Kruger Shalati is a truly unique property, located on the Selati Bridge above Sabie River in the Kruger National Park in a re-envisioned train station. With dazzling views, an overhanging pool and distinctive accommodation, this is a stay like no other.
Take a dip in the spectacular swimming pool which hangs over the Sabie River
After a busy day in the National Park, indulge in African-inspired dishes at The Bridge House Restaurant
Each of the Train on the Bridge rooms feature a Juliet balcony from which to enjoy marvelous views
For larger parties, we'd suggest opting for the Family Suite which compromises two interconnecting suites
Located in a redesigned train station on the Selati Bridge, situated above the Sabie River in the Kruger National Park, Kruger Shalati offers guests a truly unique stay - as well as spectacular views and easy access to the bountiful wildlife of the National Park.
The property boasts 31 rooms and suites, which are either located in the train carriage or in the Bridge House. All of the rooms feature an ensuite bathroom with shower, bathtub and double wash basins, as well as a lounge area, butler service and air-conditioning. The train carriage rooms feature a Juliet balcony, while the suites in the Bridge House boast an enviable patio and garden.
When an appetite has been built up, The Bridge House Restaurant offers a diverse menu with African-inspired fare which can be enjoyed from either the indoor or outdoor dining room. The property also features a unique overhanging pool with a viewing deck on the bridge, from which to admire the spectacular views.
Owing to its enviable location in the heart of the Kruger National Park, guests at Kruger Shalati are only moments away from a myriad of wildlife and birds. Keep your camera and binoculars to hand!
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