Every aspect of the lodge has been given fine attention to detail ensuring that the lodge has everything possible to make your stay comfortable and safe. The entire lodge has an enclosed and electric fenced living area / courtyard, making it ideal for families and safe for guests to walk within the lodge area.
Accommodation consists of 5 chalets, 4 of which can sleep a maximum of 4 guests. The fifth chalet accommodates 2 guests.
Chalets are built on platforms so as to look out over and above the safety fencing giving spectacular views of the Big Five reserve.
The large dining / lounge area boasts 2 lounge areas, log fire place, elegant dining area, open plan kitchen, walk-in fridge and TV room. A large viewing deck wraps around the two sides of the lodge and connects the large infinity edge swimming pool to the stunning boma.
Room facilities:
· Luxury en-suite chalets, encompassing both a bath and an outdoor shower
· Loft rooms give the advantage of a children’s room, extra adult room or just a quiet place to relax and catch up on reading
· 180-Degree views through the glass walled bedroom
· Each room with its own private viewing deck
· Air conditioned room
· Full tea and coffee station in every room
· Electronic safe in each room
· Bar fridge in each room
· Separate dressing room
Lodge facilities:
· Stunning boma, bonfire and social area
· Elegant rim flow swimming pool wrapping entire length of one side of the deck
· Staffed to ensure your stay is hassle free
· Main lodge has a separate TV lounge area
· Wood burning fire place in Lounge area
Activities:
Big Five safari game drives are available in either traditional, open-vehicle safari game drives, or ranger guided bushwalks where the big five and over thirty other species of game can be seen.
Battlefileds – the area boasts a history that dates back to the late 1800’s. The Battle of Elandslaagte was fought in the Nambity Conservancy and the original hospital still stands within its boundaries.
Fishing – relax by fishing in the Sundays River which flows through the reserve. Try your luck at any of the well stocked dams while enjoying the sound of the 40 metre waterfalls.
Golf – enjoy an afternoon round of golf while the animals are resting. The 18-hole golf course at the Ladysmith Country Club is the recommended local course.
Horseback riding – riding on horseback, through the African wilderness, has got to be one of the greatest eco-experiences available to the adventurous traveller on an African safari.
Mountain biking – with many safe cycle routes in this area, mountain biking is a must.
Rates:
Self-catering Rates:
10 Guests: R 8500 – R 9500
Includes accommodation, use of main lodge and facilities, on site staff to assist with daily chores, and 2 game drives each day. Excludes meals, snacks, beverages and transfers.
Fully Inclusive Rates:
1 – 6 guests: R 11 750 – R 13 500
7 – 10 Guests: R 14 250 – R 16 000
Includes all meals, snack and hot beverage, accommodation, use of main lodge and facilities, on site staff to assist with daily chores and 2 game drives each day. Excludes drinks and transfers.
2010 World Cup Rates:
1 – 10 Guests: R 32 500
Includes all meals, snacks and hot beverages, accommodation, use of main lodge and facilities, on site staff to assist with daily chores and 2 game drives each day. Excludes drinks and transfers.