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Karoopark Guest House - Graaff-Reinet
The Eastern Cape - Bed and Breakfast Rooms: 24
R205 to R350 per person sharing- Karoopark Guest House is situated in the historical centre of Graaff-Reinet. Accommodation is available in en-suite rooms in the garden or in the colonial-style manor house. Karoopark has a A'la Carte Restaurant & bar, a swimming pool, secure parking, B&B or self-catering accommodation. Tours are also on offer to the nearby highlights such as the Valley of Desolation, Agava (Tequila) Factory and Camdeboo National Park. Come and enjoy a relaxing time in the Gem of the Karoo, as Graaff-Reinet...
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Camdeboo Cottages - Graaff-Reinet
The Eastern Cape - Bed and Breakfast Rooms: 16
R500 to R1200 per unit- Camdeboo Cottages consists of nine self-catering cottages (all national monuments) situated in the heart of historical Graaff-Reinet. These cottages form a secluded courtyard with covered carports, a swimming pool & garden. Bed & Breakfast or self-catering is available & a variety of evening meals are on offer - dinner is served in the cottages or on the veranda next to the swimming pool All cottages have : Aircon Electric Blankets on all beds in the winter Televisions with Satellite...
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Woodall Country House and Spa - Addo
The Eastern Cape - Bed and Breakfast Rooms: 11
R750 to R1225 per person sharing- Set amongst peaceful citrus orchards close to Addo Elephant Park, and only 45 minutes from Port Elizabeth in the malaria free Eastern Cape. This boutique hotel caters for the discerning traveller by offering five star luxury and standards of service, reflected in attention to detail and spacious accommodation. It is the ideal base from which to explore the adjacent Addo Elephant Park, and nearby game reserves such as Schotia, Amakhala, Pumba, Kwantu and Elephant Back Safaris. Honeymooners are specially...
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South Africa Backpackers Lodges & Hostels
- South Africa is a favourite destination for backpackers from around the globe. A Backpacker and/or Hostelling establishments are accommodation that provides shared facilities, including dormitories, but may also offer a range of alternative sleeping arrangements.
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South Africa Bed & Breakfasts
- South African Bed and Breakfasts gives you an exclusive, personalised travel experience with a touch of local culture and hospitality. Accommodation is provided in a family home and the owner/manager lives in the house or on the property. Breakfast is a must and the bathroom facilities may or may not be en-suite and/or shared. In general, the guest shares the public areas with the host family and other guests.
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South Africa Camping and Caravan Parks
- A Camping and Caravan Park is a facility that provides ablution and toilet facilities and space for campers for their own tent, motor home and or caravan. South Africa has over 700 camping sites in or near nature reserve and wildlife parks. Various camping sites are also available near famous landmarks and on the coast.
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South Africa Game Lodges and Bush Camps
- South African Game Lodges ranges from rustic to 5-star luxury to self catering bush camps and fully inclusive lodges, with packages including daily game activities, day and night game drives, bush walks, horse-back safaris and other wildlife activities. South African Lodges are located within private game reserves, national parks and nature reserves.
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South Africa Guest Farms / Country House
- When visiting the South African countryside visitors will find staying on a farm both enjoyable and easy on the pocket. Guest Farms in South Africa offer a peaceful vacation retreat. The farm-life offers warm hospitality, hearty country breakfasts and overnight accommodation ranging from comfortable to luxury. Decide between a self catered farm stay in a private self-contained cottages and catered accommodation in a traditional farmhouse This type of getaway is particularly popular with families. With milking to watch and animals to stroke, children are entertained and skilled. A country house is a large guest house, usually situated in natural, peaceful surroundings such as near a nature reserve, woods, a pond etc. It offers all the services of a hotel, including dinner.
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South Africa Guest Houses
- Guest houses and lodges in South Africa are an ideal alternative to staying at the (sometimes costly) hotels in the area. A guest house can be an existing home, a renovated home or a building that has been specifically designed to provide overnight accommodation. A guest house will have public areas for the exclusive use of its guests and meals besides breakfast are often available on request. Other services offered at hotels can be expected, such as airport transfers, wake up calls and laundry service. The owner or manager may live on the property.
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South Africa Hotels & Resorts
- Discover South Africa brings you an extensive selection of resorts and hotels, from 5 star luxury hotels to smaller, less expensive hotels and resorts. In general a hotel makes food and beverage services available to guests. A hotel has a reception area, and offers at least a breakfast room or communal eating area like a restaurant.
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South Africa Lodges
- A lodge is an accommodation facility mostly located in natural countryside surroundings with a tranquil atmosphere. The rates charged are usually inclusive of all meals. The experience offered at a lodge may also include activities such as game drives, cultural tours, etc.
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South Africa Self Catering
- For greater privacy and independence choose a self catering holiday. Self catering categories include free-standing holiday homes and luxury villas, holiday cottages and holiday apartments, bungalows or even tents. Self catering establishments are usually fully equipped, enabling the guest to cater for themselves.
Eastern Cape Travel Guide
The Eastern Cape, lying on the south-eastern South African coast, is a province of great natural beauty and scenic diversity, particularly the rocky cliffs, forceful seas and dense green bush of the stretch known as the Wild Coast.
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