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The Mata Mata Border Post rest camp |
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Its location is on the western boundary of the Park, which is also the border between South Africa and Namibia.
Situated in prime game viewing territory, it is surrounded by thorny Kalahari dune bushveld.
The accommodation at Mata Mata is of a high standard, equipped with either ceiling or portable fans and includes the following;
- Six-bed family chalets with two bedrooms, bathroom (shower), living room and fully equipped kitchen.
- Two-bed chalets with communal ablution facilities and fully equipped communal kitchen.
- Park homes/chalavans, two with three beds and one with five beds, with communal ablution facilities and fully equipped communal kitchen.
- Camping sites, with power points.
Photograph by Arno Meintjes
The camp has a reception desk, swimming pool, shop and fuel facilities. Telephone facilities are provided from Namibia and a generator provides electricity for 18 hrs per day. Mata Mata rest camp does not have a restaurant so you'll have to do your own cooking. The shop in Mata Mata is small and sells only basic food items.
Mata Mata does not have mobile telephone reception. Credit cards are not accepted, you can only pay in cash. You will enjoy the game viewing hide at the camp. From this hide you can watch a waterhole that's located approx. 100m from the camp. At night this waterhole is lit by a floodlight.
CLICK HERE for accommodation rate and tariff details of Mata Mata rest camp on the South African National Parks (SANparks) organization’s website.
CLICK HERE to view a monthly calendar with accommodation availability details of Mata Mata rest camp on the South African National Parks (SANparks) organization’s website
CLICK HERE to book your reservation for Mata Mata rest camp on the official reservations page of the South African National Parks (SANparks) organization's website.
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