Lodge

Isandlwana Lodge

Isandlwana Lodge rests among the iNyoni rock formation, the viewing balcony carved into the Zululand Hills where the Zulu commander stood during the Battle of Isandlwana on January 22nd, 1879 as his warriors were preparing to fight off the invading British soldiers. Guests staying at Isandlwana Lodge are able to look back in time, learning about the stories of the Anglo-Zulu War, and how over 20,000 Zulu warriors defended their land and decimated the British troops. The lodge’s resident Historian, Rob Gerrard will be able to teach you all about the battles that took place at Isandlwana and Rorke’s Drift.
 
Isandlwana Lodge features twelve luxury en-suite rooms with private balconies that offer incredible views over the sweeping plains and rocky mountain. Guests can also relax in the lodge’s refreshing swimming pool or by spending a peaceful afternoon surrounded by books in the historic library.

Grootbos Garden Lodge

Nestled between mountain and sea, Grootbos Private Nature Reserve is a five-star eco-paradise showcasing the incredible flora and marine life of the southern tip of Africa. Home of the ‘Marine Big 5’ – whales, sharks, dolphins, seals and penguins, and with unparalleled floral diversity, Grootbos offers you a unique luxury African experience.Tucked carefully into the natural gaps of an enchanted Milkwood forest, the 11 freestanding suites are stylishly furnished with luxurious canopy beds, spacious en suite bathrooms, separate lounges with cosy fireplaces and private wooden decks with spectacular panoramic views.
 
True to its name, the warm and welcoming Garden Lodge is set amongst an Eden of beautifully landscaped fynbos gardens and indigenous trees. Fashioned from stone, thatch and timber, the Garden Lodge reflects African warmth with an intercontinental twist, blending perfectly into the surrounding landscape.

Tintswalo Atlantic

Tintswalo Atlantic consists of ten sleek and modern suites and one regal presidential suite which have all been recently refurbished. The luxurious lodge overlooks a pebbled beach at the base of the craggy slopes of Chapman’s Peak and offers incredible views of the looming Sentinel Mountain. Tintswalo Atlantic rests in the shade of the Table Mountain and is the only accommodation permitted to operate within the boundaries of the world-renowned Heritage site. Guests can enjoy gentle hikes up the beautiful mountain trails and the stunning natural beauty of the Cape.

Hog Hollow Country Lodge

Hog Hollow Country Lodge is located in the indigenous countryside just above Plettenberg. From its perch, the lodge overlooks the stunning Tsitsikamma Mountains and the Matjies River Gorge. The lodge has modern suites and villas which can accommodate families, and the two villas come complete with their own private sparkling swimming pools. Ideally located to explore the surrounding wilderness, guests of Hog Hollow can spend their days paddleboarding on a nearby river, exploring the town of Plettenberg, visiting the Birds of Eden Sanctuary, horse riding, mountain biking, or hiking, before returning to the lodge for a delectable 3-course meal which can be enjoyed under the wide starry sky.

Namushasha River Lodge

Experience this Zambezi kingdom from 24 chalets dotted along the leafy river bank. Join the Caprivians in song and dance at the traditional heritage centre, salute wizened elephant giants in the Bwabwata National Park and glide through wild waterways. Revel in Namushasha gold. Guests will also be able to enjoy the nature that makes this country so great, such as by taking fishing trips and boat cruises. Beauty is also on offer at the property itself, with guests being able to enjoy stunning views that overlook the leafy river bank and hippo pool. With 24 chalets available at the property, each is incredibly comfortable while also allowing guests to feel as though they are truly experiencing Namibia. The lodge boasts an outdoor pool as well as features in each room including; en suites, air conditioning and hot and cold water. Comfort is key, as is enjoying the beauty of Namibia itself.

