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Amakhala Safari Lodge
De intieme Amakhala Safari Lodge bestaat uit elf zeer luxe, comfortabel ingerichte chalets met elk een eigen dompelbad. U kijkt uit op een waterpoel, waar het kleine wild zich vaak laat zien. In deze lodge wordt gedacht aan de kleinste details en dit ziet u terug in de uitstekende service. Het zal u hier aan niets ontbreken.
Impressies
Over Amakhala Safari Lodge
Kenmerken
- wifi
Hotelnaam:
Amakhala Safari Lodge
Plaats/regio:
Tuinroute & Wijngebied
Code:
H16774
Klasse:
Beoordeling:
Vanafprijs:
v.a. € 261 (per persoon, bij een 2pk)
Vraag offerte aan
Kamerbeschrijvingen
Safari SuiteAirco, plafondventilator, kluisje, minibar, koffie- en theezetfaciliteiten, badkamer met douche en föhn, privé-terras met dompelbad en buitendouche.
Ligging
Gelegen in het Amakhala Game Reserve, op circa 40 minuten rijden ten noordoosten van Port Elizabeth.
Aantal kamers
11
Faciliteiten
- Restaurant
- Bar
- Zwembad
- Spa
- Bibliotheek
- WiFi
- Parkeergelegenheid
Activiteiten
- Game drives
- Wandelsafari's
- Boottochten
- Vogelspotten
Amakhala Safari Lodge, Safari Suite
Amakhala Safari Lodge
Amakhala Safari Lodge
Amakhala Safari Lodge, Safari Suite
Amakhala Safari Lodge
Amakhala Safari Lodge
Amakhala Safari Lodge
Amakhala Game Reserve
Amakhala Safari Lodge, Safari Suite
Amakhala Safari Lodge, Safari Suite
Amakhala Safari Lodge
Amakhala Safari Lodge
Amakhala Safari Lodge
Amakhala Safari Lodge
De zuidelijke kustlijn tussen Kaapstad en Port Elizabeth wordt ook wel de Tuinroute genoemd. De naam duidt op het feit dat in het voorjaar – in oktober en november – de flora hier zo uitbundig bloeit dat het net één grote tuin lijkt. Het wijngebied, in de directe omgeving van Kaapstad, met pittoreske plaatsjes als Stellenbosch en Franschhoek, is ook absoluut een hoogtepunt tijdens uw vakantie in Zuid-Afrika.
"A perfect safari"
21-09-2017
We spent four nights at Amakhala in the Safari Lodge. It is a beautiful setting with luxury suites in the middle of nature. The food is great and the staff is very friendly and helpful. The best are the game drives twice a day. Our ranger Mnoni is a real naturalist. He know everything about the animals, birds, vegetation and even the insects. He has an instinct when it comes to finding the animals and knows just where to stop to best see them. A born teacher, whose heart is fully into it.
The Safari Lodge at Amakhala is highly recommended. The landscape and climate is great in the Eastern Cape. No need to get malaria shots.
"Great safari lodge"
18-09-2017
We spent 3 nights here, a family of four but we had two lodges instead of sharing one. Something to do with limited numbers allowed in the park, at any one time. Fantastic lodges, really comfortable with a free mini bar with alcohol, soft drinks and a seemingly unlimited supply of gin and tonic!!!
The small spa pool outside each lodge was cold, but my wife and daughter still had a dip. Animals come right up to your patio area. Walls facing the drinking pool were all canvas and could be rolled up for viewing, but were very safe when closed. There are locks on the door, but we never locked anything. The whole trip was a package deal, flights, Cape Town, Garden Route, Car Hire, etc.. So we were not really sure of the cost of this safari alone. But in South Africa it has to be done and we all enjoyed ourselves. Even the early morning drives !!! Only thing missing was leopard's, they claim to have the Big Five...but I believe the leopards keep getting out!!!!
"Family stay mid August 2017"
06-09-2017
We had three wonderful nights here, two adults and two teenagers. Although the rooms are big enough, due to maximum number of guests allowed to stay, we had two lodges, myself and son in one, wife and daughter in the other. The lodges are spread along the slight hill either side of the bar, lounge area and dining room. Looking into the small grassy valley and overlooking watering holes. When we first got there, there was an elephant in the main waterhole, but during our stay lots of different types of antelope wandered through. Each lodge has a great patio area, with (cold) plunge pool, overlooking all this but completely private to all other lodges. Even the bathtub had a roll-up canvas window, so that you could watch. The double shower is open to the sky too. Well stocked fridge where everything is included, sherry, gin, tonic, crisps, lager, wine, etc.. There is a safe, but we did not even lock our lodge. Just secure it from the thieving monkeys!!!
Generally we had two safari's each day; we got there at 1pm on first day and after lunch went on the 3pm safari. Back as it got dark. Early mornings, got up and had coffee and cakes, then safari as the sun comes up, back for breakfast. Then siesta time, then lunch at 2pm....back out at 3pm. Brilliant. Guides were excellent, we had the same one each day, Ngoni, who was chatty, informative, but not over-the-top. Highly recommended.
The animals, we got really close to 5 cheetahs with a new kill, had encounters with 3 rhino's, and had elephants and lions warn us to back-off!!! Numerous Zebra, giraffe, buffalo, antelopes, etc. Plus many, many birds especially on the boat trip. It seems that most 3 day stays get a little extra somewhere, either a trip to another game lodge or boat trip, really breaks up the safari's nicely.
The only thing missing was a leopard, it seems that these animals keep getting introduced, but keep escaping from the safety of the huge game park.... There are plans to re-introduce hippo's, but with the area having such a water shortage; it's proving difficult to get a suitable damn built for them!
Excellent malaria free game park; twenty-five years ago I visited Kenya and many game parks there; It did feel more like a full-on safari in Kenya, with less fencing and native animals that have lived there all their lives. With migration still being possible. Amakhala is a huge park, but it is 5 or 6 farms who decided to join together, tear out their fencing and put a huge fence around the whole area. The animals are re-introduced. They are not pets, they feed themselves; and these animals all lived here generations ago. But you keep coming up against these fences, separating the park with neighbouring farms. The policy is to limit the number of customers, depending on the size of each farm.
Still, my family loved it, even the teenagers had unlimited wifi at the base, but still came on every tour. Worth every penny, got to be done in South Africa.
"Amazing"
03-09-2017
Fantastic time visiting Amakhala Safari Lodges. Cameron and Ngoli were brilliant. Don't want to say too much about it as it would spoil the experience for others but it was just the best time ever. Magical!!!
"Family holiday "
24-08-2017
Great accommodation with very good attention to detail. Staff were extremely welcoming and our guide was great entertainment throughout our 4 night stay. Food exceeded our expectations for both quality and quantity. We went in winter so weather was unpredictable. The whole family enjoyed it.
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