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Thyolo

Danakil Depression

Plettenberg Bay

Plettenberg Bay
Plett Quarter’s central location allows guests easy access to all the main attractions that this charming town has to offer. Stroll out of our front door to the many cafes, restaurants and shops that surround the hotel. If you feel like walking off your breakfast and enjoying a beach stroll, Plett’s popular swimming beach, Central Beach, is only a one kilometre walk away - but be warned, it is down a very steep hill!
Nestled inside is a gorgeous restaurant open to the public that embraces street facing café culture, with brilliant coffee and smoothies, fresh breakfasts, seasonal lunches, popular dinners and an extensive beverage list. However, the hotels’ most popular destination remains exclusive for guests. The expansive rooftop deck and pool bar on the top floor enjoys panoramic views of the Indian Ocean stretching out over Formosa (‘beautiful’) Bay, where whales are often spotted and watersports abound.
Family friendly, the hotel & apartments welcomes children of all ages.

Plettenberg Bay
For decades the owners of Babylonstoren and The Newt in Somerset have been holidaying at Keurboomstrand on the Western Cape coastline. One of the most charming little beaches in the world, famed for its rugged coastline and unspoilt beaches. Over recent years, we’ve restored or upgraded a few beach cottages on a sea-facing strip of land.
BLOU has only eight self-catering cottages. They are dotted around a central courtyard with a swimming pool, sauna and steam room. It’s the epitome of barefoot luxury on the edge of the Indian Ocean.

Plettenberg Bay

Plettenberg Bay

Plettenberg Bay

Plettenberg Bay

Arusha
Koroi Forest Camp is nestled in Arusha National Park, a quilt of natural habitats puzzled together between the towering peaks of Mount Kilimanjaro and Meru, playing host to a unique blend of biodiversity and wildlife. This dramatic landscape is shaped by the ash cone and cliff faces of Mount Meru that frames the park’s volcanic crater lakes and calderas.

Arusha

Arusha
Eighteen acres of coffee and tea plantation in the heart of Arusha — not the setting you'd typically expect from a city hotel, and that's precisely the point. The property rises up from its own working organic farm, with Mount Meru commanding the horizon and a water stream threading through the gardens below. It's a genuine gateway hotel, sitting midway between the Serengeti and Kilimanjaro National Parks, but it earns its keep long before you board a safari vehicle. The infinity pool set against Mount Meru, the rooftop restaurant supplied in part by the farm below, the spa, the glass-blowing workshop, the staff who regularly get singled out in reviews as among the best in East Africa — there's enough here to justify arriving a day early. Which you probably will.

Arusha
Arusha

Arusha
Namibrand, Namibia