Desert Whisper

Catering to just 2 guests at a time, this fully inclusive experience is a couple’s ideal getaway that takes privacy and luxury to a whole new level. This intimate getaway has been designed to ensure that the two guests staying here can experience the Namibian Desert undisturbed. A remote capsule, the wooden construction blends in naturally to its environment, leaving a seamless and open living space that overlooks the blissful wilderness. Whether staying in bed, unwinding in the lounge area or taking advantage of the private terrace, the views are always spectacular. Hosts will deliver food that has been pre-arranged to meet your requirements, allowing you to use the fully equipped kitchen to cater specifically to your personal desires. Guests can choose to use the pool to cool down when the temperature is at its hottest or use the Jacuzzi in the evening when it gets cooler.

Sava Dunes

Secluded on the golden sand dunes along the Inhambane coastline is Sava Dunes, a luxury ecolodge metres from the beach. Sava Dunes is a place where you can truly relax, consisting of just a handful of chalets, including a family chalet, all connected by winding wooden walkways. Each has a private viewing deck that looks out onto the endless beauty of the glistening ocean – perfect for restful evenings and mesmerising mornings. The ideal balance of rugged wilderness and luxurious touches, this off-the-grid lodge allows you the choice of total relaxation or real adventure. The surrounding area boasts exquisite scuba diving spots, as well as meandering mangroves to explore, each filled with incredible marine life. There is both so much to do, or of course, the option to just fall into complete relaxation and exist solely in the luxurious splendour that Sava Dunes provides visitors.

Skeleton Coast Shipwreck Lodge

Located in the remote wilderness of the famous Skeleton Coast National Park, between the Hoanib and Huarusib rivers, is Shipwreck Lodge. This unique location promises to be the epitome of exclusivity and privacy. Opened in June 2018, the design has been inspired by the multiple shipwrecks which are scattered along the vast expanse of the coastline. Each distinctive cabin is designed to resemble a shipwreck, in keeping with the theme of this property. With views of the Atlantic Ocean stretching out to the horizon from each cabin, guests can enjoy the revitalizing energy of a fresh sea breeze alongside these sensational, undisturbed views. Guests who stay here have the opportunity to learn about the flora and fauna that has adapted to survive these desert conditions, and will feel completely comfortable despite the heat, enjoying the restaurant deck as well as a choice of 8 twin cabins and 2 family cabins. A stay here is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to discover an undisturbed and protected part of Namibia.
 

Naankuse Lodge

The stunning Naansuke Lodge is located on a 3,200 hectare reserve. Its main purpose is conservation, making it the perfect getaway for anyone passionate about wildlife preservation. It offers its guests the chance to take part in feeding tours, nature walks and go behind the scenes of wildlife conservation, all whilst offering top quality service and luxury rooms to stay in. All profits are reinvested into supporting a wide variety of charitable projects at Naansuke, making it the perfect place for those who want to witness vital work that supports the wildlife and its free roaming animals. It is perfectly situated in the stunning African bush fields and has activities that allow its guests to immerse within the environment. Visitors can go on game drives, carnivore feeding tours and witness animals from cheetahs to baboons up close alongside trained professionals. This is the only charity lodge in Namibia, and by visiting you can have the trip of a lifetime whilst fully supporting vital work that protects the stunning natural environment.

Travessia Beach Lodge

Travessia is an Eco Beach Lodge that offers its guests understated barefoot luxury. The lodge is built among the dunes beside the beach, nestled between luscious greenery and palm trees. Carefully chosen spots enhance both privacy and the breath-taking sea vistas. Travessia was constructed on elevated wooden decks with timber and roll-up canvas walls, all under a roof thatched with local makuti. Wooden walkways lead from the opulent accommodations to the lodge’s reception and social areas, with a spacious deck overlooking the unrivalled environment. The lodge is entirely solar powered – ensuring a light environmental footprint. Travessia boasts a restaurant that prides itself on locally sourced, seasonal, fresh cuisine with a chef who is dedicated to making your dining experience just as incredible as the holiday itself. Guests can enjoy walks on the endless, pristine beach, relax in the shade of the swaying palm grove, paddle out or gaze at the sea from the rim-flow pool.

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