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Bale Mountain Lodge joins Small World Marketing portfolio
By Small World MarketingSmall World Marketing is delighted to announce that Bale Mountain Lodge in Ethiopia has joined its portfolio of unique and luxury African properties. Due to launch in September and already billed as one of 2013‘s hot new properties by The Times, Bale Mountain Lodge will be a 15 bedroom eco- safari lodge in the Bale Mountains National Park (BMNP) of south central Ethiopia. The park is full of rare mammal and amphibian species, endemic birds and spectacular flora. The park is home to 60% of the remaining Ethiopian Wolves, the world’s most rare carnivore plus Black Maned Lions, Giant Forest Hogs and Mountain Nyala. The location of the lodge has been selected to provide guests with an excellent opportunity to experience a pristine wilderness that incorporates the largest tract of Afro-alpine moorland remaining on the continent, the majority being over 3800m above sea level, whilst living lower down in a stunning cloud forest which offers access to the rift valley and wider local attractions.
UNESCO has estimated that more mammal species would become extinct were the habitats of the Bale Mountains to degrade than if any other area of equivalent size on the globe were to disappear. This unique wildlife experience, combined with the pioneering luxury Eco Lodge, will make Bale Mountain Lodge an unforgettable stay.