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| Blue Gum Country Estate lies in a picturesque valley close to Stanford, Gansbaai, and Hermanus. Here you can relax and enjoy the tranquil beauty of the 130-acre estate, explore the private Mountain Reserve or stroll through the vineyards and pastures. Five mountain facing suites, decorated in English country style, and five Manor House suites, decorated in Colonial African style, are on offer whilst the Manor House also has a lounge, library and verandah. Great emphasis placed on serving excellent food at Blue Gum - a passion for Nic and Nicole, your hosts. Read More... |
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| Mowani Mountain Camp, near the Twyfelfontein rock engravings in Damaraland, mean 'place of god'. Mowani lies amongst rugged boulders with sweeping panoramic views over Damaraland. Styled as an African village, a cluster of six thatched dome-shaped structures echo the surrounding granite boulders and they have made the most of this unique setting with a welcoming pool and elegantly decorated en suite tents. Activities include hot air ballooning, nature drives and visits to the the memorable rock engravings and geological formations of Twyfelfontein. Read more... |
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| Loldia Farm, on the western shores of Lake Naivasha, is family-owned by the descendents of a settler who arrived by ox-wagon after the Boer War. This stone-built farmhouse nestles under acacia and wild fig trees. Read more... |
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| Nxabega Safari lodge lies in a private Okavango Delta concession on the western border of the Moremi wildlife reserve. Nxabega has been beautifully hand crafted and designed so that its open plan dining room, lounge, wildlife reference library, and expansive sundecks all offer unobstructed views over the endless floodplains of the Delta. Guests have a choice of daily activities including meandering along the floodplains and channels by mokoro or tracking big game on foot or by open 4x4 vehicle. Read more... |
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