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AFRICA: NDUMO SAFARI HOLIDAY TRAVEL - HOTELS, TOURS, MAP, INFO
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TRAVEL
HIGHLIGHTS OF NDUMO
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Excellent bird watching - Largest Nile crocodiles
– Hippo – Elephant - Wilderness.
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NDUMO CLIMATE |
Rainy Season: In this sub-tropical
region the wet summer months from October to March
are hot and humid.
Dry Season: The dry season lasts
from April to September and the temperatures are
very pleasant with warm to hot days and cooler nights.
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NDUMO
- GENERAL INFORMATION |
The north-eastern
region of Kwa-Zulu Natal is the remote location of Ndumo
Game Reserve and Tembe Elephant Reserve.
The fine-looking fever trees dominate the spectacular
landscape of lush sub-tropical vegetation.
The Ndumo reserve is characterized
by two large pans; Banzi and Shokwe, are residence to
an affluent variety of animals, birds and plants, as
well as abundant crocodiles and hippos.
The private Ndumo Wilderness Camp with
its elevated deck overlooks the rich pans teeming with
birdlife. The area brags a remarkable bird list of 420
species, South Africa’s leading bird watching
locations.
Tembe Elephant Park is a sanctuary
for the last free-ranging elephant populations in South
Africa.
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Partnership with local communities and tourism
developers has lead to a successful and sustainable conservation
management policy for the region.
An assortment of quality lodging and guiding has made this
area a worthy destination for foreign visitors and nature
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