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South Africa continues to appeal to those looking for a range of different holiday experiences in one. From the beautiful views from Table Mountain, to the cosmopolitan lifestyle in Cape Town, to the beauty of the Garden Route and excitement of the safaris. Our Assistant Manager Nathan visited South Africa earlier in the year and has selected his top five recommended places to stay… Quick link menu (click on the accommodation name to jump to more information)
Cape Grace,
Cape Town
What we include...
Return scheduled flights from Heathrow with British Airways or
South African Airways Le Quartier Francais, Franschhoek This exquisite Auberge, reminiscent of an elegant Provencale villa, is a member of Relais & Chateaux and is located on the main street of the historic French Huguenot town of Franschhoek. It has a warm and welcoming ambience with just 17 bedrooms and a private library that all overlook the attractive gardens and swimming pool. The rooms are decorated in bold colours, with Egyptian cotton sheets, down duvets and seperate sitting areas and are extremely comfortable – each has a working fire place and a pleasant view. The bright and airy restaurant where award-winning chef, Margot Janse, creates some wonderful dishes combining French, Malay and traditional South African cooking, is superb and opens out on to an attractive terrace. The atmospheric bar serves lighter meals throughout the day and has a summer terrace on the street where guests can relax and watch the world go by whilst enjoying a delicious glass of chilled white wine. 4 night prices from: £1598 per person. What we include...
Return scheduled flights from Heathrow with British Airways or
South African Airways This exceptional, privately-owned hotel sits in three acres of perfectly manicured gardens on the waters edge, looking out over the peaceful lagoon to the dramatic Knysna Heads.
The St James is beautifully decorated in an elegant, country
house style, and has just 18 delightful bedrooms located in three buildings,
each with its own outdoor swimming pool – the main manor, the
Mediterranean-style courtyard and the cottage. All overlook the gardens and many
have attractive views of the lagoon. The gardens are perfect for relaxation, or
if you prefer, a game of tennis on the flood-lit court, croquet, or a spot of
fishing or even waterskiing from the private jetty. The hotel has its own boat
for sightseeing cruises and also a number of canoes – perfect for exploring the
lagoon’s wonderful eco-system. The main manor is home to an attractive lounge
with a mezzanine level, a bar and a delightful dining room where delicious
cuisine is served by candlelight. The St James has a perfect setting and offers
a level of personal service that has guests returning year upon year. Tsala Tree top lodge, near Plettenberg Bay
Constructed by skilled local craftsmen from wood, stone and glass, it is a truly breathtaking experience. The 10 suites have private ‘infinity’ plunge pools and observation decks; each building is connected by a series of wooden walkways that rise as high as 20 feet into the forest canopy. The rooms are exceptionally private and all have a large sitting room, a ceramic fire, a bathroom with a free standing bath – large enough for two - and an outside shower. The restaurant and lounge are in the main lodge which is decorated throughout with fascinating African artefacts. Accommodation at Tsala is much sought-after because of its unique quality and romantic setting so early booking is recommended. 4 night prices from: £1752 per person. Safari: Gorah Elephant Camp, luxury tented camp in the heart of Addo Elephant National Park.
A member of Relais & Chateaux, Gorah Elephant Camp is a superb
boutiquestyle lodge located one hour north of Port Elizabeth. It is an extensive
(and very peaceful) private concession within Addo Elephant National Park, a 10
kilometres drive on dirt tracks from the main road, and combines great style
with a true feeling of being at one with nature. "Gorah House" has been
sumptuously restored to its 19th Century splendour with period furniture and is
now a National Monument. The two lounges have open fires, the library has
historic books of the area and the terrace opens out onto a small water hole
visited by numerous animals. There are two stylish dining rooms and the lodge
has a reputation for superb cuisine. Within the rocks behind the lodge is the
Boma area for outside dining and the natural rock swimming pool. Accommodation
is in 11 luxury tented suites under thatched canopies and all have their own
verandas looking out over the plains. Elephants are the main attraction
(elephant back-safaris can be arranged) and there is a full programme We are able to tailor make your holiday to South Africa to ensure you get the most out of your time. If you are thinking of visiting South Africa then please call in and ask to speak to Nathan or Alan who have both been themselves - 0845 003 2211 or 01543 258631.
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