Accommodations - Reservation Deadline is March 31, 2018We have a group booking for very reasonably-priced and conveniently-located accommodations in the Skukuza Rest Camp in the Kruger National Park. For more information on the types of accommodation visit the San Parks website here. Accommodation bookings for the symposium have to be made through one of the three individuals listed below. Do not use any other website or agent. Due to the distances between rest camps in the Kruger National Park and restrictions on travel outside the camp after dark, all accommodation for the conference has been reserved at Skukuza. As a reminder, entrance gates open at 06:00 AM and close at 17:30 (5:30 PM). To make a reservation in the group booking, complete the following steps:
Helpful Reminders:
PLEASE NOTE: All prices are per unit per night, not per person. This is the only accommodation available for this period and so bookings cannot be made through the SanParks website or central reservations. As you are booked for the symposium the daily conservation fees that are usually charged if you stay in the Kruger Park will not be charged for the period of the conference (this does not include Thursday) however they would be charged if you choose to stay over for additional night days either before or after the conference.Once you arrive, you would collect your keys from the conference venue and not from the main reception. Attendees are reminded that booking of accommodation for their requirements for the symposium is their own responsibility. IASWG will not be making any accommodation bookings however for a limited amount of time the conference center has reserved accommodation for attendees attending our symposium.
Accommodation OptionsAccommodation at Skukuza caters to a variety of guest requirements. Choose anything from luxury, river-view bungalows, to self-catering bungalows. Bungalows: round–walled, single-room African style units with thatched roofs, 2 or 3 beds per unit, equipped with en-suite ablutions (most with showers, but some with baths). Some units have air-conditioning, some have fans. Kitchenettes vary: some have hotplates and sinks; some have only sinks, while some have neither. Cutlery and crockery can be provided and hired from reception.
Luxury Bungalows (Riverside Bungalows): 1 bedroom units, with en-suite bathroom. The units each have a double bed, quality decor, air-conditioning and television offering limited DSTV (Digital Satellite Television) channels. You have a choice of luxury units with a riverside view and kitchen, or semi-lux units without a river view and with communal kitchen. Bungalows along the river frontage have a more modern design with glass sliding doors.
Family Cottage: This unit forms part of the Waterkant Guest House complex and is known as Waterkant 2. It offers a well-equipped kitchen, 4 bedrooms, (2 single beds in each room), a living room, one bathroom and a river view.
Guest Cottages: 4 or 6-bed units with well-equipped kitchens, multiple bedrooms and usually more than one bathroom. Some have 2 double beds so visitors should confirm bed numbers and interior contents when booking.
Guest Houses: These are large luxury units in prime positions, all with river view. There are well-equipped kitchens (with microwave ovens), multiple bedrooms and bathrooms. Limited channel DSTV televisions are provided.
To make a reservation in the group booking, complete the following steps:
PLEASE NOTE: All prices are per unit per night, not per person. This is the only accommodation available for this period and so bookings cannot be made through the SanParks website or central reservations. As you are booked for the symposium the daily conservation fees that are usually charged if you stay in the Kruger Park will not be charged for the period of the conference (this does not include Thursday) however they would be charged if you choose to stay over for additional night days either before or after the conference.Once you arrive, you would collect your keys from the conference venue and not from the main reception. Attendees are reminded that booking of accommodation for their requirements for the symposium is their own responsibility. IASWG will not be making any accommodation bookings however for a limited amount of time the conference center has reserved accommodation for attendees attending our symposium.
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