The house can accommodate 8 guests and comprises 3 en-suite bedrooms. Upstairs there are 2 en-suite bedrooms, each with a queen-size bed, shower, bath and double vanities. Downstairs there is 1 en-suite bedroom with 2 three-quarter beds, a shower and single vanity. Upstairs is a second living area that has 2 sleeper couches for the seventh and eighth guests.
The kitchen is equipped for self-catering with a fridge-freezer, oven and stove, microwave, cutlery and crockery, and a water filtration system, as well as a washing machine and dishwasher for convenience. The bar area has a bar fridge, ice maker, and glasses.
All the bedrooms and living areas lead to entertainment decks. The bottom deck has a splash pool for those hot summer days, and a boma with a braai area and fire pit. The deck is spacious and is the ideal spot to relax and watch the animals walking freely around the house.
Additional features include solar, borehole, uncapped Wi-Fi and a TV with selected DStv channels. The house features air-conditioning in all the rooms, as well as in the downstairs living area. The house is equipped with an alarm system, including beams on the decks; there is also a clear guard security system in front of the windows and doors.
The location of the house offers access to restaurants and shops located in Marloth Park. The house is ideally situated as a base from which to enjoy day trips to the Kruger National Park. Marloth Park also has its own game reserve, Lionspruit, and is a bird watcher's paradise, with approximately 300 species of bird, including the Eastern nicator, yellow-billed, red-billed, grey and crowned hornbills, and of course the African Fish Eagle.
The tastefully furnished home borders parkland and receives plenty of visits from free-roaming park animals, such as blue wildebeest, giraffe, zebra, kudu, warthog, impala and ample bird life.
The house can accommodate 8 guests and comprises 3 en-suite bedrooms. Upstairs there are 2 en-suite bedrooms, each with a queen-size bed, shower, bath and double vanities. Downstairs there is 1 en-suite bedroom with 2 three-quarter beds, a shower and single vanity. Upstairs is a second living area that has 2 sleeper couches for the seventh and eighth guests.
The kitchen is equipped for self-catering with a fridge-freezer, oven and stove, microwave, cutlery and crockery, and a water filtration system, as well as a washing machine and dishwasher for convenience. The bar area has a bar fridge, ice maker, and glasses.
All the bedrooms and living areas lead to entertainment decks. The bottom deck has a splash pool for those hot summer days, and a boma with a braai area and fire pit. The deck is spacious and is the ideal spot to relax and watch the animals walking freely around the house.
Additional features include solar, borehole, uncapped Wi-Fi and a TV with selected DStv channels. The house features air-conditioning in all the rooms, as well as in the downstairs living area. The house is equipped with an alarm system, including beams on the decks; there is also a clear guard security system in front of the windows and doors.
The location of the house offers access to restaurants and shops located in Marloth Park. The house is ideally situated as a base from which to enjoy day trips to the Kruger National Park. Marloth Park also has its own game reserve, Lionspruit, and is a bird watcher's paradise, with approximately 300 species of bird, including the Eastern nicator, yellow-billed, red-billed, grey and crowned hornbills, and of course the African Fish Eagle.
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5 guests' feedbackHome far away from home! You are the best, available 24/7 and your humanity has crept deep into our hearts! Definitely come and stay again in the beautiful house with everything and more you could need!
We had a great stay and visit at Call of the Fish Eagle, the house was perfect for our family. We were able to experience the silence of nature, and came to visit a lot of wildlife near the house. We would recommend anytime for group of friends or family who want to get away and enjoy nature.
Great time at Call of the Fish Eagle. Beautiful place with everything you need. The owners have really thought of everything, from swimming towels to toys for the children. Located close to the wind garden. The pool is beautiful and the animals walk past the house. The fenced porch was a good idea and gives more peace with small children. Will definitely go back again.
It feels like home, peaceful.
We had an awesome experience with animals coming to visit, had an awesome view and tranquility from call of the fish eagle.
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- Guests are not allowed to walk or cycle on the streets between 18:00 and 06:00.- Only feed pellets that are available from the Bush Centre to the animals. Do not hand feed them
- Loud noises will not be allowed after 18:00. Noise complaints can get you a fine. A warning will be given by the security, owner, or caretaker. The second warning will result in evacuation and no refunds.
- Feeding and encouraging the baboons are not tolerated.
- Kindly take all your rubbish with you and place it at the rubbish dump at the entrance to Marloth Park, before you depart.
- Extra guests that are not part of the booking will not be allowed.
- Guests are expected to leave the home in the same clean state as found upon check-in.
- Load shedding and power outage in the park may be experienced during your stay. We have a gas stove top and gas geysers as well as battery-operated fans. If the power does go off, bedside lamps and standing lamps will stay on. When there is load shedding, you are welcome to open the sliding door and keep the lockable mesh door locked, for security.
- We make use of gas geysers at our property. Kindly inform us immediately if your water does not warm up so that these can be changed immediately.
- Kindly inform us if there is no water. The water will then be turned off by the municipality for repairs. We have water in a JoJo tank, on standby and it can be switched on to ensure water in the house during these times.
- If you require additional cleaning during your stay, this can be arranged in advance with the owner. The cost will be for your own account.
- The fire must be extinguished before leaving the property. During strong, windy weather conditions, no fires are allowed. No candles are allowed on the property.
- Please ensure that all doors and windows are closed and the alarm system is armed, when leaving the property at all times.
- Kindly ensure all air-conditioners are switched off when leaving the property.
- Pets are not allowed.
- Smoking is only allowed in the braai area and not inside the house. Do not flick cigarette buds into the bush or between the deck planks, as it is a fire hazard.
- Consult with your doctor on what precautions to take as this is a Malaria area.
- This accommodation has solar power in the case of load shedding.
The tastefully furnished home borders parkland and receives plenty of visits from free-roaming park animals, such as blue wildebeest, giraffe, zebra, kudu, warthog, impala and ample bird life.
The house can accommodate 8 guests and comprises 3 en-suite bedrooms. Upstairs there are 2 en-suite bedrooms, each with a queen-size bed, shower, bath and double vanities. Downstairs there is 1 en-suite bedroom with 2 three-quarter beds, a shower and single vanity. Upstairs is a second living area that has 2 sleeper couches for the seventh and eighth guests.
The kitchen is equipped for self-catering with a fridge-freezer, oven and stove, microwave, cutlery and crockery, and a water filtration system, as well as a washing machine and dishwasher for convenience. The bar area has a bar fridge, ice maker, and glasses.
All the bedrooms and living areas lead to entertainment decks. The bottom deck has a splash pool for those hot summer days, and a boma with a braai area and fire pit. The deck is spacious and is the ideal spot to relax and watch the animals walking freely around the house.
Additional features include solar, borehole, uncapped Wi-Fi and a TV with selected DStv channels. The house features air-conditioning in all the rooms, as well as in the downstairs living area. The house is equipped with an alarm system, including beams on the decks; there is also a clear guard security system in front of the windows and doors.
The location of the house offers access to restaurants and shops located in Marloth Park. The house is ideally situated as a base from which to enjoy day trips to the Kruger National Park. Marloth Park also has its own game reserve, Lionspruit, and is a bird watcher's paradise, with approximately 300 species of bird, including the Eastern nicator, yellow-billed, red-billed, grey and crowned hornbills, and of course the African Fish Eagle.