Hello, Explorer
Know where you are.
Know what to do.
My Stay
Set the place your host gave you.
Search MPC MAP’s checked Marloth property information. Do not guess an address.
Host notes / arrival instructions
Optional, visitor-entered notes stored only on this device. MPC does not verify this wording.
Save only if this is the place supplied by your host.
MPC MAP
Your stay comes first.
MAP becomes available after My Stay matches a confirmed Marloth property.
Orient yourself without pretending this is navigation.
This stored overview does not calculate routes, show live road conditions or provide turn-by-turn directions. Your exact saved stay remains available offline.
Set My Stay first
Choose the exact property supplied by your host before using stay-centred map features.
Find local options
Your first MAP view shows My Stay only. Continue only when you deliberately want local options.
What do you need?
Choose a category only when you want local options. Business identities are shown only by MPC MAP.
MPC MAP is the separate place for local business discovery.
Local options are temporarily unavailable here. Your My Stay information is still available.
Marloth Park Wildlife
Wildlife around you.
Explore animals included for Marloth Park and tap a card for quick recognition and safer behaviour guidance.
If My Stay is not set, use the exact location information available to you. Do not guess.
Give the essentials in this order
- Give your exact location first.
- Say what happened.
- Say how many people are involved.
- Mention immediate dangers such as fire, wildlife, traffic or injury.
- Follow the operator's instructions.

First 10 Minutes
Safety

What to Expect
Immediate wildlife action
An animal is suddenly close.
Use this sequence first. Identification comes second.
- Stop moving towards it.Do not close the distance.
- Create space.Back away calmly if you can do so safely.
- Keep its route open.Do not surround, corner or block the animal.
- Move children away.Keep vulnerable people out of the encounter.
- Observe from a safer position.Do not approach for a photograph.
- Escalate if there is immediate danger.Open SOS and give your exact location first.

Zebra
Behaviour: if one is near you
A close sighting is not a guarantee of safety. Influence the animal as little as possible.