Mark's Camp - (Lalibela Game Reserve - Eastern Cape)

Approximately 1 hour & 15 minutes from Port Elizabeth International Airport. (90 kilometres)

Mark’s Camp is Lalibela’s family-friendly lodge, offering a relaxed Pan-African style and a warm, welcoming atmosphere. With 8 stone and thatch chalets, Mark’s Camp accommodates up to 18 adults and 8 children, making it the ideal choice for families and groups seeking an unforgettable safari experience.

Each comfortably furnished chalet features an en-suite bathroom, air-conditioning, and ceiling fans to ensure comfort during warm summer nights. All chalets open onto private viewing decks, allowing guests to enjoy the breathtaking surroundings from the comfort of their rooms.

Mark’s Camp offers three room types:

• 4 Standard chalets that sleep 2 adults,
• 3 Family chalets that sleep 2 adults and 2 children under 12,
• 1 Family suite featuring 2 en-suite rooms and a lounge area, accommodating up to 6 guests.

An abundance of birdlife can be enjoyed from the chalets, pool decks, or central lounge area. With two swimming pools and a large waterhole in front of the lodge, guests can often spot antelope, giraffe, elephant, and even predators visiting the waterhole.

Dining at Mark’s Camp is a delightful experience, with an outdoor dining boma for fireside dinners and open-air brunches, as well as a gracious indoor dining area for more intimate meals.

Perfect for families and groups, Mark’s Camp provides a welcoming retreat in the heart of the South African bush, where adventure and relaxation blend seamlessly

Activities to enjoy:

Big Five Game Drives:
Embark on guided safaris to spot the Big Five—lion, leopard, elephant, rhino, and buffalo—as well as other wildlife like cheetah, hyena, and various antelope species.

Bird Watching:
With diverse ecosystems, Lalibela is a haven for bird enthusiasts, boasting a variety of bird species to observe from dedicated viewing decks or during game drives

Night Game Drives:
Explore the nocturnal side of the reserve with night drives, offering the chance to see elusive animals such as aardvark, bat-eared fox, and other nocturnal species.