Just two hours from the delights of Cape Town, with panoramic views and tucked between mountains, forest and sea, this breathtaking eco-reserve combines ultimate luxury with top-notch sustainability credentials. Set in 2,500 hectares of wilderness, on the iconic rolling fynbos slopes, this retreat offers sleek contemporary design and the opportunity to discover flora, wildlife and marine life alike. Offering freestanding suites and private villas, accommodation is secluded and tranquil, with many opportunities to enjoy sweeping views of the bay. Private decks are the perfect spot to take an outdoor rainshower or soak up the African sunset with an award-winning South African wine in hand. Explore the private reserve with an endless number of activities for all ages, such as horseriding through the fynbos or a gentle canter over the dunes and along the sandy stretch of Walker Bay coastline. Spot the Southern Right whales as they come into the bay each year to mate and calf, or head out on a boat for more whale watching and the chance to see the marine Big Five. Discover unique flora on a botanical safari, join the birdwatching experts, explore pre-historic caves or just relax with a pampering spa treatment.The philosophy of the team at Grootbos goes beyond just preserving the surrounding environment of pristine wilderness. They are committed to researching, innovating and pioneering, with community projects and protecting species under the threat of extinction. During your time here, you can learn more about their responsible projects and take the time to immerse yourself in the environment.
Tucked away under the shade of towering riverine trees, Selati Camp is a paradise for safari enthusiasts. Game drives within the Sabi Sabi Reserve, known for its incredible biodiversity, promise thrilling encounters with over 200 mammal species and 300 bird species, including the iconic Big 5.
Positioned proudly on Umhlanga’s beachfront overlooking the Indian Ocean, stands the Oyster Box, one of South Africa’s best-loved hotels.
Makanyi is located in the southern sector of the South African Timbavati, an area known as ‘The place where something sacred came down to earth’.
Nature is never far at Ngala Safari Lodge, with breakfast and lunch served in the shade of an enormous weeping boere bean tree.
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