Masorini Bushlodge | 22 Silonque, Phalaborwa 1390, Limpopo

The name `Masorini comes from a late Iron Age site that can be found on a prominent hillside 12kms from the Phalaborwa Gate in the Kruger National Park. The site was inhabited by the Sotho speaking Ba-Phalaborwa tribe during the 1800s who developed an advanced and sophisticated industry of mining, smelting iron ore and trading in these iron products The lodge was born in 1998 and results from a passion for the African bush. It is owner built and operated and ensures a personal and enlightening visit. Relax and enjoy peaceful surroundings in the bush while engaging your senses of sight, sound and smell of the African Bush the sight of freely roaming game - the sound of abundant bird life - the scent of wild fruits and flowers Our accommodation is in thatched chalets which are either self-catering or catered for. Each unit consists of a bedroom, bathroom en-suite with your own private patio and braai facility. With our comfortable accommodation, delicious meals and warm hospitality, we aim to provide a memor