



Set amongst the rock formations, the stone and timber restaurant and bar is under thatch and filled with beautiful, wildlife-inspired art. During the day, two swimming pools offer a welcome escape from the blistering Karoo heat, and a peaceful spot to relax and enjoy the scenery. At night, the traditional boma is a cosy spot for dinner. There's WiFi and satellite television (if you want to remain connected to the outside world) and a small wellness spa (if you don't!).
Accommodation ranges from comfortable thatched huts, to unusual Cave Suites, skilfully chiselled into the sandstone overhangs. Our favourites include the wonderful Outcrop Room, an open-air creation set amongst the rocks with no walls or ceilings, and the romantic Star Suite, a private platform about three kilometres from the lodge, completely open to the wilderness, with a natural rock pool and a glorious "star bath".
A network of hiking and mountain bike trails criss-cross the reserve, and there's a variety of rock climbing and bouldering opportunities in the sandstone outcrops. Explore your surroundings on nature drives and quad bike safaris to search for a variety of antelope, unusual species like aardvark, and the rarely seen Cape mountain leopard, or visit ancient San rock art for an insight into the region’s history. A small observatory offers a closer look at the fantastic night skies, and spa treatments are available.
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Switch off and get back to nature in this wilderness of rocky mountains and ancient Khoisan art.