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HOYO HOYO
SAFARI LODGE
Daily flights between
Johannesburg and Cape Town to
Skukuza Airport.
As well as from Johannesburg,
Durban, Cape Town, Livingstone
to Nelspruit and Nelspruit to
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T
hey say Africa is still home to
hidden treasures, Hoyo Hoyo
Safari Lodge is one of them. According to early Portuguese accounts, the Tsonga people lived
in the central and southern areas of Mozambique during the early 16th century. During most of the 19th century, they
settled in the Mpumalanga Province near the
present-day Kruger National Park and made
a living hunting and fishing. At the end of the
19th century, however, in order to establish
the Kruger National Park, conservationists
closed down most of the area that was home
to the Tsonga people and hunting and fishing
became illegal.
Fortunately not all was lost, as today one of
the largest groups of Tsonga people still live
in the Kruger National Park, offering an interactive cultural experience, at Hoyo Hoyo Safari Lodge, steeped in modern day opulence
and luxury. The result is a breathtaking blend
of ethnic luxury, encompassing both warmth
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