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En realidad es 2018 pero no está la opción, recorrí varios lugares en pareja y solo ya que estuve trabajando cerca de un año por allá. Muy bellis lugares gente muy agradable, los restaurant al alcance además de una cuidad MUY LIMPIA, agradable 100%

A little piece of heaven on earth! Beautiful remote location, friendly efficient staff... would definitely recommend.

I spent two lovely nights at Malkoha Hotel with my boyfriend. It’s a beautiful, peaceful place with very welcoming staff who made us feel at home. We especially enjoyed the relaxing massage and the boat cruise — a truly memorable and calming stay. It was an amazing get-away in couple..

The property is beautiful and I loved the boardwalks through the forest. The staff was very helpful, professional, and friendly - they went out of their way to accommodate me as a vegetarian and the chef made a delicious curry even though it wasn't on the menu. Thank you for the lovely stay!

This is by the far the worst trip to be on especially with little kids. The rooms are pathetic with wasps and insects and worms and sand on the bedding. I don't know if they clean the lodges but it's terrifying for little kids and I will never come here again

The lodge and area is beautiful. Perfect if you’re looking for a peaceful getaway and especially a treat if you enjoy bird watching. Staff are friendly and helpful. However the food is definitely not up to a 4 star standard & bathrooms could do with an upgrade. Honestly, rather expensive for what you get unfortunately.

We looking forward to a relaxing few days away. What a disappointment.... The hotel is certainly not would be expected from a 4 star establishment. Our room a/c didn't work, the room was in urgent need of a refurbishment. The shower and bathroom were old and needed an upgrade urgently. The toilet could barely be flushed. On the plus side the staff were polite and helpful and provided a fan when the a/c couldn't be fixed. All in all not a good experience and at the price of the room definitely not 4 star.... at best perhaps between 2and3. Somebody in management is not doing their job! Will not go back.

Great location, spacious bungalow with nice veranda, great pool area and jungle feeling. Spa near the lake. Nice views to the lake. Long dirt road to get there. Location ideal if you love quiet nature. Food was less than average. Staff friendly. Flamingo tour was done for one person which was great but tour guide who did the tour seemed not too enthusiastic about his job. Bycyles tyre broke after 5 min, not repaired during stay. I got lost in the jungle trails around the resort and it took me more than an hour to find my way out again, another couple got almost lost as well. Recommend better signs.

On a sweltering January morning, under a deep blue near cloudless sky, I made my way through the entrance gate for False Bay and into the iSimangaliso Wetland Park. My plans had changed as I intended to drive to my destination but an email from the lodge I was heading to offered me a ferry transfer. Following the directions, as per my email, I found the car park from where the ferry would pick me up. I stood on the shoreline of the great St Lucia Lake gazing out across the vast expanse of water wondering from where my ride would appear. Right on time it appeared in the distance and cruised towards me. After exchanging some polite waves with the crew, the ferry turned and reversed right up to me before coming to a halt on the shallow lake’s edge. I was not sure what to expect when I was invited to travel by ferry. The last ferry I had been was to the Isle of Wight, here at home in England, along with hundreds of other people. This was a far more personal experience, as this ferry, captained by Vincent, joined by assistant lodge manager Sebeh and chef Diego, only had seating for around a dozen people. There were seats indoors, on the stern of the boat and on the roof. I tested all three seating areas during the forty-minute transfer. From the ferry you get amazing views of the lake and its lush green vegetated surrounds. There are beaches, rocky shores, dunes and thick bush. And if you are lucky you will get to spot hippos, Nile crocodiles, or some of the abundant bird life, from African fish eagles to flamingos, that reside here in the World Heritage Site, iSimangaliso Wetland Park. I must mention as well that Diego, a real bonus and surprise, served up a basket meal lunch of fried chicken, samosas, meatballs in a sweet spicy sauce and chips. As Vincent slowed the boat’s engines the lodge jetty and moorings came into view looking up. beyond our mooring, sat Nibela Lake Lodge, beautifully nestled into the natural coastal forest. To the African beats softly playing over the ferry sound system, which reminded me of the music of the late great Johnny Clegg, Sebeh departed, or rather danced, her way from bow to jetty. Then all eyes on me. I moved my feet and arms to the sounds in my head but not those of the music coming from the sound system. Even in the loosest sense of the word this was not dancing. But this set a good tone as Nibela is as much about fun as it is about getting away from it all and total relaxation. This is a place that can be whatever you want it to be. After checking in the fun continued. This fun was a first for me and all ‘firsts’ get a mention in my articles. I was a little apprehensive about the afternoon’s excursion, but I can honestly say it was fun and a great experience. Quad biking was never something I had ever considered but after a lesson, from guide Sipho, which included some riding tips, do’s and don’ts and basic safety we were off. Sipho led the way, followed by myself and Sebeh, through the lodge gates and out on