Golf Resort Accommodation in South Africa

Bushman Sands Hotel, Golf Estate and Spa

South AfricaSouth Africa » Eastern Cape » Frontier Country & Heritage » Alicedale
Bushman Sands Hotel, Golf Estate and Spa
Golf Resort
Golf Resort
39 Unit/Rooms
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Bushman Sands Hotel, Golf Estate and Spa, offers visitors a rich blend of evocative heritage and modern comfort. With their picturesque 18-hole Gary Player designed championship golf course, is but one of its distinguishing features.

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Mondazur Resort Hotel at San Lameer

South AfricaSouth Africa » KwaZulu-Natal » South Coast » Southbroom
Mondazur Resort Hotel at San Lameer
Golf Resort
Golf Resort
80 Unit/Rooms
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On the KwaZulu-Natal lower South Coast, Mondazur Resort Estate Hotel is set among lush, subtropical vegetation, on the San Lameer Estate. This award-winning resort hotel caters offers newly refurbished deluxe hotel rooms or self-catering villas, a semi-private beach or exciting sport activities.

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Fancourt Hotel & Country Club Estate

South AfricaSouth Africa » Western Cape » Cape Garden Route & Klein Karoo » George
Fancourt Hotel & Country Club Estate
Golf Resort
Golf Resort
150 Unit/Rooms
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The exclusive Fancourt Estate has four 18-hole championship golf-courses, including The Links, Home of The Presidents Cup 2003. The historic 19th-century colonial-style manor house hotel is a national monument. A combination of Old World charm and contemporary luxury is what makes the Fancourt Hotel so distinctive....

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Selborne Hotel, Spa and Golf Estate

South AfricaSouth Africa » KwaZulu-Natal » South Coast » Pennington
Selborne Hotel, Spa and Golf Estate
Golf Resort
Golf Resort
49 Unit/Rooms
Rates on Request

Well positioned on South Africa's sub-tropical golf coast, close to the Indian Ocean, the estate merges the understated elegance of yesteryear with the modern standards of today's discerning travellers. The English Manor House, centred on the 80-hectare estate, has three en-suite rooms and one Presidential suite, furnished with fine antiques and Persian carpets. The remaining 45 en-suite roo...

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Kruger Park Lodge

South AfricaSouth Africa » Mpumalanga » The Panorama » Hazyview
Kruger Park Lodge
Golf Resort
Golf Resort
200 Unit/Rooms
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Situated on the banks of the Sabie River, Kruger Park Lodge is well situated on the R536 leading to the Paul Kruger entrance to the Kruger National Park. The new Phabeni Gate is a ten-minute drive from the resort. The serviced, fully equipped, up-market thatched chalets have open-plan lounges and dining-areas, and two or three bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, and they lead onto sheltered pa...

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Simola Golf & Country Estate

South AfricaSouth Africa » Western Cape » Cape Garden Route & Klein Karoo » Knysna
Simola Golf & Country Estate
Golf Resort
Golf Resort
81 Unit/Rooms
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Simola commands an awesome view of the entire surrounding area of Knysna. The suites’ focus is on elegance and comfort and includes luxuries like wide screen TV, DVD player, wireless connectivity, underfloor heating, and a gas barbeque on the patio.......

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Sabi River Sun Resort

South AfricaSouth Africa » Mpumalanga » The Panorama » Hazyview
Sabi River Sun Resort
Golf Resort
Golf Resort
60 Unit/Rooms
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Situated on the bird-thronged banks of the tranquil Sabie River, the Sabi River Sun Resort is set in 200 acres of lush bushveld. It is within easy reach of the Kruger National Park and many other well known tourist attractions. Accommodation comprises 60 rooms and 104 time-share chalets. Dinners are served in the Hippopotamus Restaurant, and lunches are served on the terrace. ...

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The Big Five

The Big Five, Big Six and the Special Seven are not, as they might appear, gangs from an Enid Blyton book. The Big Five are the five most dangerous species for the hunter to pursue : lion, buffalo, rhino, leopard and elephant.

Over the years, tourism has attached its own spin and these animals have become the most sought-after by visitors on photographic safaris. In the Eastern Cape, the whale has been added to the five to make the Big Six, although on balance I suppose whales might also be quite dangerous to hunt. Ask Jonah!

In the north of the country, cheetah and wild dog have been added to the five to make the Special Seven and give a marketing edge to those lucky enough to be home to all seven creatures. As it happens, cheetah and wild dog populations are fortunately on the rise, both species being seriously threatened in the wild.