Lush Private Game Lodge is set within the Black Rhino Reserve of the greater Pilanesberg National Park. Accommodation consists of a variety of suites, each equipped a private bathroom, air conditioning, hairdryer and a private splash pool. Guests can enjoy a wide range of tasty meals at the on-site restaurant. Other amenities offered include internet access, a lounge bar, an open-plan dining and lounge area, a breakfast bar and a viewing deck.
Set within the 58 000 hectare Pilanesberg National Park amongst the trees of an old Tamboti forest, Black Rhino Game Lodge is one of South Africa’s most exciting Big 5 eco-tourism destinations.
Only 1, 5 hours from Johannesburg and 33 km from Sun City, the Black Rhino suites offer spacious, well-appointed accommodation that is suitable for families or a quiet romantic getaway.
The waterhole in front of the lodge teems with activity and is a popular playground for elephant, buffalo and many other species. Safaris are conducted on the private Black Rhino Concession and access the greater Pilanesberg National Park.
The lovely dining room extends onto various terraces and decks offering a choice of stunning settings to relax and enjoy the bountiful hospitality.
Nestled against the side of a koppie surrounded by the mountains of the Pilanesberg overlooking a waterhole and savannah plain, lies Tshukudu, one of Africa’s most romantic bush lodges. Game traverse the plain below and big five sightings are the norm rather than the exception.
Each custom designed lodge offers a romantic sunken bath, an open plan lounge and bedroom, with a fireplace and private balcony. Tshukudu is famous for its service, bushveld experience, the quality of game rangers and uniqueness of its African inspired cuisine.
At the foot of the legendary Ghost Mountain in the charming little town of Mkuze in the Northern KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, lies the privately owned, award-winning Ghost Mountain Inn.
This beautiful, intimate hotel is the ideal location from which to explore the game and coastal reserves of the Elephant Coast. Discover the abundance of wildlife and scenic splendours of this rich and diverse region during game drives, guided walks and boat cruises in the company of knowledgeable rangers.
Alternatively, be pampered with skin and body treatments at the on-site spa or simply enjoy the pools, gym and glorious indigenous gardens. Rooms at the Ghost Mountain Inn offer a private patio, a satellite TV, a minibar and a tea/coffee maker. Some rooms are more spacious and include a refrigerator.
Experience the magic and wonder of unspoiled beaches, vast wetlands, game drives, and an unforgettable boat cruise on Lake St Lucia, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This sacred family owned and run Lodge is situated on the western shores of Lake St Lucia, in the iSimangaliso Wetland Park in KwaZulu-Natal. You will get to experience the home to more than 1000 hippo and 1200 crocodile on the personalized adventure-filled safaris exploring this treasured park.
The passionate rangers take you on full-day safaris to explore the Wetlands, coastal dune forests, pristine beaches seeking out wildlife and over 500 bird species.
Located in Clanwilliam, South Africa, Cederberg Ridge Wilderness Lodge offers accommodation amidst the beauty of nature. The lodge features a total of nine bright and spacious rooms and suites which come equipped with a cosy outside seating area. Guests can enjoy meals and drinks at the on-site restaurant and bar. A swimming pool is available for guests to cool off, as well as in-room spa treatments. Activities guests can embark on include hiking and biking trails, water sports, and a range of tours in the local area. Located about two hours from Cape Town and the Winelands, Cederberg Ridge Wilderness Lodge offers its unbeatable pure experience which is especially recommended for families and all who love the sunny African outdoors.
Abbey Manor Luxury Guest House is a husband and wife run 5-star guesthouse set on the stunning lower slopes of Table Mountain, and boasts breathtaking views of the mountain and the sprawling city of Cape Town below. The building was designed in the early 1900s by acclaimed architect William Black, who was the creative force behind many of the buildings in Cape Town’s arts-and-crafts movement. Abbey Manor has been lovingly restored to its former glory, and now offers guests a taste of historic luxury with all the modern conveniences to make their stay truly sublime.
An ideal base for exploring Cape Town’s beaches, cafes, boutiques and galleries, MORE Quarters’ collection of converted heritage townhouses and exclusive Redcliffe House offer a sleek 5-star experience with all the privacy and convenience you could ask for. The entrances on the cobbled lane that adjoins the hotel gives the feel of a secluded quarter and hidden tranquillity within Gardens, one of Cape Town’s oldest and most sophisticated suburbs. The understated retro edge of the lodging makes for a chic city getaway, while affording a comfortable and easy holiday experience for families. With sustainable initiatives and offerings of both relaxation and adventure at your leisure, MORE Quarters is the natural choice for your stay in South Africa’s oldest city.
Ideally situated just off the vibrant and bustling Kloof Street in the scenic suburb of Gardens, Cape Cadogan Boutique Hotel is authentic Cape Town at its finest. This Georgian-Victorian townhouse seamlessly blends its historic beauty and character with each of the 15 individually decorated bedrooms having splashes of quirky personality throughout. Guests are invited to enjoy the comfortable communal lounge, or bask in the sun by the pool with a book from the in-house library. This exceptionally unique boutique hotel boasts all the luxury you could hope for, combined with a welcoming and personal hospitality.
Situated on a private quay between Cape Town’s bustling V&A Waterfront and the tranquil yacht marina, there is no better position from where to soak in the natural beauty of South Africa’s Mother City, and the very essence of Cape Town living at its best. The elegant and warm atmosphere, evident in every fine detail, begins at the welcoming reception lounge and extends to the spacious harbour and mountain-facing rooms. Stories of the Cape’s colourful past present themselves in the exquisite furniture, rare fabrics, intriguing artefacts and original antiques. Local paintings and sculptures lend a contemporary flair to the décor and feel, while fresh displays of Proteas that hint at the wonder of the natural botanical kingdom enrich each room. Tailor-made experiences include sumptuous tasting menus, rare whisky pairings, luxurious spa treatments, and indulgent Afternoon Tea services – all thoughtfully created to enhance your adventure in the Cape.
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