Holiday villages and unusual accommodation South Africa

This complex, above the escarpment, offers several sports activities (hiking, horse riding, swimming pool, fishing, tennis, 9-hole golf) and different types of accommodation: camping, chalets for four fully equipped people, chalets for two. A Youth Hostel lodging formula is also available. Cafeteria, restaurant, petrol pump and shops.

Extensive water complex, both amusement park and centre of therapy. Nautical ski lifts. Wildlife reserve. Several accommodation options, from bungalow to luxury room. Do not hesitate to come and take a bath with a daily ticket.

This lodge, the first built, is quite different from the Forest. The stone building is located at the top of a hill and offers a 360 ° view. The decoration is in very Colonial African tones. For accommodation, you can choose between the Rock chalets and the luxurious Bush Suites on two levels. In the evening, we eat in a gigantic savannah. Shop provided. Management insists on: children are welcome, which is quite rare in bush luxury lodges.

A complex like one like them, with large swimming pools and a little military building. Close to Buffelspoort Lake, so some 4 kilometres from Rustenburg to the east, cottages equipped with kitchen and 6 or beds. Good family option.

You drove well, but you arrived too late at the door of the park! This little military style complex will host you until tomorrow.

Don't hesitate to make a south hook by Badplaas for a short refurbishment in this thermal complex created at the foot of the Hlumuhlumu Mountains. The institute offers care for one, three or five days, and the vehicle can be flown with the Réserve reserve (rhinos, antelopes). Wide sports palette, from paint to golf, scuba diving and fly fishing. This complex has been awarded many times and is considered one of the best of its kind in South Africa.

The Boegoeberg dam is a gravity dam located on the Orange River, near Prieska, in the Northern Cape province of South Africa. Construction began in 1926 and was completed in 1933. The dam is named after the small Croton gratissimus tree, also known as Bergboegoe. With a height of 11 meters, it covers an area of 742 hectares. It offers visitors the chance to enjoy the region's natural beauty and a variety of outdoor activities.

Klaus Achtzehn offers campsites and bungalows on the lagoon, in a magnificent site. Restaurant, swimming pool, sailing, fishing, beach walks.