Amakhala Game Reserve offers malaria-free Big 5 safari accommodation across 11 owner-managed 3–5 star lodges and tented camps on about 9,000 hectares in the Eastern Cape.
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Fowlds is a small settlement in the Northern Cape Province, positioned in the semi-arid Karoo landscape between the larger towns of Graaff-Reinet and Somerset East. The area offers visitors a genuine experience of rural South African life, with wide-open spaces and a sense of remoteness that appeals to those seeking solitude.
Amakhala Game Reserve offers malaria-free Big 5 safari accommodation across 11 owner-managed 3–5 star lodges and tented camps on about 9,000 hectares in the Eastern Cape.
Camp Acacia is a self-catering bush camp perched on a hilltop within a 400-hectare wilderness conservancy with plains game and spectacular scenery. Bordering the Amakhala Private Game Reserve, Camp Acacia is set in Greater Addo, a 30-minute drive from Addo Elephant National Park. The camp is perfectly positioned to take advantage of safari day trips offered on both Amakhala and Addo. The camp is ideal for those who want to enjoy the spectacular scenery and wildlife that the Eastern Cape has to offer. Camp Acacia is a rustic stone-and-thatch camp for the exclusive use of 1 group of up to 6 guests. Guests are accommodated in three standalone A-frame chalets. Of the 3 chalets, 2 are equipped with double beds and the third has 2 single beds. Each chalet has an en-suite bathroom with a shower, toilet and basin, seating area, as well as a patio with two chairs to enjoy the views. In a separate building, there is a fully equipped kitchen, a dining room and a lounge area with a fireplace. Limited Wi-Fi coverage is available in the lounge area. The camp facilities also include a swimming pool with sun loungers and expansive views, and a braai and firepit. Commanding spectacular views, the focus is on rest and relaxation, cooking around a fire, and enjoying the company of those with you. All guests are met at the Amakhala Conservation Centre and transferred by a Camp Acacia vehicle to the camp. The accommodation rate includes the transfer to the camp on arrival and a transfer to the Amakhala Conservation Centre on your departure. Any additional transfers during your stay will attract an additional fee.
Guest lodge accommodation with four chalets on 300 hectares in South Africa's malaria-free Eastern Cape. Wildlife observation and safari base near Addo Elephant National Park, one hour from Port Elizabeth.
Located within the Amakhala Game Reserve, Tygerfontein Safari Villa offers self-catering accommodation in Greater Addo, just 32 km from Addo Elephant National Park, making it ideal for day trips to explore the surroundings. The lovely self-catering villa comprises 4 bedrooms with comfortable double, single or bunk beds, and share the use of 2 bathrooms. The kitchen is fully equipped with a stove, and oven, a washing machine and tumbledryer as well as a dishwasher, and guests can enjoy their meals at the dining table. The lounge has a cosy fireplace and a TV, and free Wi-Fi is available, opening onto a covered terrace with outdoor seating, and barbecue facilities, overlooking the lovely garden and swimming pool. The Tented Camp is a recently renovated Luxury campsite. Guests are treated with a lovely view, sundowners, freshly prepared meals and house drinks. Pure bliss in nature.
Tygerfontein Safari Villa is a private self-catering retreat set in a tranquil safari environment in the Eastern Cape. It offers guests an exclusive escape surrounded by natural bush and open landscapes. The villa features spacious, well-appointed interiors designed for comfort and relaxation. Large living areas create a welcoming space for families or groups travelling together. A fully equipped kitchen allows guests to enjoy self-catering convenience, making it ideal for longer stays or independent travel in the bush. Outside, guests can relax by the private swimming pool or enjoy the peaceful surroundings while taking in the sights and sounds of the African wilderness. With its secluded setting and access to nearby wildlife experiences and game drives, the villa offers a balance of comfort, privacy, and authentic safari atmosphere.
Leeuwenbosch Country House & Shearers Lodge is private Amakhala Game Reserve accommodation on a historic 1908 Fowlds family homestead, an Eastern Cape Big 5 safari lodge.
Woodbury Lodge is stone-and-thatch safari lodge accommodation on Amakhala Game Reserve in the Eastern Cape, on a ridgeline above the Bushman’s River valley.
Woodbury Manor is five-star sole-use safari villa accommodation on the eastern edge of Amakhala Game Reserve, Eastern Cape, for groups or families of up to 8.
Small family-operated lodge with four canvas safari tents on Amakhala Game Reserve in malaria-free Eastern Cape, offering personalized Big Five safari accommodation near Port Elizabeth.
Intimate 1920s-style tented safari accommodation on Amakhala Big 5 Game Reserve in the malaria-free Eastern Cape, 68km from Port Elizabeth.
Induli Lodge is an intimate safari accommodation with three chalet suites on the 22,000-acre Amakhala Game Reserve in the malaria-free Eastern Cape of South Africa.
Pure Nature Familodge is family-run self-catering farm lodge accommodation on the edge of Addo Elephant National Park for families, couples and friends seeking nature and wildlife.
Five-star Big Five game reserve accommodation in Eastern Cape's malaria-free Sidbury Plains, one hour from Nelson Mandela Bay, with lodges for couples and families.
Zoetvlei Wildlife Estate offers safari-style accommodation on a private wildlife estate in the bushveld just outside Paterson in the Eastern Cape, 50 minutes from Gqeberha Port Elizabeth Airport.
Kichaka Lodge is five-star accommodation at Lalibela Wildlife Reserve in the Eastern Cape, built from natural stone and thatch beside a waterhole frequented by wildlife.
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Fowlds is a small settlement in the Northern Cape Province, positioned in the semi-arid Karoo landscape between the larger towns of Graaff-Reinet and Somerset East. The area offers visitors a genuine experience of rural South African life, with wide-open spaces and a sense of remoteness that appeals to those seeking solitude.