THE WILDERNESS BOUTIQUE HOTEL
The newly renovated 5 star boutique hotel was designed to complement its spectacular surroundings. This elegant piece of real estate is set on 5.8 hectares of rare indigenous forest bordering the Eden to Addo nature reserve.
The 1741sq meter tiled roof building is completely surrounded by an additional 741sq meters of imported balou decking.
The Hotel comprises of a main entrance, reception, lounge hall, main offices, dining room, bar and smoking lounge, additional store rooms for bar. Ladies and gents toilets.An additional lounge, kitchen and pantry, washrooms, servant?s quarters, linen room and double garage
8 Exclusive luxury suites ranging in size, from 110sq/m to 220sq/m
1 Double suite with its own private entertainment bar area. All suites are carpeted with top of the line carpeting and ?air track? under felt creating a warm and luxurious feel. High quality LG Art cool air conditioners are used throughout the facility. All suites lead out on to balconies with amazing unspoilt views.
An indoor heated swimming pool (with ladies / gents shower and toilet facilities.) walks out onto decking, which leads to the main swimming pool overlooking the forest.
Landscaped gardens with outdoor lighting, compliments the surroundings Boardwalks leads into the forest and down to a dam with amazing birdlife.
This private and secluded sun drenched paradise, must be seen to appreciate.
R19 995 000
A true conservation success story, the Addo Elephant National Park is today home to over 350 elephant where only a few remained prior to the park being proclaimed in 1931. Located approximately an hour outside of Port Elizabeth in the beautiful Sundays River Valley the park is now home to all of the Big Five and offers excellent sightings of both rhino and buffalo. In addition, a variety of smaller wildlife, antelope and over 170 species of birds can be spotted in the typical Addo bush.
The park covers some 148 000 hectares, including the previous Zuurberg National Park on the slopes of the scenic Zuurberg Mountains and stretching towards Darlington Lake in the far North. Plans are underway to extend the park further to include portions of the coastline -creating a 120 000 hectare marine reserve which will result in the world's first Big Seven reserve incorporating the Great White Shark and the Southern Right Whale.
A host of other smaller and privately owned game reserves are also found in the Eastern Cape and offer excellent game viewing and safaris. These include Shamwari Private Game Reserve, Lalibela Private Game Reserve, Amakhala Private Game Reserve and Schotia Private Game Reserve.
