Discover the aardwolf, a unique hyena cousin residing in southern and eastern Africa. This enigmatic creature's insectivorous diet, solitary lifestyle, and intriguing behaviors make it a fascinating and misunderstood member of the animal kingdom. Explore its remarkable adaptations and essential role in maintaining ecological balance, shedding light on the significance of conserving this captivating species.
You deserve to give back to yourself and your loved ones. You deserve to reconnect. And what better way to do so than at an affordable four-star lodge in the African bush. Warthogs, giraffe, zebra, kudu, wildebeest and impala wander around Needles Lodge. As you get up close and personal with them, you will experience their lives – and the heart of the African bush. At this warm, owner-run lodge, your comfort, your experience, and your needs are our top priority.
Guest Reviews
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Our best accommodation.
Simply our best accommodation in South Africa! everything was perfect and very qualitative: room, service, reception, meals.. a big thank you to Denis and all his team. We had unforgettable moments!
Mathilde
France
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What a great Lodge.
What a great Lodge, Wildlife in the garden and on the wall, amazing hospitality, great food and rooms. Will certainly come back, pitty we only stayed for one night.
Jan Bollongino
The Netherlands
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Great place!
Food is amazing,hospitality nice and seeing the animals are great.
Inbal + Omar Sagi
Tel Aviv Israel
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Thanks for the amazing moments!
Wildlife + kindness are both amazing here, lovely.
Avril + Grigory
Paris France
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