Game Lodge Accommodation in Cape Garden Route & Klein Karoo

Chandelier Game Lodge & Ostrich Show Farm

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Chandelier Game Lodge & Ostrich Show Farm
Game Lodge
Game Lodge
11 Unit/Rooms
R 445 - R 1500

Chandelier is easily accessible, next to the N12 (Route 62), between the Garden Route and Oudtshoorn. Chandelier offers luxury en-suite tented chalets and self-catering Log Cabins as well as various activities such as ostrich-riding, game drives, conference & wedding facilities and “Sundowner Bush Dinners”.

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Garden Route Game Lodge

South AfricaSouth Africa » Western Cape » Cape Garden Route & Klein Karoo » Albertinia
Garden Route Game Lodge
Game Lodge
Game Lodge
34 Unit/Rooms
R 1055 - R 1980

Set against the backdrop of the majestic Langeberg mountains, the Garden Route Game Lodge is ideally located at the entrance to the Garden Route....

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Botlierskop Private Game Reserve

South AfricaSouth Africa » Western Cape » Cape Garden Route & Klein Karoo » Mossel Bay
Botlierskop Private Game Reserve
Game Lodge
Game Lodge
15 Unit/Rooms
R 2041 - R 5482

Situated at the foothills of the Outeniqua Mountains, Botlierskop offers a great diversity of wildlife in a beautiful setting. The animals roam freely amongst the luxurious tented suites on the riverbank. Set in the midst of a bird sanctuary, the secluded tents...

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Buffalo Hills Game Reserve and Lodges

South AfricaSouth Africa » Western Cape » Cape Garden Route & Klein Karoo » Plettenberg Bay
Buffalo Hills Game Reserve and Lodges
Game Lodge
Game Lodge
16 Unit/Rooms
Rates on Request

Guests can enjoy malaria-free game watching, diverse bird life, fascinating safari game drives and lingering game walks at this four-star lodge in the rolling hills of the scenic Bitou River Valley, only 35km from Knysna and 15km from Plettenberg Bay....

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Feather Boers

Oudtshoorn has become synonymous with ostriches and benefited from two booms. During the first boom in the late 1870s, a pair of ostriches would fetch as much as R12 000, which is more than they would fetch today. It would seem that feathers for fashionable boa neckwear (named after the snake) were then deemed more valuable than cholesterol-free meat is now.