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Ailsa Craig
Camps Bay City of Cape TownEnjoy beautiful city views and of the mountains.
Bakubung Bush Lodge
North West ProvinceA mere two hour drive from the hustle and bustle of Johannesburg and ten minutes from Sun City, is a place of breathtaking beauty and serenity. Overlooking the rich expanses of the malaria-free Pilanesburg National Park, Bakubung, or 'People of the Hippo', offers guests Big 5 viewing in one of Africa's beautiful national parks. Guests are spoilt for choice be it having a cup of coffee overlooking our resident hippo in the waterhole, bushveld boma barbecues, game walks or the culinary experience of Bakubung's famous buffet.
Becks Safari Lodge
PolokwaneSet in the Karongwe Private Game Reserve and overlooking the stunning Makhutswi River, this intimate location offers eightsafari suites bordering the river as well as two family or couples oriented suites looking onto a popular waterhole. Outstanding views welcome guests to a unique lifestyle experience, combining luxe living witha deep appreciation for South Africa's natural terrains. Deeply connected with the location's unrivalled backdrop, each air-conditioned safari suite boasts a high-impact design scheme incorporating both contemporary, bold visuals and elements from nature. The spacious interiors incorporate the unusual combination of steel and wood; while the unique peaked tin roofs create an auditory connection with the sounds of the bush. A palette of silver, charcoal and elephant-grey ensures a relaxing and elegant setting to enjoy a secluded escape from bustling everyday life.
Buffalo Ridge Safari Lodge
DwarsbergBuffalo Ridge Safari Lodge is the first wholly-owned, Community-based Safari Lodge to be developed in South Africa. The lodge is an eco-tourism partnership between North-West Parks, the Balete Ba Lekgophung Community and the operator, The Nature Workshop. The community has a 45-year lease to operate a commercial lodge with traversing rights across the reserve. The concept is unique in South Africa as the community owns the lodge, with substantial benefits accruing back to the community itself.
