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Tangala Safari Camp *** Thornybush Game Reserve, South Africa
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Tangala Safari Camp is a safari camp in Thornybush that offers accommodation in 5 twin bedded thatched chalets, providing luxury that reflects back to a bygone era.
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Guests can enjoy bird watching and Big Five game viewingTangala Safari Camp has 5 twin bedded thatched chaletsGame viewing of a high standard at Tangala Safari CampThis safari camp in Thornybush offers open 4x4 game drives
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Early explorers created a legacy of adventure and discoveries. Re-live the romance of days gone by at Tangala in the comfort and security of this safari camp in Thornybush. Tangala Safari Camp is one of the only few electricity free game camps in South Africa, which adds to the ambience of an Africa long forgotten. The Tangala Safari Camp team provides you with the ultimate African bush experience.
Guests at Tangala can expect to see Lion, Elephant, Leopard, Rhino, Cheetah, Buffalo, Giraffe, Zebra and other general game on game drives. Tangala Safari Camp also has exciting bird watching opportunities. This safari camp in Thornybush offers accommodation in chalets with en-suite bathrooms, a central lounge and dining area, viewing patio, self-service bar and a swimming pool for your relaxation. At Tangala Safari Camp you can hear the Lions roar while you enjoy sundowners as the sun slips behind the blue mountains in the west.
The biodiversity of the reserve attracts a wide variety of wildlife including the Big Five. Tangala Safari Camp is set in 12000 hectare Thornybush Private Nature Reserve and commands spectacular views of the Drakensberg Mountains. It's a prime ecological area abounding in wildlife and very close to the famous Kruger National Park.
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Black Rhino
(Diceros Bicornis)
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The rate of the Rhino decline is dramatic. Between 1960 - 1970 half the world's Rhino population disappeared. Today, less than 15 per cent of the 1970 population or fewer than 2500 Black Rhinos remain worldwide.
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Giraffe
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The Giraffe is the world's tallest animal. To keep up with a walking giraffe you would have to be prepared for a brisk jog as each giraffe step stretches 5m in length.
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