South Africa Camps & Lodges
Dulini Moya, Kruger National Park, South Africa
A Luxury Lodge or Hotel in South Africa
Camp Details
Beneath the shade of ancient Ebony and Leadwood trees, the tranquil haven of Dulini Moya is enigmatically enveloped by its rich riverine setting.
Tucked secretively in the meander of the Mabrak River, Dulini Moya offers the serenity of a sanctuary completely at peace with its verdant setting.
Six exquisite, thatched suites grace the banks of the riverbed. The spacious accommodation with private heated plunge pools and interiors that epitomise romance, all have a canopy of mosquito nets and beautiful bathrooms. Each suite offers a private view of the riverbed, seamlessly integrating the grandeur of nature and elegance of décor.
WHY CHOOSE DULINI MOYA?
- Traditionally known as “the boma”, this truly African dining venue boasts a ceiling of stars and a roaring fire.
- wine cellar boasts a collection of South Africa’s finest wines
- A collection of bespoke curios and safari essentials are available for your temptation.
- The traffic of game frequenting the trails through and beyond the camp and riverbed may be enjoyed from the cantilevered deck tented by a leafy Jackalberry.
Dulini Moya questions
What are the suites like?
Six thatched suites sit along the bank of the riverbed, each with a private heated plunge pool, a canopy of mosquito netting over the bed and a generous bathroom. Every suite has its own private view of the riverbed, so the outlook is water and bush rather than other rooms.
Where exactly does the lodge sit?
Tucked into a meander of the Mabrak River, beneath ancient ebony and leadwood trees. Game moving along the trails through and beyond the camp can be watched from the cantilevered deck shaded by a jackalberry, which is the natural spot for afternoon tea.
What is included, and can children stay?
Children of eight years and over are welcome. Rates are ZAR 34,500 per person per night for 2026 and ZAR 37,600 for 2027, covering accommodation, two game drives daily, all meals and beverages, boutique South African wines, spirits, beers and soft drinks, mini-bar, bush walks, WiFi, laundry and lodge airstrip transfers.
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Dulini Moya Rates, Activities & Amenities
Rates
| Year | Season | Type | Rates |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | 01 January - 31 December | – | ZAR 34500 |
| 2027 | 01 January - 31 December | – | ZAR 37600 |
Rates are Per Person Per Night unless otherwise specified.
Inclusions
Dulini Moya rates include:
• Luxury accommodation
• Two game drives per day
• All meals and beverages
• Boutique South African wines, spirits, beers and soft drinks
• Mini-bar
• Refreshments on game drive
• Bush walks
• Wi-fi
• Laundry service
• Transfers to and from the lodge airstrip.
Dulini Moya questions
What are the suites like?
Six thatched suites sit along the bank of the riverbed, each with a private heated plunge pool, a canopy of mosquito netting over the bed and a generous bathroom. Every suite has its own private view of the riverbed, so the outlook is water and bush rather than other rooms.
Where exactly does the lodge sit?
Tucked into a meander of the Mabrak River, beneath ancient ebony and leadwood trees. Game moving along the trails through and beyond the camp can be watched from the cantilevered deck shaded by a jackalberry, which is the natural spot for afternoon tea.
What is included, and can children stay?
Children of eight years and over are welcome. Rates are ZAR 34,500 per person per night for 2026 and ZAR 37,600 for 2027, covering accommodation, two game drives daily, all meals and beverages, boutique South African wines, spirits, beers and soft drinks, mini-bar, bush walks, WiFi, laundry and lodge airstrip transfers.
Activities
Child Policy
Children 8 years and over are welcome at Dulini Moya.
Dulini Moya questions
What are the suites like?
Six thatched suites sit along the bank of the riverbed, each with a private heated plunge pool, a canopy of mosquito netting over the bed and a generous bathroom. Every suite has its own private view of the riverbed, so the outlook is water and bush rather than other rooms.
Where exactly does the lodge sit?
Tucked into a meander of the Mabrak River, beneath ancient ebony and leadwood trees. Game moving along the trails through and beyond the camp can be watched from the cantilevered deck shaded by a jackalberry, which is the natural spot for afternoon tea.
What is included, and can children stay?
Children of eight years and over are welcome. Rates are ZAR 34,500 per person per night for 2026 and ZAR 37,600 for 2027, covering accommodation, two game drives daily, all meals and beverages, boutique South African wines, spirits, beers and soft drinks, mini-bar, bush walks, WiFi, laundry and lodge airstrip transfers.
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